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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1906
Page
6
Mrs Emma White of Camden New Jersey reports eczema relief after using Cuticura Ointment Soap and Resolvent. She describes severe facial involvement including eyebrows and near the eye, and credits the regimen with clearing her skin after months of doctor visits. April 25 1905.
An advertisement by A. D. Augyt Tavo, proprietor of Central Meat Market at 108 E. Alta St, urges customers to try roast beef, chops, and cutlets, claiming superior quality and lower prices than competitors. The appeal includes a bold claim about avoiding inferior meat and invites customers to repeat feedback.
A colorful homefront verse extols the Six Hundred marching through a muddy Pendleton street toward Mapleine cures for crankiness. It questions bystanders, urges action to help the Six Hundred, and praises the town’s chivalry and beauty as it vows to Clear Pendleton of Mud with mapleine driven cheer.
Denver Post reports George J. Gould aims to complete a transcontinental system linking Atlantic and Pacific coasts within about a year. The Western Pacific from Salt Lake to San Francisco progresses, with Denver as the geographical center. battles with Pennsylvania lines have marked the eastern push, while Hariman counters on the western end.
A fragmentary report states Western Pacific Railroad seeks 10,000 laborers to build the roadbed between Bull Lake and San Francisco and discusses funding their passage and defraying labor costs. Vice President Dogue of Western Pacific mentions upcoming contracts and the need to secure workers, with details on timing and transport.
Advert alleges Hyomel is endorsed by physicians, prescribed for catarrhal troubles, and promoted as a natural yet scientific remedy. It describes a pocket inhaler, medicine dropper, and bottle priced at $1 with refill bottles at 60 cents, sold by Tallman & Co as an economical, reliable cure.
A patent medicine claim boasts Hyomel or similar remedy cures ailments with a full money back promise if no cure is achieved. The advertisement emphasizes remarkable results and assures customers the product costs nothing unless it works.
Walla Walla council adjourned session passes four local improvement district ordinances Nos 20 21 29 and 2 to widen street paving using Warren's bitulithic or asphalt. Glasford fights for bitulithic only but loses as majority favors asphalt bids, Mayor Hunt urging competitive bidding to reduce future trouble. Also reports Boise and Ken new court actions and a cough remedy ad ends.
The East Oregonian announces availability of election blanks and electors nomination tickets or petitions for securing signatures for the upcoming primary elections. These forms are offered for purchase at the newspaper office.
Washington February 15 An amusing debate over likenesses to Abraham Lincoln centers on three congressmen Cushman of Washington Cannon and Cullom from Lincoln’s state Cushman nicknamed The Abe Lincoln of the Pueblo gains attention after a strong speech revealing his Lincolnian features Cannon, a speaker, is modest about the resemblance while Secretary of War Twit sits at a reception and notes Cannon’s Lincoln look and is teased about Shelby Cannon’s long stock in trade
Surveyor general's office will arrange to survey several townships in the Roseburg and Dalies Districts. The townships to be surveyed are scattered from the southwest region, with work planned across multiple areas.
A Newark nurse Mary Pohlman testifies to the lifelong health benefits of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female diseases. She cites recovery from severe anemia and backache after four months of use and urges sick women to seek the remedy, noting Mrs Pinkham provides confidential guidance.
The Dalles Chronicle reports bids are being sought with surveys required to be completed by December 1, 1906, at the corner of the slaw to point lear The Dalles and many are fractional ports.
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