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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1906
Page
6
An old newspaper fragment discusses grave diseases from standing, urging resting breaks for female workers. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic to invigorate the female system and claims benefits for sick women including Miss Merkley.
A local meat market ad asserts superior value and fair pricing. Proprietor A. D. Augu Tavo advertises roast beef, steak, chops, and cutlets as quality products at a single price, inviting customers to try and judge. The notice lists address 108 E Alta St and phone Main 23.
A verbose vintage style ad touts East End Grocery as a friendly, democratic store known nationwide. It highlights Crescent brand can goods and Crescent bakery items, promising cheerful service, good prices, and a quick find if not in stock, with hints of mail-order sending.
Co operative creamery plan with $5000 capital forms in Echo with Walla Walla interest. Ditch work by Furnish Ditch Co. to wrap by early March. Umatilla River Water Users' stockholders to meet March 15 in Hermiston. Government land under Maxwell Ditch to be cultivated this spring. 9000 acres new land broken in Butter Creek region. cattle shipments to Seattle and Alberta bound markets. Local births, business investments, and public works projects fill county brief notes.
Valuable notes on the sheep feeding industry draw from the American Shepherd's Bulletin for Umatilla county shepherds. The article contrasts American feeders marketing lambs earlier than English counterparts and discusses general industry practices and observations.
Purely vegetable prune wafers described as nature’s product for curing constipation and stomach liver and bowel disorders. Offered by Tallman & Co. Pendleton Oregon at 100 wafers for 25 cents.
The Heppner Times notes Sheriff E M Shutt plans to seek renomination in June elections. He is praised for a long record as peace officer and anti gambling policies though faced by opposition from saloon interests. The move signals a heated county political contest ahead.
A woman writer in the Indiana Farmer recalls being rowed by Indians on a placid Canadian lake. To prove their belief foolish, she cried aloud, startling the area and provoking silent outraged concern from the chief who notes the great spirit is merciful and the white woman cannot keep quiet.
The article notes in several states a dead man with no heirs is dissected for medical study. It states New Jersey prohibits dissection by law, preventing the operation of medical colleges there.
The Blonds debate social invitations as two debutantes lunch by a window. The blond questions why she wasn't invited to the Smith Smiths, and the brunette answers with a playful retort, reflecting era social etiquette in a brief vignette from the St. Louis Globe Democrat.
In the British Medical Journal an entry on milk supply humorously notes a sentence where a misplaced comma creates a comical image. The quote describes a man finishing milking and a cow offering to take the narrator to a cooling room.
Mrs Sturvem notes a man’s wealth and prominence while Mr Border jokes he merely rose from breakfast table. The exchange touches on preferences, dividends, and differing views on value. Goethe quotes discuss alma as a higher order ideal beyond fulfillment.
Nomination tickets and petitions for primary elections are available at the East Oregonian office for electors seeking signatures. Ensure proper completion and submission by the indicated deadlines to participate in the upcoming primary.
Feb 19 New York report says Northern Pacific Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Great Northern and Burlington plan a two line consolidation to the Pacific coast. Aimed at thwarting Harriman interests, the scheme would create two vast systems with cross ownership and track sharing. Also notes Yakima spring races moved to July 25 and promotes Kennedy laxative product.
The new cough remedy Kennedy Laxative Honey and Tar is advertised to expel cold, loosen phlegm, strengthen bronchial membranes, and relieve croup and whooping cough. Sold by Tallman & Co. A Swedish Lutheran church in Moscow Idaho will be dedicated March 11 at a cost of $6000.
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