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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1908
Page
6
Begin the year by auditing your stock like a merchant. Remove shelf worn material, weed unprofitable cows, and breed up sheep. Exercise horses daily, treat shoe balls promptly, and keep pigs clean with proper housing. Calves need blankets, cows should not be crowded, and use butter paper instead of rags. Sheep age by teeth. divide flocks to prevent disease.
A thirteen year old boy suffered almost full body eczema for a year and worsened to scabs and oozing. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment Resolvent he improved within weeks and, after six months, was reported to have a healthy skin with no scars. The mother credits doctors and Cuticura, noting a leading physician recommended the remedies.
Three Mexican patriots Magon Villarreal and Rivert held in Los Angeles jail since July 7 are expected to face trial next month on charges of violating U S neutrality laws. They are editors and a college professor, part of the Liberal party junta, accused of fomenting an armed revolution from U S soil. Funds for their defense have been sought nationwide.
Shawnee hosts the third annual Oklahoma State Teachers Association convention with plans for three days of events. Noted speakers include Bishop Quayle, Hamlin Garland the poet, Professor Charles Lane of Georgia, and Professor O J Kern of Illinois.
Hundreds of Kansas educators arrived in Topeka for the State Teachers' Association convention. A preliminary session opens tonight with speakers including Governor Frank Hanly of Indians and Professor W C Whicox of Iowa State University addressing the educators.
Roanoke Va December 29 churches and saloons gather for a pivotal local option election set for tomorrow. The dry and wet camps have waged a heated campaign, making the outcome highly uncertain in what may be a life or death struggle for the saloons.
Travelers elect officers at the Western Commercial Travelers association annual meeting in the Jefferson hotel. T. D. Wilcox was elected president and eight directors were also chosen.
A cryptic line asks if Bo feels pain from harrow teeth in a snow filled corner, probing why he might suffer and inviting curious speculation about hardship or accident.
Washington Dec. 29 The United States Forest Service defends the yearly practice of cutting about four million Christmas trees. Forester Gifford Pinchot says the practice is consistent with forest conservation, noting the total use is small compared to overall timber demand and that wiser management is the remedy.
On Christmas morning members of the Queensboro bridge celebration committee hung 10 foot canvas stockings from the bridge over the Enat river. The stockings, meant for river men, contain tobacco gloves and other practical gifts and are reachable from a tug deck with a pole. The note ends with a remark on joy in religion as genuineness.
Complete rest and ideal conditions at Paso Robles California offer rapid energy restoration. The waters and hot mud baths are praised as world class, rivaling Carlsbad and Baden Baden, with a luxurious hotel and a city bath house open to all. Contact Pendleton Oregon agent for booklets, rates, and details.
Warning against mercury containing remedies for catarrh and urging use of Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio which claims to act internally on blood and mucous surfaces. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation with testimonials offered.
At Paso Robles Hot Springs a winter resort hotel offers quiet congenial surroundings and modern luxurious accommodations. It is a healing spring destination with homey hospitality, a country resort atmosphere without sanatorium vibes. Request the O R N booklet Paso Robles Hot Springs for details.
Mrs. McRaney of Prentiss Mississippi writes she was bedridden three months with kidney and bladder trouble. After two doctors failed, Foley’s Kidney Remedy restored her health after two bottles and she urges other women to try it. Pendleton Drug Co. advertises an unfurnished room for rent in the East Oregonian building with electric lights steam heat bath hot and cold water on the floor and a reasonable rate.
Gus La Fontaine announces a new delivery of crawfish crabs and oysters in the shell at the Quelle.
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