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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1913
Page
6
A Belleveille Ohio woman recounts severe back pain and general weakness before using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports rapid improvement and strong wellbeing, endorsing the product for female illnesses such as inflammation irregularities and periodic pains. The ad urges others with difficult cases to try the remedy.
Salem Feb 20 The governor signals preference for a modified Barrett Hurd good roads bill and would likely approve if section 24 is altered or removed He objects to a provision aimed at preventing monopoly bids on pavement while warning the senate to amend or risk no approval The bill now sits as a special order for 10 am tomorrow and centers on bonds and warrants for county highway projects
J E Alvey of Evansville Indiana testifies after a year of kidney trouble that Swamp Root gave excellent relief. He managed the 9.99 Store at 122 Main St Evansville and notes improved ability to work with no further details. Notary Edw A Torche validates sworn statement dated December 21 1911.
Letter to Dr Kilmer Co. of Binghamton N Y urges readers to send for a sample bottle of Swamp Root and a booklet on kidneys and bladder. Mentions Pendleton Daily East Oregonian and notes regular fifty cent and one dollar bottle prices at all drug stores.
A legislator warns against an amended section requiring plans and specifications from bidders for road work, arguing it shifts bidding advantage to large paying interests and disadvantages small contractors. He urges restoring section 24 to its original form or removing it, citing imminent session closure and a push for clearer road legislation.
The passage notes mothers worry about frequent colds in children as they weaken lungs and vitality, paving the way for serious diseases. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as famous, pleasant, and safe, available for sale by all dealers.
Franklin Pa February 20. Former Senator Bailey of Texas admitted that he received 200000 from a cotton deal through his advice. He testified before the Clap campaign Investigating committee represented by former Congressman Joseph C. Sibley. He denied ever giving Bailey a dollar for campaign purposes.
Salem Oregon February 20 Permanent and compulsory registration of all voters is set in a measure approved by the Oregon house. Gill of Clackamas explains three years of study behind the bill. It provides for card index registration systems and certificates of registration enabling voting outside precincts. Registration books stay open except 20 days before a regular election and 15 days before a special election. Once a voter registers in a precinct it becomes permanent unless they move or die or fail to vote for two years. Precinct registrars and county clerks must report deaths moves and nonvoting voters for cancellation.
A promotional item extols Cham berlain s Ointment as excellent for pain and soreness relief. It claims quick restoration to health and notes 25 and 650 cent bottle sizes available through all dealers.
The remains of the late Joaquin Miller were cremated at Oakland Heights after simple services at the poet's home. The ritual preceded transfer to the crematory.
The text notes savings stamps remaining and a robber not yet apprehended. Mode, mother of five, was accidentally shot and killed by her ten year old daughter who picked up a revolver and discharged it, the bullet hitting Mrs Mode in the abdomen. She leaves a husband.
Vancouver Washington February 20 Kalama post office robbed of stamps and cash totaling 750 dollars the office was emptied of stamps and left bare for business this morning the stolen goods included 190 dollars in postal stamps and money remains under investigation by authorities
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