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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1911
Page
3
A reader claims Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound restored health after childlessness leading to happy, healthy motherhood. The testimonial promises more stories from others and urges others to write their own experiences with the remedy. Addresses and names are requested but not provided here.
A Salt Lake paper salutes the battleship Oregon after costly repairs and preparation for commission. The piece recalls her daring voyage to the war fleet, the leadership of her commander and engineer, and the ship’s storied aura that inspired dignity and national pride. It notes her return amid a broader discussion of auto racing and industry developments, including Mardi Gras results and tire improvements, linking naval valor to progress in transportation. The article mentions Mardi Gras speed carnival outcomes, Goodyear plant observations, and upcoming Automobile Club of America tour book revisions ahead of the racing season.
Chamberlains Cough Remedy acts on this plan to loosen the cough relieve the lungs open the secretions and aid a nature in restoring the system to a healthy condition sold by all dealers.
A Carlson Lusk Hardware warehouse in Boise’s wholesale district burned yesterday amid high winds. Firefighters fought to save the surrounding area as losses reached about 130000 with little insurance coverage.
In the District Court of Oregon Claude J. Hanscom a bankrupt. Notice to creditors that on March 24 1911 he was adjudicated bankrupt and the first meeting of creditors will be held at the referee in bankruptcy Pendleton Oregon on April 1 1911 at ten oclock a m to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct business. Dated Pendleton Oregon March 26 1911. THOS FITZGERALD Referee Bankruptcy
Fire broke out about 4 30 this morning in the Cycle Smith plumbing shop at the southeast end of Toppenish and burned the building down before volunteers arrived. Loss about 1200 dollars, partly insured. Newburg library gift from Carnegie 10000 toward a public library at Newburg Oregon. city to raise 1000 dollar bonus. Auto plunges from Wishkah river bridge. two men rescued by tug Edgar. F R Rielman and Jd E Trouchers of Montesano. Coincidence frames sparked romance of James Edmiston and Florence Edmiston. marriage in Coeur d Alene follows their similar names.
Newton Roberts bought a five acre tract from Henry Hug in Rigin Acres Oregon for 164 dollars per acre. Roberts aims to build his home on the property which has yielded abundant wheat in recent years. Prices reflect a jump from about 60 dollars per acre last year and 106 dollars per acre for 90 acres this year.
In Idaho, Tomes Rome testifies to deny murdering Lula Traynor by poison. The witness, claiming the surname McDowell is his stepfather's, admits courting Lula while his wife was ill and asserts he did not provide morphine or laudanum. Crowds of over 1000 listen as he takes the stand.
Adams Oregon reports a birthday party for Mixa Hheratine Whitin with many friends and gifts. Clark Maxey and Lala Rogers attended a ball game in Athena. Young Adams residents hosted a farewell party for Earl Errelstyn with dancing and refreshments. Kept local, social notes mention visits to Pendleton and Weston, ball games, and small gatherings across Adams.
A teenager identified as Tov Helerink, 17, confessed to attacking three young women on Fifth Street and near Diegels Street in Linn County last Wednesday night. He reportedly fled on a bicycle after strong resistance from victims.
Claude Franklin, paroled from the Oregon penitentiary with permission to return to Walla Walla, starts 30 days in the county jail for petty larceny before completing his Oregon sentence. He admitted stealing a lamp a clarinet and a favor from George Hutsell, after being captured by Patrolman Bert Cashet.
J T Cosgrove, 32, attempted to end his life by igniting gas in his room at 4682 Hawthorne Ave. Despondent, he had threatened self harm several times. Ferguson, owner of the nearby café, knocked and alerted Patrolman Boyle after detecting gas. Cosgrove bolted the door and lay in bed awaiting death until entry was forced.
Imperfect digestion dulls complexion and eyes but MI-DNA stomach tablets claim instant relief and future strength for proper digestion. A testimonial from B M Campbell of Sedalia Missouri cites restored health after use. MI-ONA advertised at 60 cents a box by Tallman Drug Co and other druggists with a money back guarantee.
Advertises Chamberlain stomach and live tablets as safe reliable health aids praised by many women. Claims restoration to health through gentle curative properties. Sold to all dealers.
For the mother to be strong and well, ready to rear children, is a blessed aim. Women using Misher's Friend reduce common discomforts of pregnancy. This penetrating oil lubricates nerves and tendons, promotes natural recovery, and prepares the system for the coming baby. Available at drug stores. free book for expectant mothers from BRADFIELD REGULATOR Co. Atlanta Ga.
Weather bureau notes frost damage in the Freewater Milton district with peaches badly damaged and apricots hurt. Some farmers used smudge pots or improvised fires to save trees while others saw limited protection from high winds. Apple trees show early bloom and many orchardists plan to shift to safer crops as early fruit suffers.
Proposal envisions uprooting peach orchards and replacing them with interplanted apple trees that will mature alongside the peaches. The ground is kept remunerative during the transition. Also a patent medicine ad offers Chamberlains Cough Remedy for hoarseness and throat irritation.
In New York on March 28, 125 girls employed by Marion Jacobson, in a 12 story building, panicked at the memory of a Saturday disaster. Two were seriously hurt in the ensuing stampede before exits were secured in a desperate struggle to reach safety.
Attorneys for Jack Johnson appeared in Judge Morgan's court today amid talk of an appeal. Johnson faced a Saturday night incident and was reportedly bound over on a $500 bond.
Marion Hruce Cumberland Sie writes of how Bloods Sarsaparilla allegedly rebuilt strength and appetite after years of poor health. She claims spring and fall use restored energy, with improved heart, vigor, and housework ability. The ad promotes both a tonic form and chocolate tablets.
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