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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1913
Page
7
A drugstore tonic named Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy is marketed to restore natural hair color, prevent dandruff and itching, and improve appearance. The ad argues it darkens gray hair evenly, is easy to use, and makes users look younger and more attractive.
New York report details Palmer Newbould the Liberal organizer killed at Epirus while serving as a Greek regular soldier. His dedication to Greece, readiness to fight, and bold life as a writer and activist are noted, with tributes from MP T P O'Connor praising his noble spirit and deep knowledge of Balkan affairs and Greece.
A historical notice describes remarkable Gatarrh Gure affecting the eyes throat and lungs and then stopping further gathering in the affected parts as reported in the issue.
Classified notice describes legal blanks and sample engraved cards for country, circuit, and justice court sales. It promotes wedding invitations and private and business stationery with varied rate styles, urging readers to call the East Oregonian office for samples.
An advance of 20c in the North Portland hog market narrows the gap with eastern markets as first class hogs sell locally. The cattle yard sees a small run of 267 head with several Idaho shippers and multiple loads listed. Range bids show Best heavy hogs around 7.80 to 8.00, cattle steers from 7.50 to 7.90, and lamb prospects described as scarce in better grades.
A Mrs Bruce Crawford of Niagara Mo praises Dr King’s New Discovery for her sick child. The testimonial claims the remedy transformed a pale weak boy into a picture of health and notes its pleasant taste and safety. The advertisement mentions Keeppens as a point of sale.
Salem Oregon February 14 Governor West is urged to issue a proclamation setting aside a day for citizens to wear a white flower in memory of Captain Scott the South Pole explorer The resolution was introduced in the senate by Miller of Linn to honor the famed explorer.
An old advertisement claims Dr King’s New Discovery cures coughs colds and throat issues with a money back guarantee. A testimonial from J R Wells of Floydada Texas says the remedy helped a terrible cough and cold and even led to a 15 pound gain. The note invites readers to purchase at Koep pens.
Salem Oregon February discussion of game laws sparked senate action as unfavorable reports arrived on Dimick’s bill to ban baiting ducks and Carson’s bill to stop farmers from killing beavers provoked debate. Dimick’s bill was indefinitely postponed amid charges of bad faith against Warden Finley over beaver support. Miller urged continuation of the bills.
A vintage advertisement touts Diapepsin as a harmless candy tasting remedy that digests all food, relieves sour stomach and indigestion within minutes, and avoids need for laxatives or liver pills. It promises a clean, fresh stomach and invites readers to buy now from fifty cent cases.
The advertisement promotes Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge as a natural aid to restore stomach and intestines, claiming it stops indigestion and related pains without acting as a food digester. It cites eighty years of use, positions the product as a natural appetite and strength builder, and notes parasites as a cause of many indigestion cases. Sold by druggists. Dr. D. Jayneson of Philadelphia listed.
In the general game code discussion Bean and others joined a heated debate. The Carson bill was laid on the table to await future action.
United States Civil Service will hire about 35 000 people next year across Post Office Service R F D Service Railway Mail Service and related roles. Posts pay from 600 to 1700 annually with promotions and steady hours. Americans over 18 who can read and write urged to apply via Civil Service course and coupon.
A set of job titles appears including P. O. Clerk, Mail Carrier, R. F. D. Carrier, Stenographer, Bookkeeper, Typewriter, Ry. Mail Clerk, Ry. Mail Weigher, Messenger, Elevator Cond'r, Apprentice, and Skilled Laborer, indicating a rail yard or postal service employment section.
The Recorder invites sealed bids by 5 PM February 19 1919 to pave College Street between Webb and Court with gravel bitulithic pavement curb gutter and drainage. Bids include specifications with unit prices for materials and work and must include a $500 certified check. The council reserves the right to reject all bids.
Pendleton Oregon Recorder announces bids for Webb Street paving gravel surface with curb and gutter, vitrified sewer pipes, and drainage work. Bids due February 19, 1915, at 5 PM, with certified check. contract to include gravel bitulithic pavement and related work per plans on file. Bid forms and specifications available in the Recorder's office.
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