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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1911
Page
6
Next days paper publishes detailed outlines for a new high school agriculture course guided by Prof. Breithaupt. The first article covers Agriculture I Animal Life a zoology based intro to animal structure physiology and parasitism with three recitations and two lab periods weekly.
The document outlines a farm course focusing on converting animals and crops into improved soil fertility. It discusses the relative market value of fertilizers versus crop feeding, and outlines classification by animal types such as cattle, sheep, swine, horses, and others. Breeding concepts cover heredity, inbreeding effects, sire value, hybrid upgrading, and maintenance of breeding records. Sophomore year includes first semester periods for study.
Local High School prepares for a key basketball clash with Umatilla's star five. Umatilla has defeated Hermiston Echo and Milton, seeking an Eastern Oregon championship banner in a hard fast contest. Pendleton has also chased games with Umatilla this season. Fans expect the finest play of the year Friday Fun Day.
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets relieve chronic constipation headaches biliousness dizziness and dyspepsia for women. Sold by all dealers.
Golf at Pinehurst North Carolina opened today marking the seventh annual spring tournament on the Pinehurst links. The event runs through the week and precedes the seventh annual club championship starting March 15 and the tenth annual United North and South Amateur Championship for men and women. Trophies include qualification score gold medals and sterling cups for division winners runners up and consolations.
George Koch was arraigned before Judge O R Holcomb on a charge of giving liquor to an habitual drunkard and, on his guilty plea, fined 500 dollars and costs. Pioneer Club at Bickleton planned. many early settlers from the 1880s to be prominent members. Rain in Benge helps farmers by erasing frost, spring crops soon. A dog trapped for 17 days by coyotes freed. owner Mrs Divera in Camas Prairie area. Husum wheat in good shape. fall sown grain in western Klickitat county thriving despite little snow. Indian near 100 in Husum recovers. Jake Hunt attributes longevity to medicine man father and his Klickitat tribe’s traditions.
In North Yakima a burglary at the Globe store on First and Chestnut left $1000 in jewelry and $1 in cash untouched in the safe as the proprietor had left the heavy safe door open. Also noted is Waterville, Washington where the United States land office relocated to a fireproof vault in a former bank building to protect records.
Lind Smithy Invent Weeder mounted on wheels with revolving small shovels receives patent. Thomas Howard has rejected a $5000 offer for his patent.
Chelan Tas area reports February collections totaling 96,910 with disbursements of 24,101. The county cash balance stands at 378,386. County Assessor R. C. Osborne will begin hiring to start new valuations and assessments.
Surveyors working along the White Salmon river from the Cameron farm toward the Columbia are reported to be for a railway company, but Cameron Jeates says the work is to locate a power site on his land. The dispute centers on who authorized the survey and for what purpose.
A 40 day construction of a complete electric transmission network from White Bluffs to the valley supports power supply for the Wahluks and Moses Lake projects. Pacific Power and Light crews finished the line from White Bluffs and are extending it to serve the region and its growing electrical needs.
About fifty teams and a hundred men rush the Wahlake Irrigation project seven miles above White Bluffs Washington. A concrete pumping station is finished and Pacific Power and Light builds an electric line from Priest Rapids. Eight thousand acres will be watered on the low line ditch and 20,000 acres on the high line ditch upon completion. Settlers rapidly take up land and 2000 acres are being improved.
Paseo Reclamation Company plans to establish an Irish lane along both sides of the road as land tracts are taken by sons of Erin. Names tied to buyers include W Mulligan Keokuk Town W A Moriarty Spokane McKenehy Kelly and J rr Sylvester J Anderson St Paul. Also notes farmers naming homes with painted signs, such as Fred Aultman Mountain View and Mrs Abbie Hughes.
The notice lists Flower Garden Ranch Shadybrook Kenwood Hazelhurst Fruit and Poultry Farm Rough Lock Pleasant Valley Fruit Farm and others. It promotes Chamberlain's Liniment for rheumatism claiming quick relief from muscle rheumatism due to cold or damp with free applications and urges trials, noting it is sold by all dealers.
Frank Helton of the Northwestern National Bank of Minneapolis and Mount Adams Orchard Company predicts a strong Washington year as thousands of visitors travel to White Salmon and nearby towns with local officials and associates joining the arrival.
Seattle March 9 Friends of Ballinger plan a public ovation on his return home. It is likely he will resume the practice of law. A committee of clubmen is organizing the event to honor Ballinger.
Medicines that aid nature are most successful, and Chamberlains Cough Remedy acts on this plan. It loosens the cough, relieves the lungs, opens the secretions, and aids nature in restoring the system to a healthy condition. Sold by all dealers.
A new milk powder product promises to create a fluid milk with water added by the purchaser. It is claimed no ingredients are added and the only change is water removal. Packaged in syrup-like cans, it aims to challenge condensed milk makers and prevent sour milk by producing fresh portions as needed.
Ad claims a one day cure for a cold using laxative bromide quinine tablets. It guarantees a money back offer if no cure, with a signature image attributed to E. W. Grove on each box.
A reflection on how a person molded by hardship may attract fortune or relief through later prosperity. The quote suggests inner drive anchors life choices and potential rewards.
A concise meditation notes that preparing with reflection can ease future happiness, while lingering bitterness and sorrow cast a shadow on the steps taken afterward. It implies internal growth follows difficult feelings, guiding behavior toward hopeful outcomes.
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