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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1911
Page
3
William H Hoff of 2874 Amber Street Philadelphia endorses Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as the best stimulant and tonic. He states he has used it for over five years and never is without a bottle in his home, hoping others in need of a fine tonic stimulant will appreciate the unsolicited testimonial.
An advertisement touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a strength builder and tonic stimulant aiding digestion and nourishment. It claims it fortifies the system against disease, rejuvenates the aged, preserves youth, and improves tissue nutrition when taken with meals. The offer includes a free medical booklet and a $100 bottle price, from The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co. Rochester, N.Y.
The rise and fall of high linen collars in men’s wear. The fold collar, once criticized, gained acceptance and is now common in formal dress, banquets, and opera wear. It shifted from an informal summer style to a widely worn feature, embraced for comfort and versatility.
The Wenatechee Valley Fruitgrowers association voted two to one against joining with other northwest districts to establish a central selling agency. Strawberry crops show promise with yields about one third higher than last year, while the Cherry Blossom region reports early blooms and strong fruit prospects. In Spokane, Joseph Beebe, 43, lies in Greeney hospital after a self-inflicted gunshot wound to his head. Jury convicts Arthur Ash of manslaughter after 26 hours of deliberation, the result of a 1910 shooting tied to his broken home.
Victoria telegram reports 27 native seamen, dressed in alien government uniforms, were picked up after their whaleboat collision near the Columbia River. They were shippers aboard the schooner Uimblna, later run down by the US collier Saturn. Sent to San Francisco for landing and care.
Portland March 1. Prineville residents plan a self financed railroad to Metolius, about 31 miles, with 1 percent grade. An initial $1,000,000 is eyed for first class completion, starting by May and aiming for year end or early 1912. The line would boost Metolians growth and connect central Oregon to broader markets.
A fragmentary notice advertises a short term offer for guidance on preventing appendicitis by Pendleton Drug Co in North Yakima. The text also includes a court report about a man arrested for seeking a $20 bounty on wildcats and a king with a severed tail, tied to a deception with hides, plus a legal declaration about Hall’s Catarrh Cure and a misformatted endorsement.
Indianapolis March 30 statement reports William Senity serving as editor of the United Ming Workers' Journal for three years, reflecting a leadership change in the labor publication.
The official organ of the national union will retire from that position tomorrow. Scarfe, an elder statesman of the mines, has long edited the twirtal with a vigorous pen. Meanwhile in Everett Washington, six disagreements and two acquittals closed with one conviction as the fire year’s law prosecutions ended, with Inga Berg the rooming house proprietress the only convict.
An 19th or early 20th century style notice warns mothers to guard little ones from coughs and danger of croup or pneumonia. Batlard's Horehound Syrup is advertised as a quick cure and preventive. Deacon Frederick E. Owens reports a fatal fuse explosion incident while clearing a road obstruction near his farm. انہ
Pendleton residents hear a testimonial about kidney pain relief from Mrs. Valentine Stroble at 738 Johnson Street. She credits Deans Kidney Pills with ending backaches and improved health after two years of kidney troubles. Sold by all dealers at 60 cents, Foster Milburn Buffalo NY sole US agents. remember the name Doan’s.
Providence praise for a mysterious Spibat breaker and a meeting house dispute ends with a testimonial to Dr King s New Discovery for croup and lung troubles. A Manchester resident notes his family s relief from croup using the remedy and calls it a help for asthma hay fever la grippe and whooping cough 60c to 1.00 trial bottle free Koeppens sells it.
Tacoma Washington, March 320 The city to pass a new ordinance in ten days prohibiting saloon keepers from selling whiskey or other liquors advertised on billboards The move follows a referendum election ordinance and reflects local temperance measures.
In St Johns Oregon the council ends a deadlock on adopting Westrumite specifications for Jersey street paving cost 25000. City Attorney Andrews withdraws objections with changes to specs and will see an ordinance paving the street pass next Tuesday.
A Milwaukee buyer testifies Foley's Honey and Tar helps bronchitis hoarseness and throat tickle especially for children and delicate persons. The Bee Hive cave ton mark flags genuineness. Otto Paul endorses the product noting it as the best for coughs and colds and recounts a baby's quick recovery.
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