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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1911
Page
3
Advertisement claims Pape's Cold Compound cures colds and grippe quickly. Presents it as without quinine, backed by three years of research, costing over fifty thousand dollars, with dosing every two hours for three doses. Targeted at generic ailments like neuralgia and feverish symptoms.
Former Senator Charlies W Fulton says a new apportionment must set a ratio of representation before any act. If Congress fails at the extra session, Oregon risks losing a third congressman as the House approved a reapportionment bill now stalled in the Senate. The state previously divided into three districts pending a change.
Pendleton Oregon woman Mrs Valentine Stroble testifies that two years of kidney pain, backaches, and sleepless nights vanished after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The advertisement claims kidney health is key, touts the product as the remedy, and lists Foster Milburn Co as U S sale agents with a 60 cent price.
A West Side farmer reports a glanders-like disease affecting twenty work horses. The state veterinary service has been notified, and authorities will investigate and contain any outbreak affecting livestock.
Tekoa Washington early Saturday morning William Relde a railroad man was robbed of 55 dollars in front of the Richelieu cafe by T E Jacobson a brakeman on the O W R N and James Clark Kellogg People Ask Sewers a petition largely signed by business men and property owners to submit a bond measure for a sewerage system Kellogg Idaho Rabbits to Olympia Estopia Washington rabbit drive planned 11 miles west of here despite county opposition jacks will be shipped to Olympia for gun clubs
A new reinforced concrete theater building is planned between Kellogg and Wardner Idaho with a lower floor fitted as a modern theater and the upper floor to serve as a dance hall. In Idaho a 56-year-old rancher’s son was killed when a log rolled onto him during logging near Kellogg. In Kellogg Idaho H J Hughes died after a 40 foot fall in the Bunker Hill and Sullivan mine, leaving a wife and son in Rockford Washington.
Taxpayers oppose the legislature action creating the ith judicial district from the second district. They advocate abolishing the probate judge in each county and a single district judge covering two or more counties.
George M. Wilson, owner of a large stock farm near Wilbur Washington, plans a major auction at the Northwest Live Stock show in Lewiston Idaho next December. He has discussed the project with local breeders to lump together blooded horses cattle sheep and hogs for the sale.
Yakima publicity committee of the Commercial club will meet Wednesday evening to map a summer advertising campaign seen as surpassing any in the city. The Harriman lines cooperation in publicity work will be considered.
Vandals broke into the pump house on the Watnworth ranch seven miles east of here. Frank A. Patson lives there and articles valued at $40 were taken. Next morning some stolen items were found on a neighbor’s ranch. A warrant was issued and the case is in Justice W. H. Blackman’s court today.
In Wallace Idaho on Saturday the district court examined 34 applicants for citizenship before Judge Woods. John Speed Smith from Seattle acted as chief examiner for the government. Several applicants were rejected mainly for minor matters. the government found none undesirable citizens.
Colfax Washington reports a drizzling rain throughout Saturday night. Local weather watchers warn of rising moisture and possible minor flooding along low-lying areas as dawn approaches. Public works teams monitor streams and drainage to prevent damage.
John E. Tinnel, running a soft drink shop in Paha, was arrested for carrying booze in dry territory. Deputy Jansen seized two jugs. bond set at 500 dollars, posted by Tinnel. George Koch also arrested for furnishing liquor to Jake Becker, an habitual drunkard.
From Tong-King Indo China comes news that a company seeking to open mills there to make paper from bamboo and local fibers expects to start work at Haiphong about June next. Construction and gear supply are handled by Jas Bertram & Son of Edinburgh who have shipped the first consignment of machinery.
A Manchester Ohio man recounts using Dr King’s New Discovery for his four children troubled by croup. The ad claims the remedy works for asthma hay fever grippe whooping cough and lung trouble. It promises relief and offers 60 cents to 1.00 dollar prices with a trial bottle free. Sold by Koeppens.
Giles assures readiness for a statewide run as De Whizz checks every engine part. The chauffeur claims all components are oiled including the spring cups and exhaust, then prompts for one more crucial oiling spot.
The Jacksonville Motor Club gears up for a three day automobile race meet at Atlantic Beach starting March 27. Leading cars will compete in the ocean washed course with hopes to break Oldfield's mile record. The event promises to draw speed and excitement for spectators.
A concise reflection on virtue praising those who traverse the world without causing harm. It emphasizes restraint, empathy, and moral example as the mark of true heroism.
A Napa man wrote to the California secretary of state reporting that his wife found the figures 4301 on their car scene tag total 18 and she refused to ride in the car until another number was supplied.
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