Ain't She a Hummer Spring Stock Arrives
The note announces a spring clothing push with heavy stock of new styles arriving soon. It emphasizes ready-for-spring apparel, quality, and price, inviting readers to prepare as the season changes.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1908
Page
7
The note announces a spring clothing push with heavy stock of new styles arriving soon. It emphasizes ready-for-spring apparel, quality, and price, inviting readers to prepare as the season changes.
Undecided where to send your vehicle for repair, this shop offers Inducements for prompt quality work. Little money settles the bill. Carriage repairing and painting for spring. Expert painter, good work, reasonable prices. Old rigs made as good as new. Gasoline engines, hacks, Winona wagons, and buggies. NEAGLE BROS.
Fairbanks Morse gasoline engines for pumping and spraying plus saw grinding outputs. Scales for weighing. Dynamos motors for power and windmills and towers. Grinders feed choppers well pumps. All first quality goods at low prices. Write for catalogue and prices NEAGLE BROS AGENTS Penbleton Oregon VAIRGANKS MORSE CO Portland Oregon.
The East Oregonia is Eastern Ore gon's representative paper. It leads and the people appreciate It and show it by their Uberal patronage. It is the advertising medium of the section.
Freewater hosts market day with over $2000 worth of goods listed for sale and farmers from the east end of the county attending. Fruit growers report spraying and excellent prospects, signaling a strong crop across Freewater Milton and wider Umatilla county. The town plans a calico ball at Badger’s Hall to fundraise, a Sunday school convention March 4 and 5, revival meetings at Sunnyside, land sales along the interurban, and park improvements including rebuilding the Meador park pavilion.
Echo end of the Umatilla Irrigation project is nearly complete and water flows toward the large reservoir. Hundreds of acres under Furnish and Hin kle projects will be seeded this season. Lands in Echo and Hermiston are selling rapidly as development continues. A force of men clears lands under the Furnish ditch for garden truck and potatoes. Local residents Mr and Mrs Henry Ricks buried in Freewater after infant son’s death. Laura Bonney visits Woodburn relatives. Paul Brandt and Portland men buy and lease two wheat land sections from Wm Slusher. Columbia Land Co to run Furnish lands from Hotel Beho building already. Horace W King leaves government work to start civil engineering business in hotel building. Mrs J E Taylor arrives with millinery stock. C A Gilbert visits Coeur d Alene.
Registration opens for primaries on January 6 and closes for elections on April 2. The primary is set for April 17 with registration reopening on April 21. Doors close for the May 15 election. The general election occurs on June 1 with registration reopening September 20 and closes for the section on October 30. The presidential election is on November 3.
An advertisement asserts Foley's Kidney Cure can stop irregularities and cure any kidney and bladder trouble within medical reach, urging readers in Pendleton to consider the remedy.
Mobile gears up for a three day Mardi Gras celebration with streets decked in colors and pageants. Officials expect crowds rivaling New Orleans as festivities begin tomorrow and run through Monday and Tuesday attracting thousands of visitors.
Milton reports B L Wright is much improved after paralysis. Rumor says Robert Allen, Walla Walla Traction general manager, will stay with the company. L B Rhinehart of North Yakima visits relatives in Milton. The Hendersons’ infant died Thursday of spinal meningitis.
DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve praised for sprains and boils and sold by Tallman and Co. This small item highlights a medicinal salve offered by a local merchant in the period.
Weston loses as University of Idaho defeats Weston Normal 32 to 8 in a Thursday night basketball game. Weston had earlier beaten Pearsons academy and held W. S. C. to 22-11. A Christian rally led by Rev. L W Riley and James Edmunds is planned for Barton church next Wednesday and Thursday.
Pendleton Drug Co advertises Foley’s Honey and Tar as remedies for la grippe and pneumonia prevention urging customers to refuse any but the genuine in the yellow package.
Petition blanks for candidates and nominating papers are printed and available at the East Oregonian office for voters and campaigns. The notices specify forms for petitions of candidate and electors nominating petitions for both parties.
Tickets for Mrs Selkirk Norton’s recital at Mrs W F Matlock’s home go on sale at Pendleton Drug Co. The event is scheduled for next Monday evening March 2.
A home treatment claim offers free instructions from Mrs. M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana. The notice says bed wetting has constitutional causes and urges mothers to request the treatment today. It promises to help children and adults with daytime or nighttime urine difficulties and asks readers to send money.
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