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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1913

Page

3

Cascarets health ad and sheep grazing note

An old advertisement touts Cascarets for constipation relief with claims of quick, lasting results and a child friendly version. The piece also mentions D M company and Peter Penudovi owning large pasture tracts, sheep management, and homesteaders around their lands, with reports of McCully Humble of Joseph selling sheep east, which Rumble disputes.

D. & M. Company Peter Penudovi

Sale of Sheep Has Begun in Wallowa County

Enterprise Sept 15 A fall sheep movement in Wallowa County began on a large scale last week and will continue for a month with about 60 000 head to be shipped. Early shipments included 2600 head from Litch and Graves and 1500 from Jay H. Dobbin. Buyers were T H Gooding Newman Brow and B H Darrah of Shoshone Idaho. The run includes 16 double deck loads and 24 single deck cars. Denver buyer Samuel Palmer will ship more from Enterprise on Sept 20 and Oct 15. Largest shipment is planned for Sept 26 comprising 30 carloads for W H Graves and Buell of Chicago. Lambs sold for about 4 1/2 cents a pound, with prices rising to 5 cents as ranchers seek out of the business. Some stockmen anticipate a brighter future while others reduce flocks to scatter across territory.

Enterprise, Or Wallowa Litch Litch and Graves Jay H. Dobbin T. H. Gooding Newman Brow B. H. Darrah Shoshone Idaho Denver Samuel Palmer Enterprise Bia W. H. Graves George & Craig J. W Hanson Luther Stumbaugh

Grand Army reunion sessions open in Chattanooga

The forty-seventh reunion and encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic opened formal business in Chattanooga Tennessee with Commander C W Barker Port No 2 Tennessee as officer of the day. J H Hogan Abner Read Samuel W Duncan and other guards listed from Port 2 and Post 45 46 were noted among attendees.

Chattanooga Tenn Grand Army of the Republic C. W. Barker Port No. 2 Department of Tennessee J. H. Hogan Guarda Abner Read Simuel W. Duncan Theodore ¥. Brown Daniel Beckley W. T. Eaton Thomas F. Cumming Fh. BE. Brandon F. M. Fessenden M. F. Miller G. EB. Leavitt G W. Jones P. P. Whitman Port

Mother of Eighteen Children Praises Remedy

Mrs. C. J. Martin of Boone Mill Virginia declares she suffered five years with stomach trouble but after taking three bottles of Chamberlain's Tablets she is now well and weighs 168 pounds able to eat freely. She offers to vouch for the results to neighbors and notes the remedy is sold by all dealers.

C. J. Martin Boone Mill Dr. Pierce R. V. Pierce Buffalo

Founder J J Hill greeted by ovation at Glacier Park hotel

In Glacier National Park Montana on September 18 J J Hill founder of the Great Northern railway received a warm reception from more than 40 veteran employees as he entered the hotel lobby during festivities for his th birthday.

Glacier National Park Mont J. J. Hill Great Northern Railround Glacier Park Hotel

Diarrhoea Quickly Cured by Chamberlain's Remedy

A reader from Oriole Pa claims a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured diarrhoea after one dose. He credits merchant Mr Yorks for the recommendation and notes it also cured others he gave it to. The ad urges use by dealers.

Yorks M. E. Gebhart

Italians Lose 1132 Killed in Turkish War Report

Rome reports total war losses from the Tripoli and Cyrenaica campaign. Killed total 1432, died of disease 58, wounded 4220, returned home ill 43921. Publication ahead of October elections aims to quell discontent over hidden totals.

Rome Turkey Tripoli Cyrenaica Italy

West Asks For More Funds To Continue Fight

Salem, Sept 18 Governor West asks Secretary Olcott to convene the emergency board to provide from four thousand to ten thousand dollars to continue his law enforcement and crime suppression campaigns. The 1913 legislature allotted only one thousand dollars for expenses of special agents under section 2612.

Salem Ore West Ben W. Olcott Emergency Board T. B. Kay Tate Dan Malarkey Senate C. XN. McArthur House T. L Perkins J. D. Abbott Mas Equest Siiverton Mount Angel Olcott Oregon

Colorado Coal Miners Strike in Trinidad on Sept 18

A general strike rolls through Trinidad Colorado as miners vote to walk off the job. Unclear specifics from the fragment indicate union leadership calling for industrial action across multiple mines. Local officials warn of potential disruptions to coal production and transport.

Colorado Trinidad Colo

Arrest of Irish labor leader Larkin in disguise

James Larkin, secretary of the Irish Transport Workers Union, was arrested in Dublin after arriving in Sackville Street in costume. Authorities had prohibited a union meeting amid riot tensions related to the Lublin strikes. he proclaimed he would address the crowd from the Imperial Hotel balcony before police detained him.

