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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1905
Page
6
An ad touts Swamp-Root as a remedy for kidney and bladder troubles causing weakness and mental decline. Claims broad efficacy for men and women, offers sample bottles by mail, and lists pricing and contact details for Dr. Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.
A Pendleton store advertises discounted pianos including Chickering Weber and Kimball models. It promotes combined piano and pianola products, low monthly payments, trade-ins, and a money back guarantee. The offer highlights wholesale pricing, broad selection, and satisfaction assurance.
Pendleton to Ukiah round trip 3 dollars. Pendleton to Alba 2.76 dollars round trip six. Pendleton to Sortie two dollars crane trip three point six. Pendleton to Nye ninety one sixty six round trip two point six. Pendleton to Fire Rock roundless 91.60. Office at Brock and McComas.
Special correspondence from Milton covers infant deaths, a Knights of Pythias officer election, a wedding in Dayton Washington, plans to winter in California and Mexico, and city election nominees. It notes the AlcKnight infant death, typhoid pneumonia passing Lillian Eckley, and that Lelia Samuel attended a wedding in Dayton.
City Treasurer Foster reports total receipts for the year ending November 46 1995 114059.40 with cash on hand 29405.00 totaling 143564.70 and year disbursements 119747.18 leaving 28807.52. Water revenues 26642.45 up 1059.45 over 1904 with disbursements 37101.96 and pipe extensions by Marble and Salmon creeks. Water use totals include 62194000 gallons from meters 6215.40, 17554500 for manufacturing and lawn sprinkling, domestic average 102 gallons per meter daily. Street sprinkling 184054000 gallons. Fire Chief Fox notes 45 fires costing 5765.40.
Work crews dismantle the sunken steamer Gerome in the Columbia River near Wallula. The hull will be cut to about 100 feet and ready for regular trips to White Bluffs before spring, easing settler wagon supply hardship.
The Dalles city council heard a petition from about 20 citizens urging leniency toward vice to aid merchants. They argued laborers and spenders support local trade and asked for moderating rulings on slight vices for a time. G J Furley claimed a dining on favors favored one faction.
A fragmentary ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a positive remedy for catarrh, claims to cleanse blood and mucous surfaces, and offers a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure. Includes testimonial invite and address to F. J. Cheney Co. Toledo Ohio. Also mentions Hall’s Family M Iles for constipation and a carpet ad.
Sheep king Ayers of Durkee Oregon and W G Ayers of Durkee are guests of BE A Van Sloklin. The Idaho State Woolgrowers Association plans its annual meeting in the city December 11 with Major Frank A Fenn and Dr George F E Noble among speakers on grazing reserves and fall clipping. The Navy pay scale is noted with the admiral earning 15600 annually and an ordinary seaman 19 a month.
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