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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
3
Mrs. D H Yowell of Richmond Virginia testifies that years of indigestion and stomach trouble were cured by Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. She praises its effects as wonderful, stating it is the best stomach remedy and highly recommended to others with digestive ailments.
An advertisement extols Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a pure malt medicinal drink that stimulates digestion, nourishes the body, and strengthens vigor. It urges purchasing only sealed bottles, features the Old Chemist trademark, and offers a free medical booklet from The Daily Malt Whiskey Co. Rochester New York.
Special correspondence from Nolin June 22 reports G B Hartle visiting Echo, J B Preston and W A Slusher in Pendleton, and a flying trip by Bert Wisdom. Echo residents discuss homesteader takeovers, a McCormick header delay, and a school meeting electing G B Hartle as director and FP Fisher as clerk. The piece also covers a divorce filing against Huntley, a large Huntley Investment trust plan, trustees, minor child provisions, and the distribution scheme across the family and corporation.
Millionaire banker and wheat rancher William Tuntley of Spokane and his wife Emm V Langford formerly of Audral county Missouri have reached an unusual settlement and agreement regarding their community property following Mrs Huntley’s Spokane county application.
delegates at the stock men's and veterinary surgeons convention opened in Monroe North Carolina assert that both Carolinas are forging to the front as live stock centers. North Carolina sections are peculiarly adapted to raising thoroughbred stock and farmers are realizing this fact with renewed activity.
Terre Haute Ind June 23 The twenty third annual convention of the Indiana Christian Endeavor Union opened today with a program listing some of the nation’s prominent Christian workers. The event is expected to be highly interesting and successful.
A compact reflection on how inner drive shapes outcomes in work and life. It argues that sustained effort aligned with purpose fuels achievement, with emphasis on discipline, consistency, and resilience over luck or talent alone.
Louie speaks after his match with Abel Tatbel noting no apologies and stating Tatbel won. He calls Sivkane a local favorite and mentions visits to Jock Johnson's camp. Long criticizes race prejudice among Jeffries promoters and predicts Jeffries remains the favorite with bets at ringside.
Fragmented report lists players and lineups by city venues Philadelphia Brooklyn Chicago St Louis and Cincinnati. Mentions Ritterloe Crandall Mexera Bell Feanton Erwin Webb Gibson Corri don Hackman Phartos Biles Syege Mee and Kling with batter action and team pairings in a terse 1920s style box score snippet.
In Boston the first game featured Widshin in left field and Streets catching with Relsting and Street behind the plate for the Buffaloes. In Reston the second game had Washington facing Bowtanm with Street Smith and Kleingw on defense. New York hosted Philadelphia with Coombs and War hop on the batteries and Sweeney in the field. Detroit hosted St. Louis as Gilligan Powell Straud and Stephens led the battery with Mullin and Stanage in support.
Waiter Burgo reports Mullin in top form for an 16 round bout at the Oregon theatre tomorrow evening. Burgo will travel from Ta Grande with a crowd of La Grande fight fans and says Mullin’s condition will make the match an interesting reveal.
The Spokane Inland Herald clipping notes Louie Long a top Northwest welterweight in training for a title bout with Kid Ogilsby in Wallace early July. Long, tipping about 140 pounds, must lose seven pounds to meet the July 2 or 3 date for a $750 purse.
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