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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1910
Page
2
Mrs J P Boise kept exact records of five dozen hens sales in 190% and tracked expenses. The result shows a net profit of 9108, or about $3 per month for the year.
A farmer named Donovan living six miles east of Hillsboro is indicted for firing a rifle at three men in a car near Forest Grove on a Sunday night. John Thornburg president of Picat National Bank of Forest Grove, with Harvey Baldwin and Mr Mertz, were in Thornburg's new touring car returning from Portland when Donovan fired, breaking the rear gas lamp.
Spokane court heard seven more indictments in the Gordon matter on Tuesday. Prosecution sought postponement for more evidence, but the motion was overruled. Juries returned not guilty verdicts on the initial embezzlement indictment, after court instructions. The rulings free former Supreme Justice M. C. Gordon from charges tied to his role as counsel for the Great Northern lands.
Rev C H W Johns at the Royal Institution outlines how decipherment of cuneiform inscriptions progressed from guessing common symbols to identifying king names, enabling full character recognition in ancient Babylonian texts.
Those who have used ours say it jo the best they ever saw. We make three carloads each day at our mill. If you will contract your supply for the coming season now to be delivered by August 1, we will make you attractive prices. Oregon Lumber Yard, Phone Main &.
Major Charles Bantsy, billed as the world’s smallest man, 13 inches tall and 20 pounds, visited Pendleton en route to Dayton, Iowa. He travels with his own manager, earns income from exhibition, and plans to return to Pendleton, seeking a wife if the right woman comes along.
An advertisement claims Ballard's Snow Liniment reduces swelling from neuralgia toothache or injury and provides a universal remedy for rheumatism cuts burns bruises scalds and pains. Sold by A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
Workmen in Rue Assant uncover a copper cauldron containing seven thousand thirteenth century coins during September 1405. The owner claims the treasure was sent to England after the discovery, with English money among the hoard.
An advertisement extols Hood's Suraaigarilixn as the cure for good blood, urging immediate use. It claims the medicine will improve appetite and the nerves, presenting Abundoangy Health as assured when blood is strong.
A terse confrontation unfolds as a bootblack mocks a man, urging him to shine boots while accusing cowardice. The exchange centers on pride and face, with bystanders reacting to the heated dialogue in a gritty street moment. The fragment hints at social tension and a challenge to confront fear.
An advertisement promises rapid relief from catarrh cold and cough by using Hyomel, a eucalyptus based antiseptic inhaler. It claims two minute head relief, one day cold cure, and recovery from snuff, hawking, and bad breath. Complete kit costs $1. extra bottle 60 cents with inhaler ownership.
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