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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1911
Page
3
In Weston Oregon Albert Gould harvested the largest cat yield in the district on Weston mountain. He reportedly gathered 107 socks from 30 ores at an average of 110 bushels per acre. The crop was spring sowed on spring plowing with ground fallow the prior year.
An old style note argues it is time to abandon summer fallowing. It asserts that pure blood reduces colds and promotes health. It touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a medicine that purifies blood and restores the system unlike other remedies.
The remark critiques how champions of party principles speak more about ideals than disclose concrete beliefs. It suggests a gap between rhetoric and actual platform details, urging clarity on what the party truly stands for in practice.
Umatilla Oregon October 4 The strike has not disrupted city business and is seen as controllable. Deputy sheriffs number about fifteen guarding company property to prevent outside trouble as leading citizens are among the striking workers. Community activities include a St Patrick's church concert and a well attended local club dance with elaborate costumes. Notable social notes mention resumes of city recorder S A Saylor and arrivals of Kinney and Crooks, plus progress on a new stone block building and local strawberry market display.
A proposing idea suggests cultivating suburban lots to reduce expenses for households. Advocates argue productive use of unused plots could lower housing and upkeep costs while boosting local green spaces.
A 70 plus year old resident of Washington New Jersey recounts severe bronchitis and catarrh from influenza. After using Hyomei and inhaler he improved quickly and credits it with life saving relief. He praises doctors and notes Hyomel is guaranteed by Tallman Co, with complete outfit priced at 1.00 and refills at 50 cents.
Officials of the Northwestern Development league will convene in Spokane on Friday October 6 to discuss plans for promoting progress and settlement across Washington Oregon Idaho Montana North Dakota South Dakota and Minnesota A Western governors special train for eastern roads will cover more than 5900 miles and a 600000 map publication will be distributed to schools and eastern states The meeting will be presided by Lewis Penwell of Helena with H Cy Sampoon as treasurer Attendees include James J Hill Louis W Hill ex Governor James H Brady of Idaho Governor R S Vessey of South Dakota ex Governor E Searles of North Dakota and other city and state leaders from the region.
Disappearance of Henry Henning a Warm Springs Indian hangs over Companions Oregon scene near the Willamette River. Henning was last seen drinking with James Thompson Jas Wintouch and Parrish Fleming near the Secrest barn. Police seek clues as father undertakes 200 mile ride to locate companions.
In Coquille Oregon Justice Helden dismissed charges against Rev H C Harranf and Bandon businessmen after accepting their denials of killing fawns. Deputy Game Warden Morgan found fawn remains at their camp and later new evidence suggested two fawns were killed. Subpoenas were issued for grand jury explanations.
The Consumers and Producers congress executive committee adopts a plan backed by the Texas Cattle Raisers association to form a 5 million dollar selling bureau. It will operate with offices in New York Chicago St Louis and Kansas City to market Southwest livestock and push packers to buy through the bureau. Headquarters will be Fort Worth Texas.
A fragment notes that Sunday, not Friday, is the day many people are killed or injured, reflecting a grim pattern mentioned in the source. The line emphasizes the different day of risk and the human toll without explicit events.
Town City Iowa farmer T T Mead while digging a barn foundation found a shiny object in earth. He revealed a small wooden box containing 32000 in gold pieces believed cached by his father who recently died. He cannot explain why the money was hidden instead of banked.
Italian gynecologist Dr. Pier Giuseppe Spinelli told 660 Italian residents in New York that American surgery far outdistances Europe. He praised U.S. hospital standards and research labs, claiming Europe would send men here to study American methods to raise its own practice. He cited growing American surgical expertise as keeping Europe behind. Ely's Cream Balm ad urges relief from catarrh with the safe remedy, warning against cocaine in powders and recommending purchase by mail or from druggists.
In Scranton Pennsylvania Dr William Brennes sues hotel proprietor Richard Kimmacher for false imprisonment after a dawn collision in the Belmont Hotel corridor. A night porter intervened and both men were arrested for assault with bail posted for court.
Governor West left Salem for Astoria to rest three days after injuries from a runaway incident. Friends note the strain of prison policy and ongoing worry have weakened his strength, caused back and shoulder pains, and led to canceled trips and sleepless nights.
President Taft in a proclamation as commander in chief grants the Red Cross exclusive right to render aid to the wounded in time of war. Other societies may not act without Red Cross consent. In emergencies, Red Cross staff would be sent to front duty as needed.
New York George Ballantyne lies in a hospital deaths near Glen Cove after heroically grabbing a runaway horse to shield three children. He sustained a fractured skull and serious injuries but succeeded in stopping the horse and saving the children.
Albert Montaine, 16, was electrocuted after his companions dared him to climb a line pole. He grabbed a high tension wire at the top and fell, dying instantly. Montana, a chauffeur, was present during the incident.
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