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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1906
Page
3
Advertisers promise a ready solution for holiday gifts with selections for each family member. The message emphasizes avoiding gift picking hassle and offers a complete present lineup.
A brief notice highlights discount prices on essential goods. Shoppers are urged to compare, with emphasis on affordability and value. Details include limited quantities and time to act, urging readers to visit local merchants for best picks.
A roundup of regional items notes a jail in Eugene, prisoners including murderers, cattle movements in the Klamath basin, a Post Falls depot safe dynamited for $60, and a Seattle opera house deemed a death trap. It covers rail concerns Spokane Portland hearings, a Wallowa injury, and jetty debates at the Columbia mouth with depth comparisons and progress.
The Celtic carried 4032 sacks of mail from New York to Liverpool the largest shipment ever from an American port. Jeexo Clyde Rumsey, a Chicago youth, jailed 20 years for train robbery in Missouri. Sir John Long, Dundee Advertiser editor, dies in Monte Vista California at 78. Brazil grants harbor works concession to New York syndicate at Para worth about 15 million dollars. Paris rubber monopoly extended 30 years. A workman dies on Mount Wilson trail near Pasadena after an accident involving a lever. Dr James D Eggleston, son of the Pacific Express president, jailed for counterfeiting and forging ten dollar notes.
The Seattle News reports fuel shortages as deliveries from Pacific Coast bunkers failed to meet demand. Wagons arrived from early morning, depleting supply by noon. A Newcastle train is awaited Friday to avert Saturday shortages. B Johnson, at Second Ave and Columbia, sought seven dollars to deliver one ton of coal costing four, with three for hauling, amid bad streets. others charged two to three dollars for longer hauls.
The Oregon State Library Commission let a contract to J. K. Gill Co. of Portland for supplying books for the coming year at about 16000 dollars. The commission extended the prior year’s arrangement without advertising this time, with Governor Chamberlain absent. The commission includes Campbell of the University, J. H. Ackerman, W. B. Ayer, Miss Mary Isom, and Cornelia Marvin.
Flower of the Arena notes the deep esteem for the late New Zealand premier among Maoris. Chiefs and leading tribe members gathered in Wellington for a traditional funeral, with 200 to 400 attendees including about 50 prominent women. The ceremony, held at the capital’s cenotaph, was described as strange and memorable, blending Aboriginal life with poetic laments and chants. The somber weather complemented the rite as the event unfolded.
Advertises Green's August Flower as a remedy for dyspepsia indigestion liver and blood impurities. Promotes test bottle at 2 65 cents and regular size at 76 cents, claims safety not an alcoholic stimulant, urges readers to obtain from Tallman & Co.
P F Swargart of Heppner is in the city with a number of excellent young jacks from the Eastern Oregon Jack fort. He will stay several days to place these animals before local stockmen. The jacks are well bred, acclimated to eastern Oregon and can yield a fine grade of mules. Quality, proven stock and fair terms are offered. stockmen are invited to inspect the animals now in the city.
Power Falls company announced at their flat meeting that all capital required was subscribed. They propose transmitting metricity generated at Victoria Falls to Pretoria and Johannesburg. The project would cover nearly 700 miles with deviations and an extraordinary pressure of 10,000 volts.
Report from Baker City Herald describes victim roll tied to Harry Shafer and Sherman House Employment. Manager 8 K Goldeby allegedly accepted an office fee on labor contracts. victims indicate losses and police-like consequences. Other items note glassware at cost, a wholesale water set bargain, and Yakima land sale details with Lee Tittle as buyer.
A long list of names and associated cities spans hotels and residents from Portland Seattle Spokane Walla Walla and beyond. The record reads like a social register noting guests and households at multiple hotels including Hotel St George Pennicton and Golden Rule with many travelers from Cincinnati Chicago Denver and Athens among others. The compilation highlights travel and lodging patterns across western cities and mountain towns during the period.
Fragmentary OCR ad claims a cure remedy with advertised internal use. Mentions Balt cabeete, J. ¢ a coe To'edo, and F. Wholesale Dru. Beit Catarrh Cx Cure. Describes blood purifier benefits and constipation remedy. Product sold by all amagiet with per bottle pricing unclear.
An advertising claim urges readers not to dose the stomach for catarrh and promotes Hyomel as a inhaled remedy. It describes a pocket inhaler, bottle, and dropper sold by Tallman & Co with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
A Pendleton resident touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a proven remedy for backache and kidney troubles. The testimonial cites improvement after taking the medicine, noting relief from stiffness and sore back following heavy work and colds. Sold by dealers nationwide at 60 cents, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY, sole agents.
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