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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1910
Page
3
A fragment notes a benevolent society event with names and places obscured. It mentions Ae and Eee entities involved in an annual gathering. The readable portion hints at a local meeting, but key details and outcomes are missing from the OCR.
Oregon Agricultural College in Corvallis opens on September 23 with a larger faculty and four new buildings. Twenty-one new professors and assistants join, including Dr. EB Peterson and Annie Crayne, plus nine assistants. New facilities cost about 194000, featuring an agricultural hall with 42 rooms, an armory, heating plant, and greenhouses. The campus gains expanded science and engineering departments and new staff for administration and dormitory management.
A testimonial from Mrs. J. Fe Van de Sande of Kirkland Illinois claims Electric Bitters kept her from breaking down during a three month severe strain on vital organs. The ad urges readers to try the tonic, promising health and strength with guaranteed satisfaction at Koeppen Bros.
Paris report says a man named Cagniard posed as a barrister from Paris and persuaded a woman to accept summonses in a divorce case. He appeared in court in a barrister's robe, secured a judgment, but the trick was uncovered and he was sentenced to six months' imprisonment in default because he was not yet captured.
A brief notice states checks issued or given on pool games at Pastime Parlors, as cited by J. H. Estes.
Dame Fashion notes autumn modes from New York Paris London and Vienna favoring black and white fabrics with checked and striped patterns. New silk and satin frocks in minuet bodice styles and two tone stripes appear for day and evening wear with wide hats and color notes in asperge green and Russo blue.
London reports the fate of Constantinople pariah dogs has spurred anti cruelty groups. RSPCA seeks funds to have the dogs mercifully destroyed amid Turkish clashes with authorities over street clearances. Dogs are sent to Oxto Island in Marmora Sea, suffering starvation and disease under harsh conditions.
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications. it is a constitutional disease requiring internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is advertised as a blood purifying tonic that acts on mucous surfaces. The company claims a physician endorsement, a regular prescription, and offers testimonials and pricing information.
All general fund warrants registered during April May June and July 1910 will be paid at my office in the county courthouse upon presentation. Interest ceases upon the date of publication. Pendleton Oregon. September 1910. G W Bradley County Treasurer.
Sleeplessness is linked to poor digestion. The ad claims Hood's Sarenparill strengthens the stomach and establishes a condition where sleep becomes regular, sweet, and refreshing.
Paid advertisement urging support for R. W. Henneman who backs Statement No. 1 the direct primary and opposes assembly and machine politics in a civic ballot context.
Pendleton Oregon resident T F Felton testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured his kidney trouble. He reports frequent urination, backache, and improved health after use. Advertisement notes the product price 60 cents and sale by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as U S agents. Remember the name Doan's.
A witness reports a remarkable movement of Egyptians and Turks to Constantinople this summer. Haunting carriages along Cairo’s Geeika road have faded as migration increases. many were drawn by Abdul Hamid’s era fears and the constitution era reforms. The long stay of the khedive, tied to concessions for vast estates, is blamed for added interest.
Nick Longworth has reformed and will not support Cannon again while, as far as is known, Alice continues to smoke cigarettes.
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