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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1907
Page
6
A veteran describes fifteen years of eczema on hands arms and legs with severe itching and sleep disruption. After six days using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent, itching ceased and sores cleared. Edward Wovell Fort Nebraska U S Infantry. The ad touts Cuticura for skin conditions including scalp inflammation and hair loss in all ages.
Widespread regret in Idaho following the U S Supreme Court upholding the two mile limit law for sheep grazing. Sheepowners fear losses up to about 572000 dollars from reduced flock values, with 1145000 sheep taxed in the state. Legislation to repeal or modify the law is anticipated, while the state argues the measure protects settlers and livestock interests. A railroad bill for Chill, Chile, advances with construction funded by a government guarantee and possible bids from German and English syndicates.
Old folks urged to try Vinol from Pendleton Drug company with testimonials from A J Harker Evansville and others praising its effects on strength, digestion, nerves, and vitality. Note claims Vinol is not patent medicine and is sold in many towns.
A New York tax board release reveals New York City's land valuation at 5.3 billion dollars, a figure compared to continental Australia riches and vastly higher than several nations. The piece weaves in sensational contrasts and notes on social issues, crime policy, drug laws, labor support, and street animal cruelty observations amid harsh winter conditions.
The O R N company will start a weekly refrigerator car service from Portland. The car will depart every Tuesday handling perishable goods for all points east of Umatilla. A parallel service will operate on the Washington division.
An old promotional piece extols Cottolene made from cotton seed oil as more digestible and healthier than lard. It claims lard is indigestible and harmful, while Cottolene improves digestion, allows easy pie, and promises better food and longer life with continued use.
Walla Walla Union reports General Superintendent J G Cutler returned from Pendleton after inspecting flood damage to the W and C Oregon line. He walked 17 miles and drove 20 to reach the Oregon end. Crews expect the line to reopen and a train to run from Walla Walla to Pendleton. Debris and sudden floodwaters caused heavy damage in Vancycle canyon and forced crew members to flee to higher ground. Two ranch partners near Hayes, Kentucky, Wesley E Hanks and Robert Chandler, were frozen to death on their Hayes ranch.
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