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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1910
Page
3
Echo Oregon notes detail C J Gulliford being duped into trading a horse and $10 for a Pendleton horse stolen last Saturday. After reading the theft report, Gulliford alerted the sheriff and recovered the horse, incurring only the $10 loss plus travel. Other local updates include residents visiting Pendleton and nearby trips for errands and funerals.
Forty Missouri mules offered by Chas McBee at Oregon Feed Yard. Mules are broken to work and gentle, suitable for immediate use. Read today’s ad for savings and details.
New York authorities report Arthur Haassler, a park department marksman, shot 16 cats 4 stray dogs 176 rats two owls and one hawk in Central Park over the past six months. The commissioner’s office notes the grim tally as a notable but controversial achievement amid urban wildlife control.
Seventeen readers report relief from kidney and bladder trouble after using Foley Kidney Pills. One man states headaches disappeared and kidneys function normalized after weeks of use. another father notes hereditary kidney illness cured after four bottles. Testimonials urge others not to delay treatment.
Deaf and dumb American artist Wumphrey Moore gains fame for painting portraits of Vernon Held and Mrs Reid. His studio in Parla hosts receptions showcasing Japanese scenes and Moroccan studios alongside portraits of children and nobility. His work is praised for beauty power grace and decision.
Spokane convention honors WW Mackie of Chicago with re election as secretary treasurer editor. Mackie, veteran of over a half century in rail dispatching, warned against telephone reliance. Also mentions Flys Dream Balm for nasal issues and health claims with price.
Milan reports two highwaymen robbed carter Carlini at Borsiglione near Genoa. They demanded money, stabbed Carlini when he hesitated, and fled to the Apennines. His 13 year old companion hid and survived. A military pursuit has orders to capture the killers alive or dead.
An early advertisement touts McGee's Baby Elixir as a cure for marrowses dysentery and all stomach or bowel disturbances in infants. The claim is presented by C. Koeppen & Ore.
Experiments by Dr Pilasator and M Sater show microbes on the surface of gooseberries and other fruits. They bought berries from a barrow in a narrow street and washed them in water, finding 1,850,000 microbes per cubic inch on surfaces. Gooseberries tested yielded 861,000 microbes initially, 41,000 after first wash, and 5,500 after subsequent washing.
Gurdane Oregon June 27 Hay 13 very light in Gurdane valley gunline may soon be without post office postmaster moving away former resident dies Chad Ely will commence haying in a few days hay tight in vicinity damaged by interest bone fat bowl passed through last week belonging to J D French and John Brosbromen and DC Cite Franks sheep moved to Blue Mountain task week J L Hall and sons on county road this week Gurdane soon to be without a post office as no one wants post office J M Ogle resigned Windfoot LA McLaughlin to Pendleton this week friends of J W Groom mourn his death kicked by horse on the 20th formerly lived in county but to Perk Idaho last two years body interred Pilot Rock Monday at 2 He leaves a wife four daughters two brothers Fred Groon and Byrd Groon three sisters Mrs Mary Jamson Mrs Hatth Reeves Marie and Mrs Lizzie Trakel
Northern Pacific plans advertising trains to promote Washington Oregon and Idaho regions. The display will feature fruit, textiles, furnishings, and photographs sent from cities along the line and travel through the middle west and east to boost immigration traffic. Walla Walla aims for a monster exhibit at the national apple show and will operate the train in cooperation with Great Northern and others.
Archaeologists confirm a treasure trove of 11th century and earlier coins found on the western coast near Gothland. The hoard includes 28 Arabian coins, 1115 Anglo Saxon pieces with Kings Ethelred and Canute, four Byzantine coins, Danish and Norwegian items, and a fragmentary border clue suggesting Gothinnid as a former commercial hub.
Tollman & Co announce the Parisian Sage dandruff remedy claiming it cures dandruff in two weeks by killing flakes and stopping itching. They tout its pleasant scent, scalp health benefits, and that it makes hair appear thicker and lustrous. Bottle price is listed as fifty cents to one dollar in the notice.
An aphorism suggests perceptions vary with perspective, noting that what seems dark to one may appear bright to another. It hints at optimism shaping interpretation of events and tones.
London reports a salvage expedition led by Captain Charles Gardiner to recover contents from 32 known wrecks. Licenses grant authority to recover gold, silver, gems, and valuables valued in the tens of millions. Wrecks lie in shallow and deeper waters, with sand and kelp affecting access. pumps and cost estimates outline months of work.
Marvelous discoveries mark progress of the age with air fights and inventions to kill. Dr Kings New Discovery promises life saving relief for coughs colds grippe asthma croup bronchitis hemorrhages fever and whooping cough or lung trouble. James M Black of Asheville NC reports it cured his obstinate cough after all else failed. 600 and $100 trial offer guaranteed by Tallman Co.
London reports note the crown jewels were hidden in a secret repository to fortify the viewing room. Only two trusted officials know the timing and path of their return, planned with hush secrecy and guarded transport through the streets.
An old advertises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as prompt treatment for wounds from knife gun tin can rusty nail or fireworks to prevent blood poisoning or gangrene. It claims to heal burns sores eruptions eczema chapped hands corns piles and more at Taliman & Co for 25 cents.
Columbia Michigan report tells of EB Vannatta, 43, and Earl Vannatta, 22, who both received Bachelor of Science degrees in Agriculture on the same day in the University of Missouri ceremony. The father completed his degree in three years, the son in four, and both studied in the agriculture department. The elder plans to specialize in agriculture and teach it, while the younger holds a state survey job. A local ad notes men’s oxford shoes at Eklund’s.
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