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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1910
Page
8
A. W. Rugg of Rugg Bros reports grass at its finest for the season and lambing running strong. Sheep flocks are healthy, ewes in good condition, and milk plentiful as sunshine fuels rapid grass growth. Grain reports also flattering with spring sowing progressing splendidly across the country.
The ladies of the Baptist church will serve dinner and supper each day during the Teachers Association meeting at the Smith Crawford building March 23 24 25. Meals cost 25 cents.
The ad promotes a complete line of watches at all prices and styles with repair service guaranteed. Also seeks ranch work from a man and wife, listing W H West of Weston Oregon as the contact for both offerings.
Stanfield Oregon reports Mrs. Sarah Neals is erecting a commodious frame building to house a new Stanfield restaurant and rooming house. A carload of homeseekers who left the east yesterday is due this week. The Stanfield baseball team is organized and work on the diamond for the season has begun.
Weston Oregon March 15 The fifteenth annual reunion of the Oregon Pioneers of Umatilla County will be held in Weston on Friday and Saturday May 27 and 28 1910 J T Lieuallen of Adams presided at the planning meeting and committees were named for program finance decoration reception speakers grounds badges sports printing and more with Mayor O C Turner among the speakers.
A. L. Schaefer has added a full optical department to his large jewelry store with A. E. Serum in charge. Serum, a graduate of South Bend College of Optics, is certified in Nebraska and Oregon, a member of the Nebraska State Optical Society and the American Association of Opticians. He brings years of experience to ensure first class work.
Pendleton spectators recall Don Fulano the trained horse famed at the Orpheum two years ago. This week pictures of the horse performing his tricks are being shown at the same theater. The horse proved to be a major drawing card for the moving picture shows during its initial run.
The regular semi monthly meeting of the Farmers Education and Co operative Union will be held on Saturday March 19 at 1 pm in Pendleton. All candidates for membership should be present for initiation and all Pendleton locals and county locals are urged to attend for important business. Co H Rosenberg president.
A flood of petite notices lists numerous Pendleton visitors and locals on business or greetings. Fred Weber and W J Furnish travel from Portland area, John Armstrong visits from Huron, Fay LeGrow from Athena, and many others from Hermiston Echo Stanfield Pilot Rock and Walla Walla. Notables include lawyers, editors, and railroad workers, with mentions of social visits, sheep interests, and upcoming operations.
Battle Creek Michigan reports a health and hygiene magazine warns that future Americans will be toothless due to improper chewing and a quick lunch habit. It contrasts modern decay with ancient mound builders noting 32 teeth and wisdom teeth issues as common problems today.
London report says emeralds are the favorite jewels of Queen Alexandra and have driven high demand among jewelers. She recently stated that emeralds are her preferred stones for state and major occasions, surpassing diamonds, with the Londonderry collection noted as among the finest.
London reports an invention enabling X-ray snapshots of heartbeats. The sonic screen reduces exposure to a twentieth, allowing three seconds instead of a minute per shot and instantaneous images with modern equipment. Movement and breathing no longer ruin radiographs.
At a Friday night meeting in the Commercial club rooms fans decided to form a six club twilight baseball league in Walla Walla. Clubs will represent local business houses and factories. Question of including the penitentiary team sparked protest due to travel constraints and appropriateness for the city league.
The article notes Russia’s recent financial improvement stems from a strong harvest. A forecast in Novoye Vremya warns of an exceptional failure of cereals, especially in central European Russia and the southern Ob Basin, suggesting possible renewed hardship.
$100 reward offered for any case Hall's Catarrh Cure fails to cure. The advertisement claims catarrh as a constitutional disease requiring internal treatment, with testimonials listed from Toledo Ohio. It asserts the medicine cleanses blood and mucous surfaces, building constitution, and provides the only proven cure known to the medical fraternity.
Michigan counties plan to vote next month on ending saloons in the dry region. The move seeks to expand prohibition by allowing local option across multiple counties, reflecting ongoing temperance policy debates.
Charles B. Hanford stands out in a weak production as The American Lord fails to charm the Oregon theater crowd. The comedy is dull and the supporting cast, including Miss Dromah, drags the show, leaving critics to doubt even Roosevelt’s luck against sleep ailment jokes.
St Patricks Day event on Thursday evening March 17 at Eagle Woodman hall features Johnson's orchestra. Ladies admitted free while gentlemen pay 60 cents. A farmer comments on hens and the uplift movement.
An old home remedy prescribes a blend to treat coughs and bronchial troubles. Mix two drams of glycerine, a half ounce of Virgin Oil of Pine compound pure, and eight ounces of pure whisky. Buy the Pine Oil only from Leach Chemical Co Labs in Cincinnati and dispense in half-ounce vials.
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