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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1907
Page
6
A seven year old child suffered severe measles with relentless night itching and bleeding sores for three weeks. After trying many remedies, Cuticura products were used. Within 24 hours there was progress and after a full set of Cuticura remedies the child was entirely cured and healthy thereafter. Mrs. Roesenacht of Bakersfield reports dates June 25 and July 20, 1906.
Snow fades and Umatilla project advances with cement pipe works and dam works near completion. The John Williams hotel rises with about 40 rooms, real estate activity grows as lands are sold in 5 and 10 acre parcels, and fruit trees will be planted this spring. Hermiston Herald changes ownership. depot construction continues. mail deliveries resume after delays.
Mrs Eva Uncapher of Grovertown Stark County Indiana recounts a coughing spell that left her bedridden. After four one dollar bottles of Dr King s New Discovery she recovered fully. The testimonial praises the cough and cold remedy as a cure for throat and lung issues. Tallman & Co druggists offer six and one dollar bottles with a trial bottle free.
Tom Richardson of the Port land Commercial club reports that Oregon public instruction chief J. W. Ackerman has asked the Oregon Development league to provide details of a colonist travel program. Ackerman aims to present Oregon’s low $25 travel option to county superintendents and teachers across the state to promote school visits.
The piece notes rising interest in moving to Oregon with ticket prices from St Louis and Chicago routes, ongoing state promotions from March through April, and thousands of inquiries, especially Cook Bay activity. Corvallis, Medford, and Tillamook are highlighted as key targets, with Fortland Commercial Club boosting funding and newspapers urging readers to consider relocating to Oregon.
A Chicago dispatch reports Western Union Telegraph Company employees held a Musseiane hall meeting with over 800 operators. They supported an immediate strike if reinstatement of discharged members is not granted and urged a 10 percent pay raise petition signed by 700 workers. Union leaders urged restraint until mobilization for action.
Western Passenger association bans free or reduced transport for members of Young Men and Women Christian associations, Women's Christian Temperance union, theological students, and nuns and brothers of Catholic orders. Ministers, army officers, and charity workers may still ride free or at reduced rates. The Salem Journal notes public indifference to government spending on cheaper transport if it confines steel to water.
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