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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1908
Page
7
The ad urges customers to have repairs done at Neagle Brothers with moderate charges and skilled workmen. It mentions Winona hacks Rex buggies Fairbanks engines and scales for sale and invites patronage.
A Colorado Agricultural College report labels Alaska wheat as a revival of the fraudulent Egyptian seven headed wonder. Investigations by the U S department of agriculture follow claims by Idaho planter Abraham Adams of Juliaetta. Seed agencies profit from the scheme while officials seek to determine the scope and legitimacy of the claims.
A health notice touts Foley's Kidney Remedy as a boon to elderly people. It claims the product stimulates urinary organs corrects irregularities and tones the system. Pendleton Drug Company distributes the remedy urging immediate use.
An advert claims kidney and bladder trouble affect both women and men, causing misery and affecting beauty and vigor. It promotes Swamp Root by Dr. Kilmer & Co. as a remedy, noting sample offers and urging readers to mention the paper when writing for information.
List of northwest fair dates across multiple cities in Washington Oregon Idaho Montana and British Columbia from August to October. Also notices about kidney pain remedies ManZan Pineules and Bee s Laxative Cough Syrup sold by A C Koeppen & Bros and a book relocation by Cook & Perry. Includes offers for a 30 day trial and prices. Also a poetry book “The Song of the Oregon Pine” by Bert Huffman available at Frazier book store. Includes a large farm land listing in Grant county Oregon for 6 per acre.
An advertisement touts Sexine Pills for both men and women suffering from overwork and worry. It claims the pills restore strength and energy with a money-back guarantee. Sold by Pendleton Drug Company at 41 per box, six boxes for 5, with a note it does not substitute.
If you have lived too long in one place consider furnished rooms today. Don’t deal with a buyer offering half the price. A new test of want advertising can boost your store today.
WANTED MEN WOMEN AND families to take advantage of premium offers for Daily Weekly and Semi-Weekly East Oregonian classified ads. Rates: three lines one time 20 cents two times 30 cents six times 70 cents five lines one time 30 cents two times 45 cents six times 1 15. Send ads to office or mail with payment.
For rent a furnished eleven room apartment house located on Malin Street south of the O R and N depot. Call Spoonemore's at 117 East Alta for details.
City maps available at East Oregonian offices in Pendleton priced at sixteen cents each. Located at 240 SE Court Street, limited quantity. Maps show municipal boundaries streets and key landmarks for residents and visitors.
A city directory page lists several physicians and surgeons with offices in Savings Bank building Smith-Crawford building Schmidt building Judd block and Despain building. It also notes attorneys Lowell and Winter in Despain building and George W. Coutts as a county attorney from Idaho in Schmidt block.
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