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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1908
Page
7
A passage notes organic disturbances of the feminine system act like a firebrand on women nerves, making them frantic and irritable. It asserts such conditions can be entirely overcome by taking certain remedies.
Letters from Mrs Mary Wood of Christiana Tennessee and Mrs Wallace Wilson of Thompsonville Connecticut praise Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for curing severe female troubles and nervous distress. The advertisement claims thirty years of use and a standard remedy for displacements inflammation ulcers irregularities and periodic pains. Mrs Pinkham invites sick women to write for advice from Lynn Mass.
The Nunamak er brothers completed a 45000 purchase for 1800 acres of Mohindra land in Franklin county and will homestead all three parcels. They already farm 2500 acres, with horses and machinery for 2000 acres, and have built a new dwelling on the Nanamaker homestead while planning further improvements.
B Frank Smith, a well known fruit grower along the lower Snake river, says prospects are ideal for a big crop. He notes the season is about three weeks later than last year and that the bud stage will be advanced enough to prevent damage from cold snaps before fruit enters. Enhanced railroad transport boosts expectations of a record year despite past low water concerns.
Mortimer Moore, arrested on a minor charge, attempted suicide four times in 16 days. He was moved to county jail after a series of self harm acts and received meals only after distress, amid romantic despair over his desertion by his white wife. He showed improved condition after confinement.
Medford citizens vote 125 to approve a $40,000 high school bond issue with four spoiled ballots. Fourteen voters favored selling bonds outside Jackson county, mirroring the bond approval. The school board will seek grounds near the water tower site or pursue condemnation if needed. The proposed three story building will sit on at least 100 by 160 feet of ground.
Last evening John Page, a nearly two-decade resident and respected member of the sporting fraternity, departed for Millers, Nevada to take a lucrative position. His exit, not of his choosing, stems from a shift in civic policy, and he leaves with the best wishes of the business community and all Ma Associates.
The Pasco Express reports that construction on the North Coast railway in eastern Washington will begin March 1 with unprecedented vigor. The Strahorn line will be laid this summer between Kennewick and North Yakima, via a large irrigation camp operated by James J. McKay on the Columbia river north of Kennewick.
The Baker City Herald notes a strong season across northern Idaho western Montana and northeastern Oregon with abundant deer bears mountain goats and sheep and several elks reported in American Creek country. Coyotes were numerous in Pendleton. Tom Hooper of Spokane and C D McCregar of St Maries bagged three cougars and a lynx in Priest Lake. Also an ad for ManZan piles treatment follows.
A roster of names paired with hometowns and cities including Geo P Story San Francisco W Isants W E Stull Portland J B Saylor Freewater C A Youngberg Portland H J Taggart New York Geo M Peterson Buffalo P M Pegrom Chicago C A Wood Spokane J M Clintlock Seattle BE J A Gardiner San Francisco J Ledore Spokane M B Stanfield Echo R L Shepard Spokane Mrs F Sloan Beho a Morris Portland O H Haberwell Hooper Wael J A Payton Walla Walla.
Ring n Little Diver Pills claim to cleanse the system improve biliousness and sore headaches. Sold for a price by A Koeppen & Bros urging readers to try the remedy for relief and renewed vitality.
A quoted couplet from Pick-Me-Up ponders how many men owe their success to their wives and suggests the reverse may also be true. The lines contrast gratitude and dependence in marriage with a witty, rhetorical tone.
An early 20th century ad touts Lexlie Pills as a guaranteed remedy for weakness in men and women. It markets the pill as a cure to prevent missed opportunities, prices at $1 per box or six boxes for $5, and promotes Pendleton Drug Co as the selling store with a promise of no substitutes.
FOR SALE A FEW CHOICE Berkshire pigs from America's best strains priced 10 to 15 dollars each. D. 1. Koes, Rcho, Ore. ENGRAVED CARDS, INVITATIONS, etc. Latest styles. Leave orders at East Oregonian office. MAPS CITY OF PENDLETON AT East Oregonian office. Price 260. FOR RENT TWO THREE OR four-room salts for housekeeping. Address 0018 Main street. FINE A STORE A AND OFFICER ROOM for rent. Corner of East Oregonian building. Enquire this office.
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