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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1916
Page
9
In Meade Colorado on October 12 Mamie Murphy may lose her foot from a dye in low cut stockings. A small ankle cut became infected, doctors warned the infection could spread, and her life is at risk until treatment halts the poisoning.
Oct 12 New York. A sandbag bomb hurled from the twenty third story of a skyscraper opened an elevated train near Rector and Church streets causing a panic among passengers. Police traced the device to two boys who were playing nearby and dropping it. A city wide search was begun as authorities fear a new method of attacking trains. The cloth bag, filled with wet sand, broke through the train roof with a bomblike impact and could have killed.
Mr and Mrs Wanderwel from Chicago completed a honeymoon bicycle journey to San Francisco. Their ride wrapped successfully with the pair reporting a smooth coast to coast trek and describing the experience as memorable and rewarding.
Athena residents and visitors are noted in a roundup including Mrs. and Mrs. Piersol preparing to travel to Moro County Fair, Weston business, Walla Walla visits, rodeo attendance, and local social calls. Names include H O Worthington Emery, Mary Tompkins, Lucinda Huyman, Henry Dell, Carl Christian, Merle King, Katherine Froome, and others.
Larry Gardner delivered a standout performance for the Boston Red Sox on Monday driving in runs and leading as the leading hitter. The game showcased Gardner's power and consistency for the team.
Forest Service and Forest Products Laboratory announce a method turning waste hemlock bark into felt roofing material, replacing 20 to 30 percent of rag stock in mills. The shift could cut manufacturing costs while maintaining product quality and also yields printable papers and other potential products from the bark.
Notices state no beets will be received at the factory next Thursday due to a beet shortage and inability to handle the large delivery. Growers have rushed digging this year, swamping receiving stations and the factory. Officials say piling beets is impossible until cooler weather and ice availability improve. The plant currently processes about 2600 tons daily.
Noah operated without promotion but managed to float substantial stock. He died in poverty, the hardship highlighting persistent poverty. The narrative underscores a life spent pursuing finance while ending in deprivation.
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