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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
2
Sausage per ci 15¢ sardines 10 12 1 2 20 25 30 and 40 cents pork and beans two cans 25¢ one can olives little 5 15e 1) 45e ripe olives cans 20 jars 60¢ shredded Swiss cheese pound 45¢ Wisconsin cheese brick pound 60¢
Hermiston Oregon June 20 settlers Teave began harvesting the second alfalfa crop with strong promise. R R Lewis reports cutting alfalfa seeded July 14 1505 yielding two tons per acre. two more cuttings expected this season. Also notes arrivals from Erie Pennsylvania and Pendleton and mentions financial speculation surrounding a high profile marriage rumor involving Miss Harriman. Advertising blurb for Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets ends the item.
Marquis mourns the loss of Mary Harriman, daughter of a great American railroad family. The obituary notes her recent marriage to an American heir, highlighting the sense of calamity among the noble lineage and the anticipated changes for the once fabulously rich Harriman family.
Singapore report notes the Straits Settlements Legislative Council passed the rubber dealers bill. It includes a clause to refuse licenses to agents individuals or corporations attempting to create a monopoly of rubber output or market control in cultivated rubber.
In Echo Oregon on Thursday afternoon Mir Will Neal of Lacrosse Washington married Miss Cora Jones at the bride’s parents home Justice Scholl officiated. A small company attended and the newlyweds departed for a brief county-side wedding trip. Harvest reports begin as Wm Benedict’s combine and other farmers push underway. Local residents and visitors mingle amid grain market activity and community notes.
Forty Missouri mules offered by Chas McBee at Oregon Feed Yard. Described as good, broke to work and gentle, suitable for farm use and hauling tasks.
Budget footwear news from Eklund's offering Ada Men's Oxfords at a low price. Shoppers are urged to visit the store today to snag discounted dress shoes in a key local deal.
A summer cold, if neglected, can develop into bronchitis or pneumonia. Do not neglect it. Take Foley's Honey and Tar promptly to loosen the cough, soothe inflamed passages, and expel the cold from the system. Koeppen & Fros.
A public dance will be held at the German hall in middle Cold Spring on the night of July 4 with Johnson's Orchestra providing music. All are invited to attend.
Walla Walla Washington 14 year old Harry Hoff man confessed to riding and stealing bikes over the past three weeks. Several wheels recovered. He may be sent to reform school or placed on probation. Aberdeen Washington parole violation leads to penitentiary return for Hart who burglarized Cosmopolis store. He escaped earlier and is about 22. Fisher shoots Clark near Ballston after suspected affair. Clark dies instantly from head and back wounds. Details limited.
A meeting in Westport discussed details for an Aberdeen bay summer camp planned below the open beach, with funds raised for the Heedley foundation, an artesian well contract awarded, and grounds work begun. The site lies south of Condeset behind dunes along the coast.
In Seattle Washington a family tragedy unfolded as several children became sick after eating berries from a local patch in the north end of the city. One child died during convalescence at her parents home as medical staff treated stomach distress and dehydration. The incident occurred over the weekend with rapid deterioration noted on Sunday. Authorities and doctors are investigating the berry source and the events leading to the illness.
Moratifield residents report a forest fire near the Tocquille river that damaged logs and timber. The blaze was brought under control but caused considerable destruction, with multiple fires noted and the recent blaze seen as the most severe among them.
Damaging reports describe a county timber association funded by per acre charges to protect forests from fires. The effort aims to unite local owners and pool resources for cooperative fire fighting amid ongoing concerns and fines.
Berlin reports a rumor that Kaiser Wilhelm is not in robust health after a recent insect bite and captivity. Official statements claim recovery, yet observers note worn features and irritability. Physicians consult. speculation grows about the true condition and impact on affairs.
The Transvaal government and the mines offered 626,000 for discovery of a hand Heil to enable white miners to discard native assistance. The result is the competition will be the encouragement of white labor to tie miners.
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