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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1908
Page
6
A promotional notice claims strong confidence in competing with top firms in Pendleton. It invites readers to avoid poor quality clothing by choosing their services, promising a straight course to the port of satisfaction.
Revival in Pendleton shows growing church impact with increased confessions and expected larger long term gains. Evangelist Haudenschield preaches on Mary Magdalene and All Sufficient Savior as weekend schedule includes Bible reading, services for men women and youth, and Sunday school at 9:20.
A long hotel arrivals ledger lists guests and their home cities including F A Lileuallen Adams George W O Connor Walla Walla C P Murphy Baker City L A Gray Chicago J Clancey Portland George T Stal ler Denver E C Hales New York R C Lewis Portland H A Wood ward Portland Morton 8 H Sutherland Walla Walla Frank Buchet Walla Walla D B Fotheringham Spokane George B French Chicago J F McNaught Hermiston Co T Goodwin Milton J A Bude Portland W Ledore Portland W F Boehriz Portland F W Whiec or Portland J E Davis Portland HH H Mack La Grande la T Ivanhoe La Grande C Hubbell Spokane E S Davis Golden Rule Hotel Herbert Callahan Pasco J N Leake E Dehaven and wife J E Orr Athena Mr and Mrs Pete Sheridan Echo W W Whitworth Echo Miss Georgia Perry Echo Mrs Jennie Davis Umatilla Rosebud Armstrong Umatilla Miss Ellen Canfield Hermiston L H McLaughlin Portland Mia J E Cummings Portland John Kramer J Wise Boise City L M Heat Boise City T A Lieuallen Adams W R B McRoberts Spokane C Springston Echo David Ferris Athena J W Reese Echo H W Wagner city J McCullough Boise Mrs J B McCullough Boise Mrs Gahiton Amarido Texas L B Gardinier Salina W M Johnson Lamar Guy L Torpey Farmington Mrs Guy Torpey Farmington
Six years ago John Pleasant of Magnolia Indiana shares a testimonial about Dr King’s New Life Pills. He says the longer he takes them the better they work and that they please everyone. Guaranteed at Tallman and Co. druggists. 2p cents.
Item appears to reference a local saying or column line about reporting from the East Oregonian. No clear event, person, or organization identified in readable text. Further readable details needed for concrete summary.
Cecil resident W B Ewing argues coyotes do more good than harm by controlling rabbits and squirrels in the Oregon farming district near the Columbia River. He recalls a rabbit plague that damaged alfalfa hay and crops, notes rabbit drives, and ties the issue to the coyote bounty law and predator control. He contends opposing extermination harms the farming community and questions giving up the countryside to rabbits and pests.
A brief reader letter from H lia, La, dated Jan 5 1906 and Sept 1, 1906, claims severe eczema cured after using a treatment, noting wife’s prior illness and the writer’s strong recommendation and gratitude. The message provides personal testimony with dates and location but few verifiable details.
Southern resident writes of terrible eczema relief after five weeks of failing medicine. He purchased Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent and reports the skin becoming smooth in six weeks. The testimonial notes complete external and internal treatment for skin conditions.
Local storefront on Foot of Alta Street reopens for business after brief closure. No further details on owners or services provided available in the readable text.
Announcement of the annual Farmers Institute of Washington to be held in the M C A building on Spokane Street on Friday and Saturday February 14 and 15. Distinguished visitors including prominent farmers from the state and an instructor from the State College at Pullman will attend. The arrangements committee promises one of the most widely attended institutes ever held in the state.
Registration opens for primaries January 6 and closes for elections April 7. Primary election occurs April 17 with registration reopening April 21. The election cycle closes May 15 before the general election on June 1. Registration reopens September 20 and closes October 20, followed by the presidential election on November 3.
A young inventor Mr Coope markets a new discovery claiming his medicine cures internal parasites, chiefly tapeworms, and tones the stomach. The testimonial from Jessie Birdsall of Chicago describes relief after using Cooper’s New Discovery, with praise for the medicine and its health benefits. Pendleton Drug Co is listed as an agent.
The Baldwin Locomotive Works in Philadelphia laid off 10,000 men since December due to lack of demand. Petition blanks for candidates and electors nominating petitions are printed and on sale at the East Oregonian office.
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