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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1916
Page
3
Portland Ore July 21 Three hundred thirty million feet of government timber put up for sale by the Forest Service in a statewide program.
Mrs Grovan W Sepono of Wilmington Delaware recounts severe backache nervousness and fatigue after multiple doctors gave differing advice She found relief using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and reports improved health and weight gain The ad urges other women to consider the remedy and provides the Pinkham company address for advice.
A large timber sale by the Forest Service in District 6 Oregon Washington and Alaska is advertised. About 7 020 acres across Townships evith ranges 4 12 and 4 includes chiefly Detiales fir western red cedar and other conifers. Prices range from 1.20 to 230 per thousand feet with concerns about water protection near Lost Lake and the West Fork Dood region.
Portland Oregon July 31 The Pythian Sisters of Oregon convene with Emma Snyder elected Grand Chief Also chosen are Mer Boum Snyder as grand enter and Mew Kinin Wek nuoey as grand senior Leaders include Nellie Vernon and Jennie Hightin amid a ceremony. text notes multiple errors in names and places reflected in OCR.
Second harvest of strawberries underway in Stanfield led by W. W. Conor with about two hundred crates for market. Local residents and visitors frequent the town, with notes on family visits, travel to Pendleton, Hermiston, Spokane, and Portland, plus social gatherings and church services.
July 28 an attempt to light a cigar while driving a motor vehicle failed on a mountain road near Treema. Rutherford of Dronaldes drove with Mew Rutherford and B. Lawrence also of Tronvides. The car left the roadway, overturned, causing damage but no severe injuries. The party sought help and the vehicle was towed from the scene.
At AUHORA Missouri a night attack damaged the newspaper office known as the Menace. The night watchman was alone and unharmed. A small fire started but was quickly extinguished and no arrests were made. Public sentiment rose as the incident drew attention to the week.
Washington July 21 British authorities formally guarantee to the U S that no additional American firms will be added to the blacklist before the German connection is fully established. The note asserts no Cir will be included until the German link is proven.
Washington reports through the state department that Alice Masarye, a New York settlement worker, has not been executed by Austrian military authorities as previously claimed. The incident involved Migi Maxarig, who faced punishment for assisting his father to evade conscription. the note also mentions an American citizen.
The United States Interior Department highlights the nation’s scenic wealth, urging motorists to explore natural wonders. Stephen Mather champions patriotic travel as car owners prepare for August 6 launch of the National Touring Week, promoting a nationwide motorist movement to enjoy and value American scenery.
In a July decision by Judge Mormay, a prohibition case from Wadham & Co involving a shipment of ethyl alcohol valued at 400 dollars is headed for appeal. The involved firm, a wholesale importer and manufacturer of flavor extracts, challenges state restrictions on importation under the federal prohibition framework. Attorneys Turthe, Bolen, Speer, and Halleth represent the MedMehip company in the appeal.
A Temple is boomed for national basehat a commission chatramanship as officials weigh the role and scope of a key governance position. Local leaders rally support around the proposal amid community debates on authority and duties.
New York reports William Kie Temple, famed as the Father of the World Series, is likely doomed by baseball politics. The piece notes Temple’s roles with the Pittsburgh team, the National League, and the Tamote Temple Cup, and questions the future of the National Bathealt Commission before the 1915 season.
July 20 near Newport a car driven by Mr. Strall veered off a road after the steering gear broke. The vehicle plunged down a 30 mile embankment, killing Mr. and Mrs. Small and two children, while Mr. Thewellyn survived.
A big six cylinder car plunged over an embankment into a ravine injuring Mr Small seriously with head and face burns and a dislocated shoulder. Mrs Small and Mr Llewellyn suffered bruises while two children were uninjured. A guardian sought arrest of Lee for abducting a boy but the charges adjourned. bonds set at 1000 each.
Thom as Frederick Lee and his mother Emma Kenton Lee were arrested in Danbury on a warrant charging them with kidnapping the 1 year old heir William K Lea of $1,600,000 from White Plains. authorities moved quickly as the case drew attention to the alleged crime and the fugitives were in custody.
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