James Larkin Lublin Irish Transport Workers’ Union Sackville Street Dublin Imperial Hotel Larkin

Mrs Pankhurst confirms sailing to New York as planned

Paris reports Mrs. Pankhurst declaring she will sail for the United States as originally intended. She says she does not fear Ellis Island detention, asserts she cannot be deported or called an undesirable citizen, and remains confident in American open mindedness.

Paris New York

Coal miners declare Sept 23 strike in District 15

A general strike of the coal miners in District 15 was declared for September 23. The executive committee of the United Mine Workers of America adopted the strike resolution by unanimous vote at the district convention.

United Mine Workers of America

Caught a Bad Colt Colds Shot by Chamberlain’s Remedy

Mrs Sursh E Duncan of Tipton Iowa recalls her son’s severe winter cough. After buying one bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the cough stopped and the cold fully cleared. Sold by all dealers.

Boy Slays 225 Pound Black Bear in Washington

Percy Hill of Woke Point Washington shot what was described as the largest black bear in the region. The 22 year old used an 30 rifle, fired seven times as the bear charged from about 300 feet, the seventh bullet breaking its back at 30 feet. The bear weighed 225 pounds after skinning and dressing.

Portland Percy Hill Hoke Point Wash Cowlite

Desponlency Linked to Indigestion and Constipation

An old advertisement claims despondency stems from indigestion and constipation and that Chamberlain's Tablets provide quick relief. The note states the tablets are for sale by all dealers.

Chamberlain

Well Known Walla Walla Woman Dies

Walla Walla Sept 1 Mrs Alice E Chamberlain wife of the late Rev P B Chamberlain first pastor of the Congregational church died suddenly at the home of her daughter Mrs Ira Small of Lewiston. Her remains will be brought to this city this afternoon and funeral services will be held at the First Congregational church with President 5 BL Pen race of Whitman College officiating. Interment in Mountain View cemetery. Born in Hatley Quebec she moved to Derby Vermont with her parents to escape the 1897 Canadian rebellion and later taught in Vermont and New Hampshire before marrying Rev Chamberlain and moving toward Portland Oregon on their wedding day.

Walla Walla Alice E. Chamberlain P. B. Chamberlain Congregational Church Ira Small Lewiston Chamberlain Abbott Hatley Quebec Derby Vermont New Hampshire Rev. Chamberlain Portland Oregon

Sicilian Bandits Confess Guilt in Rome

In Rome on September 18 two notorious Sicilian bandits confessed their guilt saying they aimed to avert the arrest of innocent people. They disclosed plans and motives to deter police action during their heist campaign.

Rome

Sicilian killers Bandezzo and Gallo confess murder near Caltanissetta

In a letter to the Glornale di Sicilia, Bandezzo and Gallo admit killing Cavalier Serge, estate agent for Prince Trabla, found dead on a lone road near Caltanisetta. Serge, who had a large rental fund, was robbed. The pair warn landowners not to alert police as troops sweep their usual haunts. they remain at large.

Bandezzo Gallo Glornale di Sicilia Cavalier Serge Prince Trabla Caltanisetta Sicily Serge Pandezzo

Ashbourne heir loses estate over religious politics

London September 18. The religious and political convictions of Lord Ashbourne have cost him about a half million dollars. Probate of his father’s will shows the elder son inherited practically nothing beyond a tile and a few heirlooms, while the younger received the bulk of the estate. The late Lord Ashbourne, a staunch Unionist, never forgave his elder son for converting to Roman Catholicism and the Nationalist party. The young lord is devoted to the cause, wearing Irish attire and speaking Irish.

London Lord Ashbourne Ashbourne

Taft Slims Down Before Open Championship

Brookline Mass September 1 Former President Taft displayed a dramatic weight loss of about 80 pounds since leaving the White House. He played in the open championship games of the national tournament, claiming his diet was the cause, noting breakfast consists of one egg two slices of dry toast and unsweetened coffee.

Brookline Mass White House Taft Golf Links

Mother's Friend Promises Comfort Before Birth

An advertisement extols Mother's Friend as a aid for expectant mothers, claiming it eases pain, prevents discomfort, and promotes rest during pregnancy. It asserts benefits for both mother and baby and promotes purchasing from Bradfield Regulator Co. at $1.00 a bottle, with mail order from Atlanta, Georgia.

Bradfield Regulator Co Lamar Atlanta

Grape Souffle Recipe From Good Housekeeping

To one pint of grape juice add two tablespoonfuls of granulated gelatine and heat until gelatine is dissolved. Strain and cool. When mixture begins to stiffen beat in the stiffly beaten whites of four eggs and fold in one cupful of stiffly beaten cream. Turn into molds and cool.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cascarets McCully & Humble Joseph Rumble G. A. FR Pierce Cruse Parkhurst Percy Hill Woke Point Hollis Cowlitz Records MR. Taft Castori Bears Castoria Franklin Apperson Reo Pendleton Auto Pendleton Auto Service
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