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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1911
Page
7
An advertisement for S. S. S. claims over forty years of use curing contagious blood poison. It touts safety, root and herb composition with no minerals, promises permanent, natural removal of symptoms, and offers a home treatment booklet free. Published by The Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta, Ga.
Judge Stephen A. Lowell announces his candidacy for United States Senate, positioning himself as the sole GOP challenger to Bourne and signaling a hostile field with few formal entrants. The piece lists possible candidates on both parties, noting Lowell’s Oregon system stance and his aim to entrench Bourne’s rivals.
The city marshal of Pendleton takes up a red cow about six years old with cropped ears, branded Juice harp on both hips and a circle on the right hind leg. If unclaimed within ten days, costs and expenses will be charged and the animal sold at public auction on December 5, 1911, at 2 p.m. Proceeds go to cover costs. Dated November 27, 1911, TOM GURDANE, City Marshal.
The Pendleton Common Council on November 22 1911 assessed Alta Street from Main to Court for improvements. Those affected may pay in ten annual installments under Chapter 6 Title 26 of Lord's Oregon laws, with applications due to the City Recorder within ten days. Forms available from the City Recorder. dated Pendleton Oregon November 23 1911. The City Recorder is Thomas Pitag Gerald.
On November 15 1911 Pendleton assessed Cottonwood Street from Water to Railroad and Webb Street from Cottonwood to Main for improvements. Property owners may pay in ten annual installments under Chapter 6 of Lord's Oregon if they apply to the City Recorder within ten days. official details available from the City Recorder.
An ad promotes Dr Leonhardt's Hem-Rold tablets as a cure for piles by addressing blood circulation. It claims internal use restores circulation and relieves piles, with a 24 days supply and guaranteed satisfaction. Sold by Pendleton Drug Co and all druggists, Station TB Buffalo NY.
Friends of the Pacific Monthly learn it has merged with Sunset and will be published in San Francisco under Sunset Pacific Monthly. Fred Lockley, former East Oregonian circulation manager, becomes northwest manager of the consolidated publication as national advertisers weigh in on a magazine of regional interest.
Foley Kidney Pills offer relief for backache kidney bladder trouble rheumatism urinary irregularities. Backed by Mrs H W Allen who reports swelling ankles headaches and back pain eased after taking the pills. For sale by all dealers.
The Pacific Monthly founded in 1898 may merge with Sunset magazine to strengthen Northwestern publishing influence. Northwest interests will be served under the new regime, with Sunset and The Pacific Monthly promoting regional development and upholding past NW emphasis. Lute Pease retires after four years as editor and departs for a California winter vacation.
An old advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cures dyspepsia and indigestion by strengthening the stomach and digestive organs. It urges readers to take Hood's to improve function after meals and during teaching or other activities.
Travel route guidance from Pasco to Portland or California using Northern Pacific and Portland & Spokane Railway. Depart 1:30 p.m. Arrive Portland 8:10 a.m. See W Adams, agent at passenger station, for through tickets and arrangements.
Newspaper style classified items list requests for magazine subscriptions lace curtains laundry work and hair services. It notes ten percent subscriber discount for Oregonian readers and advertises engraved cards invitations and stationery. Also seeks salesmen and legal blanks from East Oregonian office in Pendleton Oregon.
The notice identifies Dr W Lassen M D W as a graduate of McKillip Veterinary College Chicago with office and residence phone numbers listed Main 436 and 616 Bush Street Main 27.
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