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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1907
Page
7
Local ad page lists Graham the Furniture Man buying old furniture with promise of new goods in return. Several attorney offices, funeral services, livery stables, feed yards, a hotel, and various ads for real estate, markets, and classifieds fill the page, typical of Pendleton listings.
The Sunnyside headgate dam project moves toward completion with concrete construction and a 300 foot dyke across the river intake. Engineer Frank Marble leads the effort. Open River work includes expansion of canal heads and outfitting steamers under new supervision, with updates on personnel and machinery. A separate notice reports the Oregon state Insurance Commission netting $62,221.37 over two years on receipts of $61,190.19, showing improved gains compared to prior years.
Short Line General Manager Bancroft announced orders to test a new line from Bose toward Orchard to gauge a feasible route to bring the main line into this city. The plan, approved after discussion with Mr. Harriman, would reuse existing rock and passenger trains while routing branch tracks east from Nama to the new line start. If feasible, the change will be made.
An advertisement warns that kidney trouble is insidious and may progress to death before symptoms are noticed. It touts Poles's Kidney Cure as a remedy to correct irregularities, prevent Bright's disease and diabetes, and is attributed to Koep pen Drug Co.
The Baker County Herald reports the court has ordered that bills be published in two county publications. The Haines Record is designated as the second official public medium for county affairs, continuing past practice.
The agency announces a reduced fare of 10 dollars for the round trip to the American Livestock convention in Tennessee, with travel dates January 1 and 1h. Regular rail service remains available, and agent Smith of Feadleton handles bookings.
A historic remedy suggests Foley's Honey and Tar to curb cold progression and prevent pneumonia. It warns against counterfeit products in yellow packaging and notes Kooppen Drug Co as a source.
The regular return windh of the winter excursion tickets to California has been extended to six months and the price of tickets advanced five dollars. For information inquire of FE C Smith agent CR and N Pendleton.
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