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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1911
Page
2
Ancient history themed circus parade fills vast arenas with Egyptians Philistines Phoenicians Ashbaenians and Arabian riders. Elephants perform stunts as aerial acts and international equestrians thrill crowds. Multiple races around the track precede a grand concert after the final race. Audience enjoys an ecstasy filled afternoon, with praise for next year’s Selle-Floto offering.
Special Correspondence Hermiston Ore June 1 government surveyors completed topographical work on the Umatilla west extension project. Over forty men broke camp last evening under R. M. Alavery. J Wagner and family arrived from Hood River to settle, while Dr Waldo H Coe reported land sales and visits by Orchard company, with others moving to the project. Reverend Newhaim at London. Rev Crooks to lead church duties until September conference end.
Dayton Washington judge Miller confirmed the purchase by John Plesinger of 180 acres of Johnson estate land at auction for 5000 dollars. Newport Oregon graduates first class at Newport High School as the town marks its first ceremony after three years of operation. Hallie George of Newport and Viola Ginnon of Toledo are among the graduates. A heavy snow event in the mountains reports up to 15 to 20 feet on the Wolfe fork of the Tonchet, the snowiest season yet.
An advertisement claims deafness stems from an inflamed Eustachian tube and touts a constitutional cure via Halts. It offers $100 to prove a catarrh related deafness can’t be cured and directs readers to Hall's Family Medicines in Toledo Ohio for a free sample and treatment details.
Special correspondence from Beha Oregon June 2 notes 1500 dollars raised by Mrs Jas McLaushe and loyal Catholics toward a new church on town property. Construction begins soon with local support and community moves. Nearby residents relocate and travel for events while Echo residents plan Rose Carnival and Pendleton visits.
A Scottville Michigan mother of thirteen credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after years of hard work and childbearing. She praises no backache or bearing down, says the remedies ease painful periods, irregularity, and overall vitality. She endorses the products publicly and encourages others to try them.
Spokane Commissioner Hayden will submit an ordinance to create a five member public morality commission to investigate all matters relating to public morality. The body will prosecute violations, propose new laws, employ a secretary, and operate from City Hall in 1912 with mayoral support. The appointees will have police power over cafe and restaurant inspections.
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