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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
3
A Pendleton ad pitches the pharmacy as a hobbyist craft. It emphasizes precision in prescription work, invites customers to trust the drugstore with any prescription, promises careful compounding, and offers 24 hour pickup and delivery via phone Malin 20. An appeal to physician referrals and patient welfare frames the service as scientific and client focused.
Weston notices list local teachers and residents departing for and returning from travels. Miss Pearly Edwards will return for fall term teaching at Weston Public School. Fisherman party including A Barnes and Otis Turner plans a multi day trip to the Umatilla River. Mrs McArthur visits from Helena before returning home. Mrs Kelly leaves for Cove while Mrs Powers plans longer stay around Woodburn.
Stanfield begins a push to run at full capacity as contractors push to finish the city jail in reinforced concrete with cage and steel door. H. Allen’s crew works on the Hell building and the Webster building’s concrete mixer spins, while Tom Cirlyle reports a bountiful potato crop with an unusually large yield.
Mrs. Stone Graybeaur, a Sioux woman, swept into a district court wielding a butcher knife, scaring officers and chasing officials around the block. Her husband John Graybear seeks divorce amid cruelty claims. After an hour’s melee she is subdued and later granted the divorce. She is removed to Virginia and returns to the reservation.
Miss Blanche Burcher from Newton led the 2300 students in the College of Metal Arts and Letters with a perfect four year record and active campus involvement. The article notes her grades from 40 to 100 and highlights her roles on prom committees and class secretary. It also mentions broader interest in higher education among Sunflower state agriculturists.
Charges against patent medicines lack foundation and are unfounded. Many standard remedies like Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound have saved families money and served their purpose, aiding households that could not afford doctors.
Vale officials report construction trains of the Malheur Valley railroad advance ten miles toward the new town of Brogan, twenty four miles north of Vale. Engineer D W Ashton says rail would reach Brogan within ten days if laborers can be secured, though absence of workers may push completion to July 1. Land company and U S Marshal efforts to halt work face resistance as officials continue construction amid legal action and irrigation scheme claims.
Arkansas commencement at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville marked by tears and farewell as seniors prepare to depart for the broader world. The crowd heard emotional cheers and a solemn note as one Cardinal student was reported lost in the Ozarks, remembered as the alma mater bids farewell.
Edinburgh hosts a centenary celebration marking the founding of Scotland’s first savings bank with delegates from Great Britain and the continent. The event includes representatives from affiliated American savings banks and will span several days of commemorative activities.
A Vassar College graduation canvas from today shows most students expect to marry soon after graduation. About 6 percent express a stronger resolve to remain single, while the majority view matrimony as a desirable next step. The survey notes notable emphasis on traditional roles among graduates.
For sale P G Smith of Burns will be in Pendleton on June 18 with 60 head of big horses to sell.
National biennial convention of Maccabees opened in Kalamazoo with tents across the country represented by delegates. The gathering marks a major sectional assembly as leaders discuss plans and activities for the organization.
Special correspondence from Athena Oregon lists Holt Manufacturing rep Bill Hunt in town, Frank Greet trading with merchants, D P Tower of Weston visiting, J P Joy of Walla Walla traveling via Athena to Vansycle, J P Wheeler and wife returning home, Meers Koontz and Hawks back from Moncham creek with a fine catch, Mayor Lieva len of Adams visiting, a farewell tea for Mrs Smith wife of the retiring R and N agent, Almer and Mert Ferguson of Weston Mountain on a trading trip, and mountain strawberries beginning to arrive in moderate quantities.
The mining principal J M M Hating of Edwall Washington is believed by friends to have deliberately disappeared after fleeing Spokane and Bilwaill. Investigators traced his salary warrant and involved two young women from the Edwall school, Miss Tanner and Miss Cramer, amid hopes to prove he left Spokane of his own accord.
Pu llman faces a funding and political stalemate to construct a river retaining wall. Property owners must pay, while the Oregon Railway and Navigation Company and the Oneton Railroad refuse track moves, leaving the Palouse river threatening the town. The State Railway Commission refuses compulsion, prompting plans to form an improvement district and replace piling with steel bridges to ease backflow and debris.
A parable compares advertising to fertilizer, urging merchants to publicize achievements, expand ad space, and tell full stories about their goods. Citing Woodbury and other brands, the piece argues that persistent, broad advertising builds recognition and drives sales, much like fertilizing soil yields bigger crops. It ends with a farmer’s dying tip to spend money on fertilizers, not recklessly.
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