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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1910
Page
6
An advertisement urges readers to trust The Pendleton Drug Co with prescriptions, claiming a passionate, scientific approach. It stresses choosing any druggist, highlights no guessing, and promises accurate compounding, 24 hour pickup and delivery, and keen interest in building their prescription trade.
Special correspondence from Umatilla reports Pendleton visitor Miss Kina Zimmerman staying with Mrs. Dryer. Gordon Holmes and son from Patterson Wash. visited. J. W. McVey’s son visited Portland. L. A. Gates arrived to relieve Forsyth on a Chicago trip. Frank Cline plans cottage painting and grounds work. Weekly dance at Pounds half. River boat freight activity noted. D. O Connell and Mrs. Rhodan and son toured Portland for the rose festival. Girard injured foreman returns to work. Walter Millstead renews acquaintances en route to Portland hospital. Columbia River level has fallen toward normal.
Spokane prospector Swiftwater Bill Gates and his fourth wife travel from New York to Peru to develop the San Vicente group of silver claims. He plans a $59,000 concentrator, with Spokane and New York funding, and expects to employ about 39,900 natives as the venture becomes the largest mining project in the region.
Macon Missouri resident Thomas B Robertson vows not to cut or shave until a Democrat is elected president. He last visited a barber in 1998 and, at 70, expects to vote in several more elections. He favors Billy Bryan but says any electable candidate will do. His hair grows long and flowy when combed out.
Paul Mathulka of Buffalo New York writes that for a year they have kept Dr King s New Life Pills at home and that the remedy has blessed the family. The ad claims relief for liver stomach and kidney troubles and notes the price as 26 cents at Tallman Co.
New York reacts to Andreas Dippel returning from Paris as Metropolitan Opera Organization reshapes for next season. Italian and French artists plan return. new comers debut in fall and winter as Dippel organizes the orchestra and casts for upcoming operas.
Special correspondence from Stanfield Oregon reports a busy day with the Shuman show in town and Columbia Land Co events on sidings moved to Coe for buyers to view water storage preparations for winter. Bruce hosts breakfast at the mess camp. Lee Teutsch and John Oeschger's father arrive. a 4000 house slated for Sloan Heights begins. Leslie Carr hosts a town dance with Mrs Parker and Miss Sawyer assisting. Martin Mortimer conducts official business.
A promotional note claims health improves beauty for women, linking constipation and kidney poisons to pimples and a poor complexion. It praises Electric Bitters for regulating stomach, liver, and kidneys, purifying blood, and improving nerves and skin. Sold for 50c at Tallman & Co.
The Oregonian reports about 20 000 attended Liberati and his 40 piece band at the Oakes on Sunday, filling the open air. Crowds rode streetcars and private cars, spanning laborers to millionaires. Katherine Klarer starred as soprano as the program varied from The Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition march to The Flying Dutchman overture with Mountain Bells encore.
New York reports the Royal Mail Packet company will install additional ships to South Atlantic ports to meet rising South American trade. The annual report calls for a substantial fleet increase immediately and outlines the plan to proceed without delay.
New York stock exchange officials suspend E. F. Hutton & Co. for a year over commissions rule violations. Oscar L. Richard accuses the firm of letting his son Walter L. Richard speculate. the firm admits losses exceeding $6000 but blames the action on an unspecified cause.
In New York a widow Fanny Mogg who died recently left 50 000 dollars to Christ Hospital. Her nephew George Innell of England asks the surrogate court to invalidate the will, citing her insane act of directing her pet dog to be interred in the same grave as her deceased husband.
A Cleveland Leader quotation contrasts Yale men and Harvard men. It notes Yale men act as if they own the world, while Harvard men act as if they do not know or care who owns it.
An old advertisement claims Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets brace nerves banish headaches and invigorate the system. Sold by dealers. A fragment references a joke about a milk jug and a cat in a captioned page from Filegende Blaetter.
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