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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1912

Page

8

Hermiston Farmers' Exchange ends first shipping year profitably

Hermiston Oregon December 18 The Hermiston Farmers' Exchange closes its first year of actual shipping business with a creditable showing across several lines. The secretary's report, about twenty pages, cannot be given in detail here. Directors are elected and the organization reports satisfactory profits and growth for the year. Potatoes bring a good price enhancing overall returns.

Hermiston, Ore Hermiston Farmers’ Exchange

Its Best To Have Its Best To Have ready to use at first sign

Its Best To Have Its Best To Have ready to use at first sign of trouble the best corrective for any disorder of the organs of digestion. The earlier you seek relief the easier it will be to get it and the more certain it will be that the trouble will not lead to something worse. It is universally admitted that.

Hermiston Farmers Exchange Shows Growth and Profit

The Hermiston Farmers Exchange reports a profitable year with receipts of 3656.88 and stock on hand around 200. Produce shipped included strawberries dewberries and potatoes, with coast savings from sold produce and higher car prices than individual shipper sales. 107 stockholders currently, expected to rise near spring shipping. Leo Shupe new manager outlines coal shipments and a strong spring selling plan. Directors met and accepted auditors and secretary reports, then elected officers George A. Cressy president and Henry M. Sommerer secretary.

Cdi Kennewick Hermiston Farmers’ Exchange Skinner's Hall George A. Cressy Henry M. Sommerer H. J. Stillings Wm. F. Braun F. A. Chezik George A Cressy

Fruitgrowers Seek Albany Cannery Plan

Erupting from Albany Oregon on December 18 fruitgrowers push for a local cannery initiative. Meetings note farmer participation and potential cooperative setup to boost shipments and processing capacity.

HYOMEL Inhalation for Cold Relief and Sore Throat

Learn a home remedy to relieve stuffed nose and cold symptoms by using Booths HYOMEL inhalation. Breathe the vapor from a heated bowl and cover, then perform daytime inhalation with the small hard rubber inhaler. The HYOMETL mix is offered with a complete HYOMES outfit for $1 with a refund option through Tallman & Co.

Booth Tallman & Co

Government opens Key West wireless station for commerce

Washington notes the navy department has activated Key West Florida as the first government wireless station to receive commercial messages. The new facility will serve ships to and from Cuba Panama Central and South America and will expand to other stations along the South Atlantic and Pacific coasts Porto Rico and Alaska.

Washington Key West Florida Navy Department Congress Naval Army Cuba Panama Central South America South Atlantic Pacific Coast Porto Rico Alaska

Albany Cannery Sought From Local Apple Growers Meeting

North Albany growers and Corvallis Cannery representatives met to plan 1913 operations and fruit supply contracts. Several hundred acres of berries and small fruits near Albany would feed a local cannery, reducing freight losses. Eastern cannerymen have surveyed the field. Albany action likely. Hood's Sarsaparilla ad touts unimpeachable blood disease relief.

Ers Albany Corvallis Cannery Hood

ONLY INDIANS ALLOWED TO HUNT ON RESERVE

North Yakima Washington December 18 An Indian Department ruling enforced by Indian Agent Don M Carr restricts Yakima reservation hunting to Indians only White hunters complain that lakes sloughs and waterways on the reserve feed the ducks and fear losing the best shooting A letter from the secretary of the Business Men isAssoci ation requested by sportsmen drew a reply from Assistant Indian Commissioner E T Abbott offering little hope for an open season The law existed but was not enforced until recently

North Yakima, Wash Department Washington Don M. Carr Yakima Reservation Business Men’s Association E. T. Abbott

President Taft 15 Ready for Panama

Dushington December 15 Despite unfinished trip details the Taft party is set with Mrs Taft Chas Taft Louise Taft and the president's brother among the official travelers They will be quartered aboard the Arkansas with naval aides and a naval escort aboard the battleship system

Boy's Ringworm Treated By Cuticura In One Month

The advertisement recounts an eight year old boy with ringworm on shoulder and neck. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment the condition improved after the first treatment and was cured in a month. A separate note mentions hand care for a plumber husband and promotes Cuticura products and free samples from Cuticura, Dept. T, Boston.

Downey Cal Harry West Cutiours Dept. 'T Boston

President to sail for Panama from Key West then return

A half dozen newspaper men and several photographers will accompany the ship. The president will leave Washington at 10:30 Thursday night, arrive in Key West Saturday afternoon, and sail for Panama that night. He plans to be back in Washington December 31.

Delaware Washington Key West Panama

Pneumonia Threat Warns Winter to Spring

The piece warns pneumonia as the chief killer in cold and flu seasons with colds and grip as its advance agents. It promotes Dr King’s New Discovery as the best medicine to drive off such illnesses. Mrs Place of Rawsonville testifies to its household benefits for coughs colds and croup. Trial bottle free at Koeppens.

Dr. King George W. Place Koeppens

Church Runs Marriage Bureau in Kansas City

Father W J Dalton reports a church matrimonial bureau has matched 400 couples from 18 000 letters sent worldwide in a year. Letters came from Jerusalem Constantinople Africa and South America and across nearly every U S state. About 85 percent of inquiries were from women with wealth as a desired trait for husbands, while men asked for no wealth criterion.

Kansas City W. J. Dalton Church of the Annunciation Jerusalem Constantinople Africa South America Union Father Dalton

England enjoys era of great prosperity and boom

London reports a sudden business boom across nearly all trades in the kingdom with unemployment at 2 percent among trade union members, the lowest since 1874. Economists fret over causes as the era appears to rise almost as rapidly as the Balkan War, potentially silencing critics of Chancellor Lloyd George.

London England London Daily Mail Board of Trade Livy George Great Britain

Stops Fruit Shipping In Florida To Curb Congestion

Jacksonville Dec 18 W C Temple general manager of the Florida Citrus Exchange ordered all members to halt fruit shipments until further orders to prevent congestion in northern markets and a price drop. The exchange controls much of the Florida crop about 6000 car loads are en route or with northern merchants while average daily consumption is 600 carloads.

Florida Jacksonville W. C. Temple Florida Citrus Exchange Exchange

Gloucester seeks recompense over care for dame's dog Fee

Adeline Hawkes files salt against the estate of author Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward seeking 500 for the care of her deceased dogs pet dog Fee since January last. The filing cites services rendered by Hawkes from January onward and claims payment of 300. Ward's estate faces legal action in Gloucester Massachusetts with the matter dated December 18.

Gloucester Mass Adeline Hawkes Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward

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