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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1911
Page
7
Hundreds of shad were landed by hand below a dam as spectators watched on the York shore marking the end of the 1911 season. Boys hauled eight to ten pound fish while others speared fish with gaff hooks, despite legal restrictions near the dam.
An old advertisement explains that deafness from inflammation of the Eustachian tube can be cured only by constitutional remedies. It claims nine of ten cases arise from catarrh and offers $100 for any deafness due to catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Circulars are offered free.
Pendleton Oregon resident Mrs. R H Hedrick testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills eased backache and urinary issues after two boxes. The ad urges readers to buy Doan's at 60 cents, with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as United States agents.
A testimonial letter from Andr. Perg praising Doctors York & York for curing kidney and stomach troubles after a month of treatment. He gained twenty pounds and regained ability to work. The firm advertises daily grateful patients and offers free consultation papers and circulars to out of town readers with a 2-cent stamp.
A young turkey owned by Tom Clark was brought to light in Eilensburg Washington. In Caldwell Idaho Chalmer Whittig son of J T Whittig aged 18 was killed when hay fell on him on the Price ranch southwest of Caldwell. The Lewiston Clarkston valley cherry marketing crisis worsens as towns receive urgent calls for aid with no new developments. Mitchell editor Dr A Helms Jr was acquitted by a jury in esroult court of alleged criminal libel of Dr Jenkins the mayor who faced recall last month.
A farm hand Sherty Ruseell is charged to rancher Jones near Satur Washington for a Thursday evening wound. Ruseell in the employ of A J Warr is a Satur rancher whose property lies near Jones.
William Coke, a local rancher, was seriously injured yesterday when his team ran away. He was thrown to the ground and dragged for hundreds of yards under the rake. He lay unconscious with a scalp wound and a mangled hand.
A flock of 1950 sheep owned by Wissis Mercer and Thorpe Roberts of Prosser Washington traveled from Prosser to Muay Wood to be sold in Seattle. While in a Maywood corral a wreck with a Northern Pacific train allowed 260 sheep to escape the collision results unclear.
In Seattle Superior Court Judge Wilson R. Gay said he would instruct the prosecutor to dismiss the criminal prosecutions begun against the Seattle Post-Intelligencer Inviance of the Times and against the Times at the instance of the Post-Intelligencer in a related matter.
Astoria centennial committee reallocates 20,000 for the Pacific coast championship track and field event. Teams from San Francisco Los Angeles Seattle Spokane and Vancouver expected to compete as preparations near completion.
Paul Clagstone of Bonner County, former speaker of the lower House in 1908 and Republican candidate for governor last year, announces in Lewiston that he will run again in 1912. He spoke this afternoon at a meeting of the Northwestern Livestock Association executive board, of which he is president, delivering an authoritative statement confirming his candidacy.
A rare treatise arrives tomorrow as Kit Carson Buffalo Bill Wild West Shows descend on Pendleton with two performances. The world renowned troupe, on special double-length trains, promises frontier features with expert riders from American ranches and Russian Cossacks, plus Mexican Rurales and numerous Native American chiefs and warriors.
A persuasive antiquated ad asserts charm depends on health and proposes Electric Bitters as a cure for nervousness, pimples, and a poor complexion. It claims benefits for stomach, liver, kidneys, blood, nerves, eyes, breath, and skin, priced 50 cents at Koeppens.
Mrs D H Phillips 82 mother of author David Graham Phillips died aboard a Southern Pacific train near Jennings Louisiana while en route from Los Angeles to Kinsey Kansas City home. Body shipped to Madison Indiana for burial. she had been in poor health since her son's tragic death in New York.
An 19th century style advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the fastest remedy for wounds such as knife or gun injuries, burns, boils, sores, eczema, chapped hands, and piles. It emphasizes preventing blood poisoning or gangrene and notes a 28 cent price at Koep pens.
Seattle report says the steamship Senator arrived with $125000 in gold, a quarter of the winter's cleanup, and winter news after entering and leaving the Bering Sea this year. Limited Nome river fleet meant few passengers aboard.
Weston will host Mountain Strawberry Day on July 1 with a free banquet of lemonade strawberries and cream, a ball game, horse show and bronco busting. Local residents and visitors from Umatilla county will attend as Weston showcases its farming family income potential and community activities.
An advertisement extols Ballani's Herbine as a fast cure for headaches caused by liver issues. It promotes relief from a sore, loose head and gourd like sensation, urging readers to act now for absolate relief, credited to A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
A brief exchange hints at tension over a choice made this afternoon as Diana moves to adopt another child, while the other party acknowledges there are other options. The fragment suggests a domestic scene with unresolved feelings and a decision already reached.
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