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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1911
Page
7
Extremely sensational advance in the mutton market with lambs at $6, ewes $3.75, and yearlings $4.55, plus prices for other sheep. Montana shipments, scarce quality, and freight adjustments shape a tense market. cattle and hogs show varied results with steady to weak signals and grain prices mixed across regions.
For pain apply to dampened flannel bound to the seat of pain. Chamberlain'sointment praised as best. For sale by all dealers.
Special correspondence from Avis Oregon reports J T Lieual fen sold its 1911 wheat crop to Mr Maloney of Pendleton at seventy one and a half cents per bushel. The load totaled forty thousand bushels. Local residents and visitors including Mrs M A Puker, Miss Derre Christian, Mr Stamper and others are noted with multiple social mentions in Adamas.
New York report of Sophie Brandt, once a comic opera star, robbed October 1 when a Black maid named Nettle Porter confessed stealing jewels valued at over 11000. A pearl necklace worth 10000 she sold for 55 to a pawnbroker’s clerk, receiving 50 for the clasp and 5 as told. The thief said her aim was a flat and piano player.
In July 1911 a barracuda was claimed to be caught by John Wilson in San Francisco harbor, then released with a bottle tied to its jaw containing a note. The note says the barracuda traveled 1,000 miles and asks fishers to communicate.
Captain Priest delivered a note and a sizable catch to Hotel St. Francis in San Francisco. The message described a fishing trip to the Todun Santos islands, about a thousand miles south, and noted a four-foot barracuda weighing twenty pounds with a red bottle worm hooked in its jaw. Pratt marked the note to Wilron today.
In Neenah Wisconsin Henry Ket lick and family were saved by gees during a home fire. The birds awakened Retziolf with their loud squawking guiding him to wake his wife and children and lead them to safety as flames and smoke filled the residence.
New Orleans minister Rev A Gordon Bakewell served Trinity Episcopal for 27 years and earned 50000 in wedding fees from about 10000 ceremonies at an average of five dollars. He has baptized 1000 babies and officiated at 2000 funerals. A Denver reader praises Champlain’s Cough Remedy as safe and effective for coughs and bronchial trouble.
New York report quotes Mrs Hetty Green commenting on rumors that her son Colonel Edward H R Green grew tired of his duties and would be recalled by Texas Governor Colquitt She dismisses the tale as nonsense noting she has railroad interests in Texas and that Ed may choose to go back but gives no firm order or timetable.
Mrs Craig Bidle appears in Philadelphia report as a startling figure after a smoking incident in Miladelphia. The item notes local reaction and probable social implications amid ongoing city life.
Nie Biddle, a leading Philadelphia society woman famed in New York and resort circles, drew attention by smoking a cigarette in full view of Broad street pedestrians at the Belle Vue Stratford hotel restaurant. She sat with her husband and another pair, enjoyed the moment as a crowd gathered, marking the first reported instance of a woman smoking there.
Loss of appetite is a sign of declining vitality and can foretell prostrating disease. The ad promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as the great constitutional remedy that purifies blood, enriches the body, and builds up the system. Available in liquid form or chocolate tablets.
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