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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1911

Page

6

Skin Cure Claims From Curkeura Remedies

A 1910 testimonial from Mathew J. Shafer and Sienet Mire describes eczema relief after using Curkeura Soap and Ointment. The letter credits cure to the products and notes a recommendation to others, with a promotional closing urging purchase through Potver Drug & Chem Corp. Boston.

Mattie J. Shafer Danoy Marberger Drehersville Potvér Drug & Chem Corp Dept Boston

Drunken herder murders mother in Antelope Oregon

Bill Grason a 45 year old drunk herder stabbed his 70 year old mother in Antelope Oregon after two weeks of drinking. He aimed to kill his brother next and his father, but the father and brother fled as neighbors restrained him. The mother died within minutes. Grason was captured as others reacted with indignation. Local officials moved the suspect to Antelope for custody.

Antelope Ore Bill’ Grason Yeaterdry al Gleason Finaally Edward Gleason Gitasen Fz Rooper Cascade National Forest Anterom Glesson Busene Gleason Christman

Wonki He Sickle Saved In Wild Bath Tale

Fragmentary OCR text mentions names such as Fleneg and Dor with scattered phrases about a saved person and a bath incident. The readable parts are incoherent but imply a local incident with injuries or rescue and assorted proper nouns lacking clear roles or outcomes.

Wales

Fragmentary note about British Isles and Cin fny

A fragmentary OCR note mentions someone connected to the British Isles and a location or entity labeled Cin fny. The text is garbled and limits clear facts. Further readable context is needed for a precise headline and summary.

Hermiston Inspects Bids for Water System Project

Hermiston officials report bids for the water system construction and for $23,000 bonds. Mayor H. R. Newport and councilman P. Dodd return home as bids arrive and the meeting aims to finish preliminary steps toward construction. Reservoir planned on the Lion hill with a 150 foot well nearby to ensure pressure and ample supply.

Hermieron Neorseary H. R. Newport KK. P. Dodd Lion Messrs Newport

Harvard Man Hero of a Thrilling Rescue

Harvard student Harry A. Rogers, a second year man, rescued fellow student Stephen Croan Noland from drowning during a rowing accident off the university boat house. Noland overturned in a camp shell, called for aid as the cold water cramped him, Rogers swam out, caught him as he sank a second time, and brought him ashore with help from Weld and Newell club boats. Medical staff treated Noland soon after.

Cambridgee Harry A. Rogers Harvard Stephen Croan Noland Noland University Kim Rogers Weld Newell

Pacific Monthly previews series on West Coast agriculture

The Portland publication announces a lineup of articles on success with cherries apples live stock walnuts and fodder crops authored by experts. It promotes monthly clean stories and independent articles on current questions with a yearly price of 1 50 or 60 cents for introductory trial via mail order to Pacific Monthly Portland Oregon.

The Pacific Monthly Portland Oregon

Gold wind stirs California gold rush in ducks

In San Francisco a strange gold nugget found in a duck’s gullet near Redwood City alarms San Mateo county fortunes. Mrs. fon Tibbet retrieves the nugget from a duck carried to a creek bed during a drought, prompting mentions of prospecting by locals including Col. N. J. Brittan and San Francisco peers.

San Francisco San Mateo Mra Fon Tibbet Redwood City Sanithe Creek Col N. J. Brittan San Praneinos

Baum Elected Pacific Coast League President

Cons. president elect T Baum of San Francisco was chosen by telegraphic vote of league directors to lead the Pacific Coast League. He succeeds Judge Graham who resigned due to judicial duties. Baum and Cal Ewing will travel to Cincinnati for the National Baseball Commission meeting on November 14 and to San Antonio for the minor league meeting on November 15 with other Coast league officers and reps.

San Francisco Nova Cal Ewing National Baseball Commission Cincinnati National Association of Minor League Paum Ewing San Antonio Texas Minor League Association Tesides Raum Walter McCredie W. W. McCreedie Portland Wallace Bray Happy Hogan Vernon Charles Graham Sacramento Harry Wolverton Oakland Pacific Coast League Eastern Southern Westrn Ledges

National Baseball Commission to Open Ticket Scalp Inquiry

In Cincinnati on November 14 the National Baseball commission will start an investigation into alleged ticket scalping tied to the recent world series. B B Johnson, president of the American League and commission member, announced plans including a reply to John T Brush urging a separate probe and detailing information Brush claims to hold.

