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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1910
Page
6
Practical guidance for poultry keepers and cattle feeders. Emphasizes honest trade, exercise for hens, forage feeding, and culling to improve egg production. Advises on careful handling of chicks, room and disease prevention, plus notes on yearling beef markets and winter calf feeding profitability.
Discussion notes strong demand for fat yearling deer cattle and yearlings in general. Buyers focus on young steers and helfers, paying high prices for well finished animals. Breeders Gazette reports some last spring cattle fed for $6 per cwt now underperform financially, while intelligently handled yearlings yield profits. Kansans bred calves, raised in Indiana, sold at 37.50 per hundredweight.
Instructions advise moving bees to a cellar in November with hives loosened from bottom boards to avoid fat, seals on hive covers, careful handling to prevent triggering honey buildup, allow five to six months before cleansing flight, and ventilation using two joists and spaced hives to ensure airflow.
Fort Worth Citizen-Star advises farmers to slightly delay sowing wheat if Hessian fly appears, though no general outbreak is expected. Recommendation favors sowing near the normal date with good seed-bed prep and fertilization, noting dry weather may delay fly pupae and that heavy-strawed varieties resist worm attacks better. Some regions might swap rye for wheat if joint worm pressure is severe.
Pily's Cream Batm has been used in thousands of homes nationwide as a reliable cold remedy kept in the medicine closet. It offers immediate relief from head cold symptoms and aims to halt a cold before it becomes chronic or develops into catarrh with a day or two of treatment.
Unfurnished housekeeping rooms available in the East Oregonian building with steam heat electric lights hot and cold water and bath Recently renovated Enquire at East Oregonian office.
In New York a crazed man named McLoughlin on a seven story warehouse roof fought off four West Thirty-seventh Street precinct officers for 39 minutes. He hurled bricks, knocked them down, and tried to jump. They finally restrained him with a rope, carried him to a patrol wagon, and took him to New York Hospital.
Berlin gears up for a three day centennial celebration of its university starting October 10 with Lord Strathcona to represent a Canadian college. A Bonn professor died in a railway accident near Choessel last December and a claim seeks reimbursement for cleaning blood stains from the railway premises. If unpaid, authorities threaten legal action. A writer quips that the deceased should have been fined for being killed.
A weather forecast context warns of rheumatic weather and pitches Ballard's Snow Liniment as relief for rheumatism chilblains frost bite nerves and muscle pains. The ad cites prices six fifty and one dollar per bottle and lists A C Koeppen Bros as the seller.
Hydroelectric plants drawing power from Niagara Falls are estimated to save roughly one million tons of coal each year, signaling a major shift in fuel use and energy efficiency.
A vintage advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick cure for indigestion gas heartburn and stomach discomfort. It claims relief in five minutes from heavy meals sour stomach and belching, promising easy digestion for the whole family with a 50 cent case.
Philadelphia police officer Harry Hagan leaped into danger to shield 2 year old Lillian Cohen as a runaway milk wagon veered down Dickinson Street. He grabbed the horse’s bridle, pulled the girl free, and was dragged under the wagon before being freed himself. He survived with minor injuries while the team and wagon crashed into Jacob Glickman’s store at 2024 Dickinson Street.
A short note by C. F. Colesworthy states the bay, crate and food business has sold, and urges old customers to settle debts at the old stand on Tea Street with A. T. Matthews Company. He commends their experience and reliability and asks those in debt to call and pay promptly.
Classified notice offers housekeeping rooms for rent featuring steam heat and electric light in a city office. Readable lines suggest affordable terms and proximity to services. Contact details are not fully legible.
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