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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1907

Page

6

Vinol marketed by Pendleton Drug for cough cure

Pendleton Drug company promotes Vinol as a curative cough remedy made from cod liver oil without oil additives. It claims Vinol provides healing strength and is easy on the stomach, urging Pendleton residents with chronic coughs or colds to try it with their guarantee. The company notes it is the sole Pendleton agent and available in many towns.

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Adams Happenings and Lodge Installations in January

Adams and surrounding areas report light sickness this winter as lodges install officers for Knights of Pythias and Rebekah chapters. Snow blankets the region with cold snaps, farmers optimistic about early spring, and locals note prosperity in nearby Hermiston. A daughter is born to Roy Des Vol gnes. Fred Binke buys a corner building for 500 dollars and will relocate stock. A mare and colt starved in storage, prompting warnings about shelter during storms.

T. C. Ried Soll Mrs Rogers la Gramile I. G A. M. Coffey C. G W. O. Read Adams Lodge LO. C. F Noble George E Barr Clint Holcomb A. Br, Marquis T. A. Lieuallen J. W. Boyer J. EB. Owens L. D. Eaton John Blake G. M. Morrison L. L. Rogers J. T. Lieuallen Hermiston Lowell Rogers Adams Roy Des Volgnes Mise Stella Lieuallen Lawrence Lieuailen la Grande Sherm Keeney Green Ranch Sherr al Craven Arthur Mulkey Long Creek

Beecham's Pills Promises Quick Digestive Relief

An old advertisement claims Beecham's Pills will ease a wide range of digestive woes. The text asserts stomach settling, liver regulation, and bowel relief with immediate effects, suggesting use for sick headache and constipation and noting sales in boxes of various prices.

Beecham

Strange Noises Rumor Grips Grant County Region

The Ranger reports mysterious sounds heard around Grant county for two weeks attracting wide attention. Newspapers offer various but unfounded theories. Residents recall a loud thunder and even a minor earthquake, especially near Rinter where John Wright and family reported rattling dishes and tremors.

Ranger Grant County Rinter John Wright Long Creek

Pacific Coast Needs Laborers in San Francisco

Pacific Coast labor market shows ongoing shortage of ordinary workers across California and coast states. Bricklayers carpenters cement and iron workers in demand. construction near Union Square progresses in 5 to 16 story frame buildings, but overall work hampered by labor scarcity. Clerical office and household help demand remains constant and rising.

Pacific Coast San Francisco Derght Union Square

Steel firm to build $75 million city on Canadian side

United States Steel Corporation began constructing a new city on the Canadian riverfront below Sandwich in Detroit. The $75,000,000 plant will employ thousands, with harbor facilities, massive car decks and storage to be built. In London, Major Marrinden of the Royal Engineers reports fire damage at Portsmouth stores at 1,250,000 pounds, while the nitroglycerine plant at Point Sendel near Berkeley explodes killing supervisor Ed Smith and injuring none else.

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Twohy Bros Forced to Close North Bank Work

The Twohy Brothers cannot get supplies and powder across the river and will halt operations on the north bank road. About 200 men and 40 teams are idled as steam shovels remain out of service due to fuel shortages, according to The Dalles Chronicle.

Twohy Bros North Bank Road Dalles

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