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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1907
Page
7
Directory-style notice listing physicians surgeons dentists and attorneys with office locations in Pendleton Oregon and surrounding buildings, plus a Masonic lodge meeting schedule. Includes Dr Henderson Dr Blakesleer Dr Pierce Swinburne Kern Idleman Vaughan Bros Law firms Oliver Lawrey West Court Phelps and Pendleton Lodge No 53 AF&AM with meeting cadence.
The Idaho State Board of Equalization met in adjourned session with all members present. Auditor Bragaw reported county abstracts received. Blaine shows a 319036 decrease in assessed valuation and 3000 acres missing in patented lands. Fremont shows 185006 decrease due to 23000 acres missing. Flymore notes inconsistencies to be heard. Board to summon assessors for Blaine, Fremont, and Elmore.
Deputy State Horticultural Inspector Dowdy telegraphed for the state Inspector to come to Moscow. The Journal reports the latter is now on his way and may arrive today, with details to follow on the situation.
An old sluice box from the 1860s near Centerville reveals a rich ore deposit. Centerville Mining & Milling Co renewed activity, with 30 workers preparing to ship the first ore, aided by H W Day. Additional machinery bought to develop the property as plans move forward. AP News notes a fuel question at La Grande and a managers meeting.
Yesterday evening a club discussed securing winter fuel supply, following Boise’s example. A direct plan via local commercial organizations is planned. Twenty eight new members were added to the club by the board’s vote, led by Assistant Secretary Allen J Webb. The Tiger Poorman mine will close soon after laying off most workers. 60 remain to develop the property while others seek work elsewhere.
The piece notes a claimed life extension limit based on 60s decade and promotes Electric Bitters as a tonic. It also highlights George Duval’s sugar beet crop, 200 acres, yielding 14 tons per acre, stressing timely cultivation and careful irrigation for optimal yield.
Grain dealers estimate Nez Perce and Idaho counties will market about 6,000,000 bushels this year, up 26 percent from former years. Wheat and barley split the yield roughly 40 percent each with the rest in eats. Wheat opened at 70 cents a bushel blue stem, barley at 80 cents brewing grade, prices cited as temporary market shifts. Some farmers hold grain for fall sale while markets are expected to become active soon. A report of D J Wyatt barley sale at 90 cents per hundred pounds could not be confirmed.
An old fashioned ad touts Dr King s New Life Pills as the most regular performance in the universe alongside sunrise and sunset. It guarantees relief and advocates daily use, offered by Tallman & Co., druggists for 26 cents.
Daily trips run except Sunday with a Pendleton departure at 7 a.m. and Ukiah arrival by afternoon. Ukiah to Pendleton departs 6 p.m. Prices list Pendleton to Ukiah at 3.00 one way, 5.00 round trip, and other routes including Alba Ridge Nye and Pilot Rock with varying fares.
A notice seeks a competent draftsman or a boy who has taken drawing lessons sufficient to trace from drawings. Apply to T. F. Howard, Despain mocks, Pendleton, Oregon, Hutcher Shop and Property for Sale. Butcher shop fixtures and property for sale in good location. Do ing fine business. For further par ticular as address W. H. Albee, Heilx, Ore.
An advertisement touts Sexing Pills claiming they heal nerves and weakness in men or women. It offers one box for one dollar or six boxes for five dollars with a guarantee, and directs to Pendleton Drug Company for purchase and assurance of no substitutions.
For Rent. Modern five room house furnished centrally located or will furnished. For particulars address P O Box 3.
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