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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
6
The Pendleton Drug Co advertises a guiding philosophy that their staff treats every prescription as an artistic, scientific duty. They emphasize careful sourcing of drugs, accurate compounding, and patient-centered service, inviting prescriptions be brought to their shop for personal attention and prompt delivery.
City of Pendleton map available at East Oregonian office priced at 26e. Local readers can obtain a printed map detailing city streets and landmarks. Limited quantities may be on hand.
Local notes from Adams Oregon cover a birthday party for nine year old Dora Chestnut and various visitors and travels of residents. Mentions of Dr. McKinley, Sulky Smith, and powder fire incident. Also includes an old Toledo Ohio F J Cheney catarrh oath notice and local real estate ads for multiple houses.
In Berlin Paris Vienna and other cities regular schools teach scientific hair care as a specialty. Teachers learn to judge hair health by touch and study effects of different techniques and restoratives. Common claim that gray hair can be permanently restored is debunked as temporary and damaging. Hay's Hair Wealth is advertised with Dr. Veremonirely Gras and various sellers in Newark New Jersey and abroad.
Col H G Newport announces candidacy for representative of Umatilla County amid irrigation interests in the Hermiston area. North Dakota buyers purchase Hermiston lands via Columbia Land Company. A B E Robb elected assistant secretary of the Umatilla River Water Users Association. The association endorses rapid completion of the Maxwell ditch system and continued water distribution. Hermiston events include site inspections by project engineer Herbert D Newell and various locals visiting Portland and Stanfield.
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt said he would not seek favors at the New York Custom House on his return to America. He asserted he had not asked special consideration for himself or family and would pay duty on all articles not exempt for general travelers. He dismissed as preposterous the notion that his baggage would be examined by Customs Collector Loeb, his former secretary.
P G Smith of Burns plans a sale in Pendleton on June 18 featuring 60 head of big horses. The event promises stout stock from Burns and a local buying opportunity for ranchers and horsemen seeking quality mounts.
Austrian miner William Hough plunged into the river near the Washington Street bridge to escape memories of a mine fire and fear of fire. Policeman Fordyce rescued him from the current. Hough, incoherent at the station, showed signs of temporary insanity but no relatives in Spokane and has been out of work for two weeks. He insisted he did not seek death, but feared the fire and imagined water turning green. Ballard's Herbine ad follows after the report.
The Commercial Club blasted Highway Commissioner Bowlby blaming his policies for stalled road improvements. Talk of bypassing Bowlby to appeal to Governor Hay grew after Dixie rock crusher equipment arrived in Walla Walla. Warden Reed informed J P Morrow, who denied involvement, leaving the matter in doubt.
In Walla Walla the state highway commissioner EH L Bowlby appeared unfocused and awkward in routine duties, while colleagues noted errors in handling common transportation matters during a public engagement.
All the goal qualities of Ely's Cream Balm, solid, are found in Li quid Cream Balm intended for atomizers. It is a remedy for Nasal Catarrh with growing testimony. It soothes air passages, reduces inflammation, and old cases yield in weeks. Also mentions price and mailing address. A school anecdote follows about a quiet boy named Johnny and a Washington Post reference.
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