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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1907
Page
5
A collage of small notices and ads appears with lodging rooms for rent, furnish ed rooms, board, and a 13 South Main street address. It also lists wood for sale, photography services, job ads, and a Petaluma incubator pitch. Local lumber yard, health remedies, and a mail order Cream Balm ad conclude the page.
A brief survey notes California rivals Australia for record tree heights. It cites Wellingtonia and redwoods reaching 400 feet or more, while Australian and Victorian trees reportedly approach 600 feet in some accounts. Skepticism is noted over extreme tallness and accuracy tests.
Rewanl ad for Hall's Catarrh Cure asserts a guaranteed cure for catarrh through internal use. The Cavface describes the remedy as acting on blood and mucus surfaces and promises $100 to anyone not cured. Also promotes Hall's Panalty Pills for constipation.
The Walla Walla Bulletin reports a promise of complete telephone system improvements in the Northwest with about 210,000 invested in Paddle Telephone. Seven new operators will be added, roughly doubling the current force from ten to meet growing demand as service expands.
Charles Walters of Allegany Sierra Co writes that after 20 years in California he still hunts for trouble and extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve for sores wounds bolls cuts sprains or piles. He asserts it cures every time and guarantees purchase through Tallman & Co. drug store.
A fragmented poem fragment speaks of a nameless rider resisting an imperious force. The speaker declares unyielding loyalty yet asserts a claim to freedom and ancestral paths. The odd spellings and broken phrases evoke a mythic, nature tied struggle with a distant earthbound mother.
Furnished rooms at 701 F Court located one block from the court house. Rates priced at 2 and 2.50 dollars per week.
J S Cherry of Pilot Rock visits town while Mrs Cole returns from Portland trip and Mrs McLaughlin arrives after extended Portland visit. Nellie and Lottie Mitchell arrive from Baker Civ for a few days, with many others passing through or home from Portland Echo Salem Hermiston and St George area for brief visits and business trips.
A white bulldog was hit by an eastbound train at the Oo RL SN depot as No 2 pulled away. The dog died, its owner mourning the loss of a beloved pet after the accident.
Ed Dupuis of the western county area visited town to pay taxes and handle other business. County roads west of the city sustained severe damage from recent high water and will need substantial labor and expense to restore passable conditions in several areas.
The Oregon Daily Journal reports Portland rose to third among U S wheat shippers in January, surpassing all Puget Sound ports combined. New York led with 1,600,069 bushels, Philadelphia 1,078,311, and Portland 742,998, while Puget Sound ports totalled 1,?18,512.
The Capital News launches a humanitarian drive to rehome Luther D Smith, a seven year penitentiary convict from Cingham County serving burglary, by funding legal papers and publication costs. Backers include Mother Smith and Maud Gallington Booth supporters of prison reform. The warden and Judge Stevens back the effort. fifty dollars may cover initial expenses as funds are collected publicly through the paper.
A rival presented the speaker with a gold watch on behalf of the house at 2 o'clock Wednesday. The presentation surprised the house as few knew of the intended gift until leaders revealed it to the rest. The two events involving Vawter and Davey briefly eased factional tensions and sparked a social interlude.
Margaret Ault aged 18 months, seed 18 months, wandered from her home near the Oakland Tacoma school and fell into a pond, drowned. The incident occurred in the morning hours with authorities investigating the accidental death.
Mrs. Anna Selkirk Norton presents a Schumann Heinke recital at her studio in the John Schmidt building assisted by Mrs. Harry Rees Pendleton pianist. Seats at Frazer bookstore, limited to 70 due to studio size. This replaces the planned Norton Milligan joint recital. employment ad seeks piano salesmen at Eilers Piano House Pendleton Oregon.
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