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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1908
Page
7
They advertise hoe digging and wagon repairs including machine work and carriage painting. Neagle Brothers boast moderate charges and employ only skilled workmen. Winona hacks Rex buggies Fairbanks engines and scales are for sale and they solicit patronage.
BANNER APPLE GRUP The Output of the Season Will Be 400 Cars More than Last Year Grande Ronde Valley Will Ship Out 300 Carloads or Double the Number Shipped Last Year Oregon will have over 1,000 cars of fine apples to ship this year. Hood River valley will ship between 400 and 600 cars, Grand Ronde about 200, Medford about 200. Prices depend on eastern states, with New York and Missouri showing average crops while Ohio Indiana Illinois falter. Grand Junction district expected far lower shipments. Yakima and Wenatchee in Washington report crops up 10 percent. Eastern weather damages noted. Medford reports 60 percent crop yet quality praised. Hood River output doubles. blight uncommon. August hardest month for eastern crops.
If you let early dyspepsia attacks go unheeded Kodol will take longer to restore stomach health. Begin a course now and get a bottle today. Sold by Tallman & Co.
Leading figures from Ireland and England marked the semi centenary of the first Atlantic cable laid in 1868 after a complex early run from Valentia. Promoters included Americans Peter Cooper Morse Cyrus Field and others. The voyage used US Navy ships Niagara and Susquehanna and British vessels Leopard and Amemnon, with multiple breakages before a successful final link completed by 1868.
Pendleton readers praise Dean's Kidney Pills for back and kidney relief after extended use. Mrs. H Swaggert reports husband found relief after trying the remedy from Pendleton Drug Co. They continue to use it and deem it essential. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo sells the pills in the United States for 60 cents and urges consumers to remember the name Dean's.
Paducah Kentucky on August 6 reports hundreds of farmers will convene tomorrow to form a state farmers union. Sessions will be private and the group aims to regulate acreage and sales of agricultural products similar to tobacco growers. Leaders deny ties to night rider or dynamite methods and insist on peaceful aims.
Milwaukee August 5 traveling men from across the country converge in the Cream City to organize a National Association of Traveling Men aimed at redressing wrongs by hoteliers rail and other officials. The business session starts tomorrow and will run for three days. Also featured is a testimonial by Mrs. Chas E Smith of West Franklin Maine praising Dr King’s New Life Pills as a reliable laxative.
Admirers nationwide fund a memorial home near Atlanta to educate and train children of this and other states. Also an ad promotes Hickory Bark Cough Remedy from Pennsylvania Dutch Dunkers. Moving pictures in Okmulgee feature E. P. Stanford campaigns. Pendleton Drug Co.
A. W. Cromwell of Chester Pennsylvania, aged 96, has quit smoking after eighty years of the habit. He decided the weed was a bad habit and discarded his pipes.
Pendleton Drug Co endorses a six box remedy promising strength and steady nerves with a refund option if unsatisfied. The ad guarantees no substitution and urges customers not to hesitate to file a claim for refund or additional boxes at no extra cost. The wording emphasizes years of practice and direct refund terms.
A chatty ad urges readers to explore today’s clothing and furnished-room listings for change of scene and style. It argues against underselling property and invites readers to consider ambitious, well-placed want ads to boost business and prospects.
WANTED ads for men women and families to use premium offers with old or new Daily Weekly and Semi Weekly East Oregonian. Classifieds include help wanted rooms for rent second hand goods for sale and any want ad. Rates six words per line three lines one time twenty cents two times thirty cents six times seventy cents for five lines one time thirty cents two times forty five cents six times one dollar sixteen cents. Send ads to the office or mail with payment.
The Daily East Oregonian announces a new carrier rate of 15 cents per week for home delivery, signaling a modest price adjustment for subscribers and confirming ongoing distribution arrangements.
J A Best physician and surgeon in Savings Bank building with office phone main 164 and residence main 176. Smith and Temple practice in Smith Crawford building opposite post office with office main 30 and residences for Dr. Smith main 159 and Dr. Temple main 118. R E Ringo physician and surgeon rooms 3 and 4 Schmidt building with office main 623 and residence main 23.
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