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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1904
Page
6
Caps the climax of any day's enjoyment, the more especially if it is taken in the style of pleasure wagon we sell. It will be a gala day to you when you come to know the many merits of the Winona wagons and Rose buggies. They cannot be excelled for finish and easy riding. Made from airdried timber. Guarantee in this climate. There is no better made. Sold by
A local lumber yard promotes its large stock for home building and improvements. It invites customers to discuss their lumber bills and notes it makes sash doors and blinds as part of its services.
A Washington correspondence traces George H. Maxwell’s lobby for national irrigation to a $39,000 annual rail subsidy and a push to repeal the timber and stone act. It details how Maxwell's National Irrigation Association aligned with railroad interests to steer projects like San Carlos toward favored exchanges, shifting plans to Salt River and Tonto basin dam schemes, costing the government millions in land value and benefiting Maxwell and allies.
A historic health ad warns of kidney disease causing sudden deaths and related ailments. It promotes Dr Killmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney, liver, and bladder issues, claiming it cures pain, incontinence, and frequent urination. The ad includes a mail offer for free book and bottle, with locations in Binghamton and New York.
The Arlington offers rooms by day week or month with electric lights free baths and modern conveniences. Central location on Main Street three doors north of Hotel St George over the Delia candy store at 618 Male Street. Phone Red 1091 rates up to 1 dollar a day.
The event will continue for two days and focus on an exhaustive discussion of questions important to those engaged in stock mis e. The local commercial conditions have provided elaborate entertainment for visitors.
Notice states that Ed win Wooddy and Jane Wooddy mortgaged dairy stock to Madison Jones. Fort y head of cows branded W and fourteen head branded W on right shoulder are to be sold at public auction in Pendleton Oregon on April 23 1904 to satisfy debt and costs. Sheriff D. Taylor acts as agent and sale by Wean and Prey Attorneys for the mortgagees.
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