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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
3
A Pendleton Drug Co advertisement promotes its prescription service as a hobby driven craft. It asserts careful, scientific compounding by trained staff, urges customers to choose their pharmacist, and promises pickup and delivery with Main 20 contact.
A composite circus presentation travels with 600 finest horses, 42 double length railway carriages, 20 aerial acts, 40 acrobats, 36 clowns, 17 performing elephants, and a double menagerie. The Hippodrome features races as part of the show, with about 700 people in attendance.
Insinger chair of the board of governors outlines aims of the National Irrigation Congress to expand settlement, enhance farming intensity, and promote irrigation nationwide. He cites the 1908 National Reclamation Act, projected acreages, and economic benefits, including homes, tax base, rail demand, and broader prosperity across arid regions.
London society scrutinizes the possible marriage between Pauline Chase the actress and Hon. Arthur Wellesley amid royal disfavor and gossip of a rival suitor J M Barrie. The affair, built on costly gifts and secret intentions, unsettles the duke and court as public intrigue swirls around a looming match.
Reports claim the Young Turks seized Yildiz archives from Abdul Hamid’s era, revealing decades of treachery and corruption. The 360 cone treasure trove reportedly holds secret records of officials, deputies, ambassadors, and ministers, whose disclosures could shock the public and unsettle the new regime.
Special Correspondence from Keho June 15 reports four ear lowe of Wood received for coating shipment to be bated at the Keho wool scouring mill. Daily notes include visits by Mrs. L. M. Corder from Portland, Miss Blanche Crayne and Miss Nettie Norman, and social birthday observances at Mr. Sloan’s farm. Notable arrivals include W. Mesner of Western Land and Irrigation Co. ill during Baker City visit, A. T. Stewart of Chicago touring the project, and other Pendleton and Stanfield movements among local residents.
A South London widow, Mrs. Keeble, living near the canal, has saved nearly thirty children from drowning over six years using a broom to haul them to safety. A Royal Humane Society plaque was placed over her cottage in honor of her efforts. She recalls one boy’s rescue with a broom and notes she has received only a quart of whisky as thanks. A local superintendent comments on the need for better educational standards to avoid pedantry.
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