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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1907
Page
3
A fragment notes Lydia E. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts offering herbs and tonics as cures for women’s ailments, reflecting 19th or early 20th century reliance on botanical remedies despite evolving medical practice.
Plans for Oregon Short Line from Huntington to Lewiston are public via the Lewiston Teller. Bridges from Lewiston to Huntington will be built with steel orders placed and contracts expected soon. The C N W moves spur Short Line activity as both seek routes into the Salmon river headwaters and Snake river corridor, with a three way fight possible among Gould, Harriman, and Northern Pacific interests.
The Kaet Oregonian proclaims itself as Oregon's representative paper and as the people’s preferred advertising medium, noting reader appreciation and public patronage in support of its liberal advertising stance.
The Commercial association in Portland contemplates a society circus at the pavilion next fall to replace the usual theater entertainment. Inspired by a victorious Portland event by Multnomah club and Third Regiment, a three night armory run, locals claim such a show could be staged locally with talent and many stunts. Mark Moorhouse leads the committee to gauge feasibility and secure support from Company L to mount the effort after winter weather.
Miss Fannie Connor of Georgetown Tennessee credits Dr King’s New Discovery with stopping her persistent cough and restoring weak lungs after other remedies failed. Tallman & Co druggists guarantee the cure with a dollar and a trial bottle free offer.
Milton April 26 Mrs Rebekah Sagimore sister of George Johnson of Hudson Bay country aged 18 from Baker City visiting relatives met a painful accident Wednesday while teaching a child to ride a tricycle she fell from a porch several feet high injuring both wrists and sustaining internal injuries though not necessarily fatal given her age
Rental of one dollar per year for rural lines to join Pacific central offers. Reports claim some patrons tapped the Pacific States main line amid ongoing transport accidents data. Since ICC began tracking, about 6000 passengers killed on railways, 90,000 workers maimed, and nearly one million injured nationwide.
A six year effort by Mr Tentsch has grown the department store at Mutn and Alta from small rooms to a basement addition of 2500 feet. The April 27 remodeling will remove the brick wall front the store and install plate glass windows to become a premier Eastern Oregon shop. Concurrent notes mention crop prospects in Idaho and Utah and Ely's Cream Balm advertised as a nasal remedy available nationwide.
O J Tuttle assistant general freight agent of the Union Pacific reports Idaho’s wool crop will be larger and of finer quality than last year. He says shearing has started in a few corrals and will be general by month’s end after a trip through Idaho for wool bonding and road interests.
Idaho Statesman relays State Auditor Robert Tragan's claim that Priest River country now part of Homer county hosts abundant deer. He notes a past decline tied to a bounty and law enforcement, followed by a rebound in deer numbers, with local sportsmen observing the resurgence in northern Idaho over the past five years.
Rev Hayes a Nez Perce pastor will preach next Sunday at 7 30 pm in the Tutulla church with a message for both Indian and white readers. Morning services at the Presbyterian church will feature a Pendleton minister delivering the sermon.
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