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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1910
Page
3
Kidney trouble makes you miserable and can hinder mornings and daily tasks. The article explores back and kidney related discomfort, possible causes, and prompts readers to seek medical advice for persistent symptoms. It highlights common remedies and when to consult a doctor for relief.
The Western Forestry and Conservation Association calls for wide citizen vigilance and forest fire prevention as drought and early dry conditions threaten a repeat of the worst fire years. Authorities warn of cycles of destructive fires and urge timber owners and travelers to exercise extreme care while noting governors may ban hunting and camping during high danger periods.
Jacob writes of a morning trip to the grocery. He describes filling a basket with broom syrup molasses peanut butter jelly jam and a few berry preserves. He notes prices per item and praises his bargain so he could say I got the things good and cheap because I went to the store.
The Civil Service Commission in Seattle announces a reorganization effective July 1 1810 with headquarters in Seattle Washington. Applications for field service positions in Oregon go to the district secretary in Seattle and first class post office exams in Portland and Salem are set for the first Wednesday or Saturday in November annually.
Spokanie professors and state horticulturists from Minnesota Montana Washington Idaho and other regions are named as experts to judge exhibits at the International Exposition tied to the Dry Farming Congress in Spokane. Cash prizes totaling 3500 plus another 3500 from the Spokane Interstate Fair will reward growers and universities for displays in grains grasses vegetables and fruits.
Special correspondence from Adams Oregon notes Pendleton visitors Mrs King Wee and Mrs T Brown with Brown family in Adams. Jeff Brown of Walla Walla visits son Fred. Funeral of Sulky Smith passes through Adams en route to Athena cemetery. many attend. Local repair work at A M offer Je shop. Arbuckle from Athena visits Pendleton. Henry Whitley of Walla Walla visits Adams. Mrs T Henry and Miss Adamann-Histey drive to Athena. Blake and Lawrence King shop in Adams. J McVolum and C Owens visit Athena. Frenohle Vahal of Walla Walla conducts business in Adams. Public school remodeling for high school expansion. harvesting to begin next week. Mrs Mary Fermandy of Calumet arrives from Michigan to visit Mrs Christoner. Mr Jackson of Walla Walla visits Adams and harvests. Miss View Watrug of Hermiston visits Miss Barger on ranch. Teething babies suffer diarrhea. Chamberlain's Colic Diarrhoea remedy recommended. Angels don’t gossip. where do women go when they die.
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