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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1906
Page
6
Private rooms and elegant furnishings highlight Saint Anthonys Hospital. It promises a well equipped operating room and a maternity department with every convenience for patient care.
The notice touts affordable mouldings to frame and preserve treasured pictures or baby keepsakes. It claims many photos degrade when left unframed and invites customers to bring items for framing cost estimates.
Umatilla notes detail A J Edwarde returning from Walla Walla, William Connolly visiting from Portland, and M F Moauring assisting at the freight office. Public school resumes after a week off as D C Brownell fights grip. An election selects R L Yerxa as mayor and G W Kelly as marshal amid a quiet race for marshal.
The Oregon etuie boat mute school faces a critical biennial report by Superintendent EB. & Tiinghaest citing unsatisfactory conditions, outdated structures, and insufficient repairs. Calls for new buildings, safer capacity, and rapid remedy measures due to hospital Mellitius concerns and a rising need for improved facilities. Enrollment numbers show 104 to 103 in 1904, with historic comparisons to 1902 and 1900.
A historic piece outlines the rise of cotton seed oil mills and the diverse products derived from cotton seeds. It details refinement methods and the transformation of crude reddish oil into usable goods such as rope, paper, animal feed, batting, and related byproducts.
The article notes a shift in how cotton seed is treated from waste or feed to a valuable byproduct. Planters now save the seed and its products, investing millions in processing plants. In the past year the valuation of cotton seed products reached 346,709,804 dollars.
Salem Journal discusses whether county school superintendents should be paid like other full time county officers. The piece notes a State Superintendent meeting and asks if salaries should rise to reflect full time service, aiming to gauge sentiment and potential action by authorities.
Washington correpondent reports on tuberculosis impact in the District of Columbia. Consumption deaths and rising case numbers are noted along with city expenditures and a controversial taxative claim for a fruit syrup advertised by Koeppenst drug store.
George H. Lamberson secretary of the Oregon State Horticultural Society died at his home 654 Broadway after a lingering illness of over a year. He was 63 and leaves his wife and three children. Lamberson, a Portland resident since 1872, was influential in improving state trees orchards and flowers during six years in office.
Game Warden Baker proposes enacting an annual trout fishing license with revenues funding a state hatchery, extending elk protection for ten years, and reallocating fines to the hatchery fund. He suggests tightening bag limits, shifting hunter fees, and extending protection periods beyond current law while noting office receipts and prosecutions for the year.
W L Rawls of Bells Tennessee battled nasal catarrh for twenty years. He writes that applying Buckler's Arnica Salve to the sore surface reduced swelling and soreness, which disappeared and did not return. The product is sold for 26 cents at Tallman & Co.'s druggists.
In Parta Italy observers await France's new separation law taking effect Tuesday. Vatican authorities fear a religious crisis or unrest as enforcement begins, with tensions rising over church-state separation and potential clashes.
Cleanly woman thinks scouring the scalp cures dandruff but the only cure is to kill the dandruff germ. Newbro's Herpicide is promoted as the product that eliminates the germ and lets hair grow healthy. Sold by leading druggists with samples available from The Herpicide Co Detroit. a C Koeppen & E
Fragmented report outlines separation of church and state with proposed transfer of unclaimed church assets to state control for redistribution. Mentions government actions, religious leaders and public notices, with garbled names and dates reflecting a damaged OCR page.
In a testimonial style note the ad praises Mis-o-na tablets claiming to improve digestion and strengthen nerves. It asserts the product restores health with a money back guarantee and a 60 cent price for a large box via Tallman & Co, urging readers to request the guarantee details.
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