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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1908
Page
6
Preparations begin for harvest in Helix county with many new combines and ample labor. Fall sown wheat expected to yield 30 bushels per acre on average, with many 35 to 40 bushel results. Rain cooled conditions after warm spell. workers nearly overcome by heat. Married: Miss Millie Dunnington wed Roy Blake at Pendleton.
English society women accept the queen's ruling against the directoire sheath gown deeming it immodest. Queen Alexandra conveyed displeasure at Ascot and at a ball, prompting ladies to avoid the style. fat and less fashionable figures cheer the ban while fashionables secrete their gowns.
Mr A A Felton of Harrisville N J commends Dr King s New Life Pills as exactly right after years use The remedy relieves constipation biliousness and malaria without discomfort 2c at Tallman Co s drug store
Oklahoma City report says Will Johnson, a Negro youth, is to be hanged tomorrow for fatally assaulting an elderly white woman near Shawnee. The case is placed amid a string of racial crimes in Oklahoma, with clashes and fatalities inflaming tensions and raising fears of a race war. Edgar Floren, working in a Phoenix mine, was pinned between an ore car and muck, breaking his back. doctors say recovery is possible but uncertain.
Weston notes a strong harvest outlook with crews to operate in the fields next week. Prices high and bread smiles on local growers as harvest work resumes after a rain. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Charles Pierce from Los Angeles guests at N Loneridge home. Harrison Case buys Fred Young residence in upper Weston. Cavalry band from Fort Walla Walla played at Fountain Square Inn en route to American Lake.
In Washington on July 17 Evangelist Theodore Vaillant son of the late Bishop Vaillant launches a new religion centered on happiness personal liberty and joyful worship at a local amusement park church. The creed rejects hellfire fear and rigid blue laws and urges Christians to spread light and joy rather than deny entertainment.
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