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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1906
Page
3
Echo prepares to entertain Pendleton and Umatilla county guests for the Development League meeting. A one hour stop includes speeches and music as school children march. local tradesmen and residents join in preparations and broader town activity.
Tallman & Co offers a personal refund guarantee on Mi-o-na stomach tablets. If the product does not relieve indigestion, headaches, nervousness, or related symptoms, customers may return a 60 cent box for a full refund. The guarantee emphasizes cure potential and customer health restoration.
R. J. Daley of Alberta Livestock, based near Wetaskiwin, arrives with over 200 horses and will ship from Arlington this week. The batch includes many well bred young stock and more than 200 breeding mares. Daley notes the Oregon horses possess sound limbs and good feet, suitable for Alberta. An average price of 60 dollars per head was paid. D. McLean of Medicine Hat is shipping over 200 more. Delays due to car shortages have kept the horses in transit about four weeks.
The Ladies of the Parish Aid plan their annual mile event on Tuesday afternoon and evening at the Parish House scheduled for December 11. A health note recommends gentle bowel movement methods and mentions DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a remedy. Tallman & Co. is cited for a location or sale context.
New York reports a tunnel under Thirty third and Thirty second streets for Pennsylvania and Long Island railroad routes, with three tracks in a large concrete chamber beneath Fifth Avenue. The project uses compressed air powered rock drills, electric locomotives, and no coal burning on site, illustrating innovative underground construction amid bustling city life.
Seattle reports say Congress will be asked to appropriate 1,000,000 to fund a comprehensive Alaska exhibit at the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition. A bill will be introduced this session to ensure all Alaska exhibits reach tidewater for shipment by fall 1908. Directors approved the plan and urged Washington and Alaska delegations to support the measure.
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