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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
3
Advertisement extols Cottolene as far superior to lard noting it contains no hog fat and is made from pure cotton seed oil. It claims airtight tin pails protect from dirt and odors and describes Cottolene as a tissue builder friendly to delicate stomachs, helping food become palatable digestible and nourishing.
Special correspondence from Weston Oregon reports four troops from Walla Walla searching for two deserters. The post notes a locked pouch will be sent on train 46 with an empty one on train 6, improving mail delivery but leaving many items a day late. The plan to restore portal service to trains 45 and 44 is urged.
Athena Oregon June notes recap a birthday surprise at the Brotherton residence with lanterns and family, Chas Crawford moving to the Bailey house, Mrs. Dunning’s hospital return improved, taxicab crash victims recovering, Rain requests to Jupiter Pluvius, Judge Richards new office, Max Kidder’s Pendleton trip, and local color on shops, roads, and a Baptist church event. Local arrivals, health updates, and small-town happenings fill the page with movement and community life in Athena.
Milton Oregon notes report S. D. Peterson visiting the county seat, FP Strain touring, Winnie Shields hosting sixteen girls at Presbyterian Church, Roy Shopshire en route home from Portland, T. W. Jones hiring Hammil Zucker for summer bakery work, H. Miller of Walla Walla visiting, Eunice McEwen injured by a sharp stick but improving, Hazel Chapman ill with tonsillitis, Mrs. Jack Racott recovering from appendicitis, Mrs. Walker with her in hospital, and an advertisement praising Dr. King’s New Discovery for coughs and bronchial ailments with testimonials and a free trial bottle offer.
The superintendent’s office in the city building will collect all water rents before the 10th of each month. Delinquent payments will result in water supply disconnection. Order issued by H. E. Laatz, Superintendent.
A man explains he tolerates the petty taunts of his wife’s relatives because their spite serves as the only leverage they have. He notes the ongoing friction stems from long standing tensions and unresolved grievances within the extended family.
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