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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1907
Page
3
Catarrh worsens in winter due to cold damp climate and polluted blood. Washes and sprays fail. S. S. S. purifies blood, cleanses system, and heals inflamed membranes. The Swift Specific Co offers a free book and medical advice from Atlanta, GA.
Dr G Hossington osteopath defends the profession against a Portland Telegram critique by John W Kelly. Pendleton letters accuse Kelly of bias, misrepresentation, and outdated claims, arguing the osteopathy bill aims to recognize the field, establish a board, and place osteopathy on equal footing with medicine. Kennedy’s laxative ad note follows.
The Yakima Republic notes wheat and hay markets tightening as sound-area timothy and alfalfa rise. Tim othy hits 27 dollars per ton and alfalfa 23, a dollar higher than last week, with growers withholding stock to cover winter needs. Traders anticipate further spikes to 25 per ton.
A crowded hotel arrivals list includes guests from Portland Seattle Spokane and Chicago among others. The column also promotes Kodol For Indigestion a digestant sold by Tallman Co claiming to help the stomach digest what you eat with meals.
Timber experts warn that eastern Oregon’s timber supply could be exhausted within ten years at current use rates. The Timberman urges a policy akin to German and Russian forestry, requiring landowners to replace felled trees by planting from government nurseries after approval. The trend raises concern for the Northwest and calls for legislative action.
Lee Johnson, a Chinese man, sworn in as special constable in Montreal. He will patrol the Chinese quarter with badge and revolver and is known to the chief for his familiarity with Chinese gamblers and opium resort operators, aiding a crackdown.
Miss Luella B. Craigen resigns from the Weston public school to take effect in February. directors seek a successor. G W Proebster travels to Portland on business with G W Stages acting in his absence. Basketball: Weston Normal defeats Walla Walla high 22 to 7. score discrepancy noted. United Brethren church funds progress for a new building, Rev W S Payne active. Dr and Mrs Cashatt celebrate first wedding anniversary with paper gifts. Upcoming basketball with Whitman College and an excursion to Pullman Moscow Spokane Colfax noted. Gustave Johnson living near his cabin.
In Briggson a cabin resident lies gravely ill with pneumonia at 70, cared for after removal to a neighbor's home. Senator J. & Coke of Marshfield, republican representing Coos and Curry counties, arrived in Salem for the legislature session, traveling by steamer Adilfince to Astoria and rail to Portland due to river conditions. The week also highlights Y M C A expansion funds across the United States, with multiple city campaigns and notable contributions.
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