Chicago National Baseball Commission Cincinnati B. B. Johnson American League National Commission Johnson John T Brush New York National Club Brush

Maha Wins Decision Over Papke in Milwaukee Bout

In Milwaukee, Bob Maha defeated Billy Papke in twelve one sided rounds at the Armory Athletic Association last night. Papke showed early he was unfit to fight and cries rose after the seventh round urging officials to pull him from the ring.

Frayne Earns Decision Over Powell in Oakland Bout

Johnny Frayne defeated Lew Powell after 10 rounds in Oakland California. Referee Irwin ruled Frayne the winner, a decision unpopular with the crowd who believed it should have been a draw.

Paris Feasts of Nightmares and Quiet Cafes

An antique wire service item describes bizarre Paris eateries and Berlin cafes famed for grim decor and rude service. It recalls a convict cafe in Paris with prison-like dishes, the Cabaret de Nothingness, tree-top restaurants near Paris, and a silent cafe for hush patrons. President Taft is in favor of peace among nations.

Paris France Berlin Rudhess Eeelnice Paria Walla Boulevard Montmartre Vieltor Lke Tate Robinson Taft

Adams Wheat Sale Highlights Local Trade in Adams

Special Correspondence from Adams Oregon notes 6000 bushels of Adams wheat sold to Interior Whitehouse company of Walla Walla for 72 12 cents per bushel. The six thousand bushel lot marks a major local grain deal amid social events, visits, and multiple residents noted including Lizzie Jones Pendleton visitors, Lieuallen family Pilots Rock and Weston movements, and Frank Henry's grippe recovery.

Adams, Ore Wrennie Green Umatilla Interior Whitehouse Company Walla Walla Lizzie Jones Allans Athena Pendleton Adams United Orchestra of T. A. Lituallen Otis Liewillen Weston Morae Pilot Rock John Veree Newson Athens Frank Henry T. Bell L. L. Rogers Willi Walla Jim Chestine Gertrude. Picard A. J. Baker J. T. Lievatlen Anis Barnes Lieuallen J .T. Lieuallen

Leg Fracture After Streetcar Plunge Sparks Fear

Jack Moffatt, 31, fell from a street car at West Sixty Third and South Halsted in Chicago. He suffered a broken leg as passengers shuddered, while a policeman summoned an ambulance and surgeons prepared to treat him at a hospital.

Strom Jack Moffatt Chicago Jack Moffitt Cluire Moffatt Englewood Moffat Au Hospital

Cardus touted as remedy for womanly troubles in Pendergrass ad

A Pendergrass Georgia letter describes relief from years of agonizing womanly troubles after taking Cardus. The ad promotes Cardus as a strength building tonic for women, aiding nerves and organs, and recommends asking a druggist and contacting the Ladies Advisory Dept. in Chattanooga for more information.

Pendergrass Della Long Cardus Cardus i N. B Ladies’ Advisory Dept A Medicine Co Chattan

War Declared Against Catarrh Germs Campaign

Health ads urge readers to conquer catarrh by buying Hyomel a germ destroying inhaler and related outfits from Tallman Drug Co. The pitch promises to end catarrh asthma bronchitis coughs colds and croup or money back. A portable inhaler is offered for separate purchase with complete outfit priced at one dollar.

Tallman Drug Co

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Eczena Birimies Vather A.C. Forrpen & Brea Hermiston Water System Tero the Pacific Monthly of the West California Dock Atu Beecham Beechmam’s Pills Mrs. Della Long Raglan F. G. Lucas Ira M. Kemp F.10. Watts B.C Cilance) Rogers Eurgeon Lee Pderdooasg Pendleton Cash Market Malin Ike East End Grocery J. W. Dyer A. Schneiter, Prop Pendleton, Ore Main Street General Electric Company MAZDA Pacific Power & Light Company
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