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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1909
Page
7
Local agent Jesse Failing invites customers to view and try the PREE sewing machine. The offer promises free replacement parts for five years if the machine breaks, is damaged in fire flood or moving, or belts wear out, with service provided at no cost to the owner.
Oregon Agricultural College announces January winter courses covering practical work and demonstrations in farming, animal husbandry, carpentry, sewing, cooking, and more. Courses run January 4 to February with Farmer's Week February 14 to 18. no age limit or entrance requirements. over 100 instructors and special topics planned. address Registrar, Corvallis.
Buyers in Portland showed little enthusiasm as cattle offerings remained flat and prices held at mixed levels. Steers traded around 4.60 to 4.65 with top cows near 4.80, while sheep and lambs held firm in Stockdale yards and wheat markets stayed quiet amid steady producer holding patterns.
A dubious promotion touts Hall's Catarrh Cure and other nostrums as a universal remedy. The ad claims constitutional treatment and guaranteed cures, offering a money back promise for failures and urging readers to send for testimonials. It cites F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo and lists Hinli Family Pills for constipation as related products.
The Duchess of Marlborough cancels her planned New York visit because her son Lord Ted Spencer Churchill is seriously ill. She will remain in Switzerland for the winter, joined by her eldest son the Marquis of Blandford at Christmas. A glimmer of hope remains for Lord Ivor amid the family’s illness.
The boy’s condition worsens daily despite consultations in England and on the continent. Officials decide England’s winter risk is too great and high dry altitudes may offer the only chance for life. While the duke and duchess are separated, the marchioness of Blandford backs the duchess advocating upbringing under her influence.
Washington reports entomologists reveal a famed chinch bug menace blamed for crop losses totaling about $350,000 over sixty years. The article notes efforts to exterminate the pest with poisons and sprays. It also advertises a cough remedy from A. Koeppen & Bros urging prompt use to halt lingering coughs.
A public hearing by the board of estimatory discussed amended plans to tunnel 33 miles across Manhattan with a 14 foot diameter main and a branch under the East River to Brooklyn and Queens. The route would bore through solid rock at depths up to six hundred feet, with a Harlem River bridge option near High Bridge, aiming to serve all boroughs with similar costs to the original conduit plan.
Henry Huntington, head of the California Aviation Society, allegedly loaned 25,000 to Carle to bind a contract for fights by Paulham and other French sk lators daily from January 10 to 26. The move follows a request of the French delegate, aiming to feature international competition at the Los Angeles meet. Curtiss and Wizard among American aviators expected to attend.
Harney county listing shows Timothy hay and fine green pasture with shelter and open water. Seller name Fleva von, 2600 feet. Hares and Van Deweer, Son. Oreren.
An unreliable advertisement promises a six to ten day treatment claiming it will cure "Treting, Hind, Mreeding or Prot ot Men" with a money back refund if not. It urges readers to read the "Want" ad today.
A Fair Exchange ad-like narrative urges back pain relief through Don's Kidney Pills. Mrs. Putnam Yeck of Elgin Oregon testifies that the pills banished lame back pains and kidney discomfort, improving morning vigor after long sits. Sold by all dealers 60 cents. Foster Milburn Buffalo NY agents. Remember the name Dean's.
The crowd at the Ferrari Institute hall on Main Street is invited to view the miracle painting In the Shadow of the Cross this week starting Monday night. Viewers first see the image via torchlight, then a lecturer explains it, after which the lights go out and the glowing figure of Christ appears before a shadow of the cross.
An advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin as a harmless aid for indigestion sour stomach heartburn and related stomach misery. It claims five minute relief by aiding digestion and reducing belching gas and headaches, urging readers to read the formula and consult a pharmacist.
Hartman Abstract Co provides reliable abstracts of title for all lands in Umatilla county. They handle loans on city and farm property, buy and sell real estate, operate as a general brokerage, pay taxes, and make investments for non residents. References and any loan available through Pendleton. James Jotins president and W Henninger vice president. HW Mirsh secretary.
An old ad lists ITY LIVERY STABLE on Thompson Street with Carney & Hradley and Props Livery offering feed and case stables and a connected cab line. It touts good rigs at all times and provides a phone contact as main 70.
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