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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1907
Page
9
Public notice style ad warns of widespread kidney disease and urges Swamp Root as a remedy. Recommends Dr Kilmer and Co and offers sample bottle and free book by mail. Mentions Binghamton New York and that vendors sell 50 cent to one dollar sizes. Contains persuasive health claims without scientific backing.
Freewater Milton and Hermiston notes report election picks for Freewater and updates on local farms, shipping of fruit, coal, church construction, and new residents from Iowa. Mentions court in Freewater, W. Co. T. A. activities, a damaged dam dormitory to be rebuilt, and community business from Hermiston, with minor health ad for Dr Kin e's New Life Pills.
Northern Pacific traveling representatives will lecture in rural school houses across the United States to publicize Yakima valley opportunities. C W Mott says locals will learn about successful settlers and receive advertising material, with emigration and passenger departments coordinating outreach. The effort aims to boost winter reach and spring travel, with ads in magazines and fruit papers highlighting the Yakima fruit industry.
Miss Mary Russell Gardner daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Gardner married Malcolm R Patterson governor of Tennessee at the bride's home in Union City Dec 7. After the ceremony the couple left in a special car for Nashville and planned a wedding tour. The event drew many prominent attendees.
From outside the state there were relatives and other guests from St Louis Chicago Birmingham Terre Haute Little Rock Atlanta and a number of other points. The ceremony was performed by Governor Patterson's brother in law Rev Stirling J Foster of Birmingham. Abraham Brown of Winterton NY had a remarkable experience doctors gave many diagnoses but none helped his wife advised trying Electric Bitters which restored his health one bottle did more good than all five doctors. Guaranteed for blood poison weakness and all stomach and kidney complaints Tallman Co druggists 60 cents.
A threatening letter found by B C McCur ry on a front porch stopped the Diebel foster child theft trial in Spokane with $175 allegedly stolen by Emma Walters aged 10. Prosecutors pause as detectives review the new threat and proceed with additional inquiries.
Mississippi is broke with an empty treasury and no immediate relief planned. Incoming collections won’t cover current expenses, many state workers have not been paid for two months, and warrants are being pawned to cover living costs. No improvement expected until the legislature convenes.
An interrupted public speaker is cited as caused by coughs and colds. The ad claims Foley's Honey and Tar prevents pneumonia and consumption, contains no opiates, and comes in a yellow package. Pendleton Drug Co.
A printed health notice urges drinking plenty of water to prevent stomach, kidney, bladder, and rheumatic issues. It promotes a home mixture of Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karron, and Compound Sarraparilla, with doses after meals and at bedtime, emphasizing water consumption and cautions against patent medicines.
The Blue Book shows 25,547 federal employees in Washington DC with $61,541,225 in annual pay. Excluding senators congressmen and session staff, the government circulates over $50 million in DC each year, with its DC expenses between eight and nine million. Regular currency payments explain the lack of a currency famine in the area.
To honor the Oregon Dairymen association annual convention in Portland on December 12 and 13 the O R & N offers a reduced round trip fare of one plus one third from all Oregon points. Sales on December 11 and 12 with final return December 16. Tickets sold on the certificate plan inquire of F J Quinlan Pendleton Oregon.
The East Oregonian presents continuous coverage of local events and regional updates. Readers are kept informed on politics weather crime and community happenings with concise reporting and timely briefs from Pendleton and surrounding areas.
William Hampson, foreman on Milwaukee railroad construction, was shot dead by a footpad in Ellensburg Washington yesterday. He carried $200 on his person but the thief did not obtain the money.
The notice promotes Schilling's Best tea with pricing claims of a third of a cent per cup and a cent to two cents for family breakfasts. It mentions grocers refunding money if consumers are not satisfied and highlights the alignment of payment incentives with product quality.
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