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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1904
Page
6
A hearing of our case is requested. We offer eyewear tests and spectacles to relieve eye strain and provide clear vision. Prices for correctly read glasses are moderate, encouraging purchase to avoid failure of sight.
A Pendleton reader interview reports Mrs. C. C. Hendricks of 408 West Court Street benefited from Doan's Kidney Pills after a year of loins back pain and kidney weakness. She notes relief from backache and no recurrence so far and recommends the remedy to others. Doan's Kidney Pills cost 60 cents per box, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY, sole US agents.
Oregon lawmakers enact a pest control statute targeting nurseries orchards and hops. It prohibits spreading diseased pruning material, requires spray certificates for pesticides, fines 25 to 100 dollars for violations, bans infested fruit, and enforces action through the State Board of Horticulture with prosecutions in district courts. The act takes effect upon the governor’s approval and follows remarks by dairy expert Jnor W. Hoard at the opening day event.
Large and representative attendance marked the opening of the thirty second annual Wisconsin Dairymen association convention in Platteville Wisconsin today. An address by ex lover-
The League of American Wheelmen assembles in Boston amid a dwindling attendance. New York delegates push a plan with new by laws aiming at complete reorganization and return of cycle racing control wrested by the National Cycling Association.
The twenty th annual Westminister Kennel Club dog show opens in Madison Square Garden with a record entry of 2490 thoroughbreds from across the United States Canada and Europe. Exhibits include hownite St Bernards and magniffs, while lap dogs like toy spaniels and Blenheims draw attention.
In a terse exchange, Mre. Kindheart offers a discarded golf item from her husband to Rager who agrees, preferring the fetch of a golf asset over the cold. The dialogue hints at humorous domestic bargaining and a desire for warmth over possession.
New Orleans February 10 reports describe a surge of hunters in Southern Louisiana seeking mink raccoon roweume and even rabbits. The onslaught threatens extinction of several animal species including ternsLouisiana varieties were wiped out in two seasons. Audubon Society previously secured protection for nongame birds from the legislature, stopping the slaughter but not before several species were driven to extinction.
A reader from Baker City Oregon praises the Tribune Tobacco Cure after a three month treatment. The letter states long term tobacco use ended and general health improved, signed W N H Starbird.
Subscribers paying 1.60 for daily weekly or semi weekly editions receive a sealed envelope with a guess at an unknown three figure number. The closest guess wins a $100 cushion bug and a display at A Kunkel Co’s implements shop.
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