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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1913
Page
7
A physician asserts superior qualification in treating chronic illnesses through targeted methods. He offers free diagnosis of conditions claimed to be curable, detailing nervous diseases, skin and blood disorders, digestive and circulatory issues, and various pains. Office hours are daily with evening and Sunday appointments.
North Bangor and Ann Arbor readers praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief of female weakness headaches backache and monthly trouble. Testimonies describe months with pain and fainting cured by the remedy. The ad claims the old remedy uses roots and herbs and urges others to try it.
Chicago and Portland wheat markets closed higher after an opening drop as firm international demand persists. May, July, and September contracts showed gains with buying spurred by forecasts of strong Argentina exports, while livestock and hay prices also reflect the broader market trend.
In North Portland yards few cattle arrived and hog prices held firm at 8.85 for top hogs. Market ranges listed for heavy and light cattle, calves, and sheep reflect only slight activity with minimal steers offered and limited spring lambs selling up to 8.10.
Sealed bids for 200 water bonds of Pendleton Oregon par value 200000 at 6 percent interest maturing in 30 years will be received by 5 pm May 14 1913 at City Hall. Each bid must include a 2500 certified check payable to the Mayor, forfeitable if the bid is awarded and not carried out. Submissions to Thomas Fitz Gerald City Recorder Pendleton Oregon marked Proposals for bids for Water Bonds. City reserves right to reject any or all bids.
Special correspondence from Weston Oregon notes the Weston Masons lodge traveled Monday to Pendleton to assist in the work with several members named. Nearby towns report road supplies moving to Eastland and a series of local social updates including lectures by Dr. Lucas and Mrs. Lazier, teaching changes, and a thumb injury at a Weston meat market.
Mr W J Morrison city druggist spent two weeks in Portland and returned home Tuesday. The Weston baseball team will play Milton on the Milton diamond. Mr F Hyatt and daughter Myrtle visited Milton recently.
Peterson and Wilson attorneys at law rooms 3 and 4 Smith Crawford building Douglas W Bailey attorney at law rooms 11 3 and 4 over Taylor Hardware Co Johnson and Skrable attorneys at law office in Despair building China Restaurant Noodles and chop Suey Ung D Goey proprietor At the old stand Alta street in rear of Tallman Drug Co
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