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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1907
Page
6
A Charleston South Carolina resident recounts severe eczema lasting years resisted by doctors. After five weeks of ineffective treatment he used Cuticura Soap Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Resolvent and in six weeks his skin cleared completely. June 12, 1906.
Local notes from Adams detail small town activities. A new clerk, Holmes, joins Inland Mercantile Company, while the town anticipates a mild spring and improving farm prospects. Farmers celebrate recent rain and melting snow. several residents recover from illness. social events, church revival services, and railroad assignments are mentioned along with wheat shipments and regional movements.
Hermiston reports winter weather easing with all grade work to resume. Depot completion targeted by March, telegraph service praised. Various notices include a national food law alert for Toles Honey and Tar and a mining update near Olive Lake and the Red Boy mine. Local commerce notes and health adbusts appear in the column.
The Northern engine sparker allegedly caused a fire on August 84 1905 that damaged a plate and led to a claimed loss of 200000 dollars. The complaint centers on a defective spark protection system and resultant damage to a shipment of 0,590,000 feet of lumber.
A Milton column notes no three mile limit for the dyking bill due to inclusion issues. Hudson Bay farmers oppose it, petition submitted, bill may reach the legislature soon. Misa Bertie Elam visiting Walla Walla. Mr Milhorn moves his second hand store to Freewater. Pendleton high school beat Milton Athletic Club 21 to 17 in a local football game. Snow receding, water pools forming. Farmers Institute tomorrow features Dr James Withycombe of Oregon Agricultural College. expected large attendance and benefits.
The text references a proposed law to compel state direct employment of convicts with wages sent to families, alongside mentions of patent medicines like Grippe and Phenmania and Foley’s Honey and Tar. Labor leaders claim the measure would end opposition to prison-made goods, while a drug store advertises a yellow packaged product as genuine.
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