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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1910
Page
2
Retail promotion details show deep discounts across hats and footwear. Hats earlier priced up to 15 dollars reduced to 1.98 and 3.98 clearance prices. Suit and shoe sales include women's suits up to 860.00 with clearance prices, and a broad range of men’s, women’s, and children’s footwear discounted to 1.48 to 2.98, with assorted styles and materials.
Clearance sale notes leather purses and handbags in various styles and prices. Items include lace trimmed purses, vest options, and multiple clearance prices from $3.60 to $8.00, with several listings showing $4.70 and $4.95 pricing.
Advertises reduced prices on ladies and misses hose including embroidered options in black and colors. Clearances list 38¢ for 50e hose, 25¢ for embroideries, and 1 419¢ for fin ribbed misses hose in black tan red and pink.
Farmers urged to rub old bark from apple trees to renew vigor and bears, sharing pastures and orchard fertility. Also covers butter making, removing water with acid-treated butter workers, and a plan for a cheap hillside hog house with proper ventilation and sun exposure.
Advice warns of indigestion in calves from ^dry feed and suggests feeding a grain ration with bran mash daily for a week. recommends turnips and roots as aids. For cattle a small dose of castor oil about 2 ounces with an ounce of laudanum in linseed gruel as a remedy.
Fort Worth Citizen Star outlines dairy basics from milking records to calf feeding. It covers milk composition, fat range, and proposals for hand separators, skim milk use, and dairy cattle feeding practices. Recommendations include using good dairy manuals and consulting other dairymen for post sources.
The Fast Oregonian promotes itself as Eastern Oregon's leading paper and the people reward it with liberal patronage. It doubles as the section's advertising medium and highlights bargains on men's oxfords at A Eklund's store.
Market data by H. Colen shows Oregon, Washington, and Idaho wheat outputs. Oregon expects stronger yields in central regions and like Garf ield, while Palouse and Big Bend see declines. Idaho crops rise with spring sowing. total Pacific Northwest wheat to market around 48 million bushels, about 4.5 million less than 1909.
Market editor Hyman H Cohen of the Portland Journal forecasts a Pacific Northwest wheat crop of 42,000,000 bushels, down 10 million from four years ago, with Oregon and Washington showing notable gains due to Nehtum region recovery and favorable rain. Weather and drought conditions limit some districts, while light lands and hotter areas vary, and forecasts hinge on spring moisture and soil crusting affecting yields.
C M Sisson of Avon proposed "Pes the Sol" as the slogan for the Latah County Development League and won a 25 prize from a editors committee. Real estate figures in Moscow favored "The Sell Without Irrigation" to push the same idea. Ex sheriff J J Keane notes locals misunderstand irrigation needs as crops remain unwatered. he recalls Idaho produce as large and impressive.
A report notes crops of alfalfa and wheat yielding 40 bushels per acre, growing almost in the shade of the world’s tallest white pine. It also states 76 slogans were submitted in the contest.
Ann Arbor Michigan President H I Hutchinson of the University of Michigan told summer students that generally a college course is worthwhile but only under broad conditions. He warned against studying solely to gain ease or to avoid life’s challenges, saying such a course drains manliness and character. He argued true college work should demand the student’s best powers though it may not fit an era driven by activity and original thinking.
American churchmen in Rome prepare elaborate reception for Knights of Columbus pilgrimage arriving in Naples August 18. Hundreds of American Catholics from all regions will join in Genoa festivities for Christopher Columbus, then proceed to Rome for a high level audience with the pope and warm hospitality by local clergy and escorts.
The Vatican Spain dispute raises fears of church state separation in Catholic Spain. Observers credit Cardinal Merry del Val with provoking the clash and anticipate his early retirement despite the pope's friendship.
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