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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1911
Page
3
An advertisement touts Danderine as making hair grow long heavy and luxuriant while stopping dandruff itching and hair loss. It claims rapid root stimulation and new hair sprouting within weeks plus a glossy soft result. A 25 cent bottle is urged from druggists or toilet counters.
University of Oregon reports hazing abolished. Expulsion threats for hazing actions two years ago led to strict enforcement. Freshmen welcomed with help from student Y M C A groups as committees aided new students in finding rooms and hosting acquaintance parties to ease integration.
A sprained ankle typically takes three to four weeks to heal, but with proper rest and following directions from the physician, improvement can begin within four days. The product is for sale by all dealers as advised by Chamberlain Linm.
Fragmentary OCR notes claim a law from 4066 B C in Egypt permitted women to exercise sovereign power. A separate line notes a concept of a first employed theater motion in 1408, but the text is unclear and lacks corroborating details.
Government irrigation aims stall amid inflated land prices says Frederick H Newell reclamation service director. He notes speculators hurt West Umatilla progress by pushing land values beyond returns, urges price moderation, and cites need for proper right of way water rights before advancing the project with patience and official support.
Washington reports that Mr Jameson, an American hedge expert with extensive Chinese experience, has arrived in China to study flood prevention amid Yangtze floods. The Red Cross funds his salary and travel, while the Chinese government covers other costs. The aim is to reduce repeats of catastrophic floods and famines by preventive measures.
In Yonkers New York a visit by Christopher to city offices reveals a marriage between David elehteen and Marvella Drivis, a prominent furniture chain heiress. Christopher’s party discusses a license as the couple plans for joint business and household endeavors amid transit and civic duties.
David recalls meeting Marcella Magrella at her office when he was in school. He says she hired him for $7 a week on the pretext of wanting work, but he never got to do any actual tasks. Davis notes David’s claim of mutual affection and a quick bond.
Trinidad Cole Mrs Frederick risked a stage act as a supposed rifle bullet struck her face at a vaudeville show. The bullet proved wax, melted by heat, revealing the trick as she displayed a wax bullet in her teeth to the astonished audience. One wax round failed to melt causing a fright.
Frederick L. Heller of Caldwell New Jersey built a bathtub at his home in Laden Heights used exclusively for the cleanliness and comfort of two prize winning black Berkshire pigs. The tub is filled with fresh water twice daily and the pigs frequently fight for the first dip.
Mrs Allen der told Judge Kennedy that a quarrel over threading a needle led to separation. She said Edward Allen der demanded she sew and, after she asked him to thread the needle due to poor eyes, he became angry, struck her, and left with their child to his mother's home. The episode ended in a troubled scene leading to divorce proceedings.
One hundred thousand steelhead trout fry are being moved from the Bonneville hatchery to a pond near Pendleton one mile above Gibbon on the OR&N line. T. Ke Craig and Harry Trembath supervise the transfer, which will occur in four shipments with two already completed. Losses so far: 27 from 20,000 and 6 from 36,000. Harriman officials assist by providing free transport, space, and unloading, even hiring a team to move the cans back to Gibbon.
The Pendleton city marshal will sell at public auction a three year old black Jersey heifer branded N on the right leg JP on the right ear and a swallow fork in the left ear if unclaimed within ten days from the date. The sale will be at 2 pm on September 28 1914 at the City Found Oregon Feed Yard Pendleton. Proceeds cover costs of the sale.
Northern Pacific Railway service to Spec Kane departs at 1 30 p m arrives 9 55 p m tickets available from W Adams agent Pendleton Oregon
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