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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1911
Page
2
A district supreme court has acknowledged a receiver for funds totaling 385 000 placed in the United States Treasury. The action concerns money held for four beneficiaries and indicates formal court acknowledgment of the receiver’s role and assets.
A Mobile Alabama reader shares relief from chronic womanly trouble after surgery and a successful start with Cardul. The letter claims improved appetite and sleep, with the husband urging continued use and mentions a doctor noting improvement. Includes an offer to write for Home Treatment of Women and a druggist selling Cardul.
William Safford of New York sues Secretary Muac Yeagh and Treasurer Lee Meelung to stop a state action. He seeks an injunction over an indemnity allowing concessions to asphalt firms. The Manon, Orinoco, Emited, and Orinoco Corporation are named beneficiaries. Safford asserts he is a $56,000 judgment creditor of the Mahon company.
Adolph Jasper, after $1,742 vanished in a Commercial bank failure, tried to recover funds from H C Phillips Vancouver land office registrar and bank official. Jasper was taken downstairs under false pretenses, then arrested. claimed his 1792 total money and sought a small portion back. He was released without charges after receiving $179.29 in dividends.
The article discusses ramroad notes with a speculated total on improvements and a shift to a new reporting system for freight tonnage. It notes the Kokomo Frankfort & Western plans a traction line between Frankfort and Kokomo, Indiana, aiming to compete with Clover in the region.
The piece outlines moves in the Missouri Pacific under President Bush where the joint traffic bureau economies are pursued, the Bynaneville and Terre Haute offices shift to Chicago, and July 20 marks a partial identity change as part of Chicago and Western Minols. It notes engine range tests, a board shift with Freeman likely to become president of a regional company, and regulatory questions on dangerous goods transport. Also mentions Chicago and Western Indiana aiming to integrate with Chicago and East Central Illinois, cost-sharing at La Salle Street, and an Illinois Indian Railroad Commission notice demanding speed and safety improvements.
A Japanese employee of the coast chute company died after crashing between two cars and dying soon after reaching the hospital in Rexford Montana. The incident followed a push to the hospital and is one of several fatal accidents reported in the region.
Salmon City Idaho reports T. Parker and Dr. Mo. W. Smith of the state pure food and sanitary department collected fines totaling over 2250 this week for violations of health laws. Minimum fines were imposed in all cases.
The last smallpox patient was discharged from the city hospital yesterday. Six patients remain, all with scarlet fever, and officials note the patients were setting off crackers in celebration of the Fourth.
Charles F. Walsh, Los Angeles aviator, staged two flights in Moscow Idaho during the two day celebration. The second flight lasted about 15 minutes with an altitude of 400 to 500 feet. A separate report notes an accident near Tekon where Tadken way and Anokene were involved with a train, leading to a coroner's involvement.
A cryptic note describes Pieter departing with Theara’s son amid a dispute. The husband filed a complaint, alleging a breach connected to a local kinship matter. Police involvement and a court action are anticipated as events unfold.
Mrs Robert A Cray of Crofton Prairie near Goldendale died after being bitten by a rattler about two weeks earlier. Medical efforts were made including a Portland physician’s consultation with a joint doctor. Mr Gray had worked as a pumpman for the O R and N company in eastern Oregon.
Local police in Salem request help locating W. Egan and Benn after they vanished from a Cheetobe mining school two years after parole. Reports indicate a parolee secured work nearby before two home shocks and the disappearance, with light tests and new machine demonstrations in the city offering little clarity on the case.
Nah Neere and White Woman Winona report Mrs Mamie Whish er, a white woman, and Jesse Hunt, colored, both from Spokane, were arrested here this morning, it is said.
In Milton Preewater diamond a rare baseball match drew a large crowd as the Integrity lodge of Rebekahs ladies played the UOOF lodge men. The Rebekahs led 22 to 4 with West and Murry as batteries for the winning side and Smith and Stephens catching.
A veteran warning about kidney neglect urges early treatment with Doans Kidney Pills. The ad touts 76 years of use, cites a testimonial from Mr C W Jacobe of St Johns Washington, and lists Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as the U S distributor at 50 cents.
New Jersey judges target a class labeled boat rockers after multiple fights tied to their alleged dangerous pranks. Several offenders were heavily fined while others faced longer jail terms or extended residence as authorities enforce strict penalties.
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