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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1911
Page
7
The circulation carries humors and acids to the skin causing irritation and eruptions. Swift’s Specific Co offers a blood purifying remedy that cleanses the blood, removes acids, and claims to cure eczema acne tetter salt rheum pimples and rashes by nourishing the skin with healthy blood. Free book and advice offered by The Swift Specific Co Atlanta.
An advertisement touts Cure Grains as strengthening nerves and flesh building blood. It warns that nervous fatigue leads to collapse and urges immediate use, offering a free trial package and a 60 cent purchase at the drug store. It promises improved digestion, vigor, and stamina for emergencies.
Instructional coupon directs mailing to L. C. Grains Co. in Chicago for a free trial package of Curo Grains. It requests the name city state details on the blank lines and promises postpaid return mail delivery.
The full size package of Curo Grains is priced at fifty cents and available at Pendleton Drug Co in Pendleton.
Notice announces that all applications to graze cattle horses and sheep in the Wernah National Forest for the 1911 season must be filed in Walla Walla Washington by February 16 1911. Supervisor J M Scamitiz provides details on grazing fees and blank forms upon request.
A notice seeks any person notifying Chas Lebaugh Lilleth Street Pendleton or John L. Bartley about a span of sorrel geldings weighing about 1150 pounds. The message references Pilot Rock and an address line, indicating a public or private sale or claim.
A Western market summary reports a drop in local egg prices due to fresh eastern stock arriving by carload. Local price 28 cents per dozen with talk of slight variations, cattle from California steady, grain fed cattle offered between 6.25 and 6.50. Hog prices weaken as Chicago yards back up, eastern hog market weak, Omaha supplies rising, exact trade state unclear until further arrivals.
Receipts at the street market along Front Street stay liberal as buyers purchase at recent advances for chickens. Demand remains strong for well dressed turkeys, while poor quality stock moves slowly or is hard to sell.
The Penneylvania builds 1000 open gondola cars at Altoona. Roadroad earnings rise nationwide. Cumberland Railway and Coal of Canada to authorize 15 million pounds in bonds tomorrow. Pullman pays its 176th dividend tomorrow a 2 dollar quarterly. Memorial to B H Harri tin at Goshen NL unveiled next week. James J Hi speaks on Canadian reciprocity at Chicago dinner tomorrow. An English magazine recounts a Pond Creek OK to Rock Island rail war. Air Line Railroad project in dispute with no chance, stock sold by Murr Brothers.
Marion Lawrance calls the Sunday school the Golden Gate to the church promised land. There are 285000 Sunday schools with 28000000 members global enrollment. In three years 20000 new schools and 3000000 members added. Official record shows 800 members join the church every day of the year.
Pendleton's favorite picture house offers a strong Tuesday program with In the Days of Chivalry, The Yaqui Girl, and I, Billy's Sister plus four reels. Also notes Pendleton's role in cultural life and a local church sentiment context amid discussions of Sunday schools and California convention. Green Bay & Western pays varied debentures and stock yields, unsettling some investors.
A Lubin 1000 foot comedy shows two young people practicing art as a girl buys a picture for 200 dollars with a 60 percent dealer commission. Proceeds cycle until the legacy dwindles to 4.50. The film promises lively comedy and simple storytelling. A Lock of Hair Urban 1000 feet follows an anonymous letter leading to a hair in a husband’s pocketbook and a child exposes a swap. A Wartime Sweetheart Selig 1000 feet is a war time picture. Four reels total 4000 feet and illustrated songs accompany the lineup.
A compact directory listing physicians dentists a funeral director a livestock auctioneer and real estate abstracts. Includes H and G Blakeslee Drs Judd block Main and Court streets A M Mann dentist John Baker funeral director Lucas livestock auctioneer Hartman Abstract Co James Johns president C Marsh treasurer with bank references in Pendleton and local banks.
An Alabama man from Coal City recounts a twelve year battle with ailments described as a liver and kidney trouble. He credits Dr King’s New Life Pills with eradicating the issues and restoring health. The product is advertised as unrivaled for constipation malaria headache and dyspepsia. Koeppens.
Useless to cure piles by operation or salves while blood remains stagnant in the lower bowel. Clear the blood to free circulation and piles will leave for good. Dr. Leonhardt's Hem-Roid is presented as a scientific internal remedy sold by Pendleton Drug Co. and druggists nationwide. One dollar for a 24 day treatment, Dr. Leonhardt Co. Station B Buffalo NY. Write for booklet.
Mr Marlon Lawrance of Chicago, general secretary of the International Sunday School association, states after a long career that the forthcoming convention in San Francisco next June surpasses all prior gatherings in importance. He notes strategic time and place and anticipates blessings for Pacific coast brethren. California
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