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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1907
Page
6
Over the next 46 days the dealer will offer Standard Grand or latest improved 6drawer automatics with full ball bearing White at 40 dollars cash. Also available are drop head machines fully warranted for 20 and 25 dollars, claimed better than many first class models.
Echo notes a prosperous fall with over 200000 bushels of wheat received from Cold Springs Yoakum and nearby areas and an estimated 700000 bushels raised within 12 miles. Hay production around 60000 tons. cattle numbers near Meadows and Butter Creek rising. Funeral for Mrs. W F Gillette draws large attendance. firemen’s Thanksgiving dance deemed a success with 75 tickets sold. School census records 205 children. preparations to move stock yards toward Henrietta Mills discussed.
Hermiston reports rapid church work with $500 raised toward a $3000 Baptist edifice, births added to local families, and land sales as real estate firms move. Wheat sowing preparations and land clearing continue. Election day arrives with two tickets and high local turnout anticipated.
Abraham Brown of Winterton New York recalls doctors misdiagnosed his condition as heart disease kidney trouble blood poison and stomach and liver trouble. His wife urged Electric Bitters which restored his health after one bottle, proven to help with blood poison weakness and all stomach liver and kidney complaints priced 69 cents by Tallman Co.
Passenger officials of the Harriman lines in Oregon moved up the release date for new mileage books to December 10 across trains and ticket offices. The 1000 mile book will sell for $30 with no rebate. The books cover Southern Pacific lines in Oregon, Corvallis & Eastern, Washington and Idaho.
A local advertisement urges immediate action against frequent sneezing coughing and nasal discharge, claiming Hyomel cures catarrh quickly without stomach disturbance. Tullmain & Co., agents, back a $1 refund trial if not satisfied, inviting readers to test the remedy now.
Tolse Idaho December 2 The state passed the Pettibone case jury as it stands and filled the three empty chairs. Frank J Gove testified he had no objection to capital punishment and no opinion on the Pettibone case. William Howell gave similar answers and was accepted. A Brown Boise contractor was the last to answer Hawley and was accepted. The twelve jurors were thus chosen.
Pendleton Drug Co promotes Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a new laxative that stimulates bowel movement without irritation and offers a guarantee or money back if not satisfied.
Railroad officials announce a 4000 mile strip mileage book valid on all lines west of Denver to be introduced after year start. Washington railway commission issues new passenger rate and safety rules including 24 hour use of tickets, 2000 mile books at 50 dollars for Great Northern Northern Pacific and O R & N, station conveniences and posted arrivals. Also Foley’s Honey and Tar advertised as harmless cough remedy with no opiates.
From the forthcoming Blue Book the District of Columbia has 28,947 government employees earning 21,641,225 dollars annually, not counting senators, congressmen, session staff or clerks. The city circulates over 60 million dollars yearly and DC expenses are eight to nine million dollars. Also notes Foley's Honey and Tar is unaffected by the Pure Food law and safe for all ages. Pendleton Drug Co.
Nine students from the Chemawa Indian School in Oregon have fled since the start of the month. The report notes December is a common month for runaways at the institution.
Notice is hereby given that there will be an annual meeting of the stockholders of the East Oregonian Publishing Company on Wednesday December 4 1907 at 4 o clock p m at the office of said company in Pendleton Oregon for the purpose of electing officers for the ensuing year C S Jackson president F W Lampkin secretary
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