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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1907
Page
2
Corset covers in heavy grade muslin with fitted backs and blione fronts trimmed in torche, lace in armholes and neck. Regular 25 cent values offered at a special sale.
Advertisement offers corset covers in cambrice with Ince ruffles and two rows of Torrhon insertion at the front. Describes fine quality and regular 15 cents price, indicating a sale or promotional line.
Advertises corset covers in tong cloth and fine cambric with valenciennes and torchon lace trimmings. Features wide insertions and edgings, selling at regular 6 1/2 and 7 8 1/2 cents per item.
Fine tucked yokes with four rows of torchon insertion frame ladies gowns. Quality long cloth gowns feature embroidery and are priced at 1.165 and 1.25 dollars. Limited details remain readable from the ad segment.
Advertises ladies white underskirts in heavy muslin with 18 inch tucked flounce and deep dust ruffles. Priced at regular grades from 1.16 to 1.25 dollars.
Adams Jan 24 Very little wheat ships out while ware houses hold surplus Farmers predict an early spring and excellent crop next season Indications point to prosperity Very little sickness with no contagious disease reported Bad colds strongest so far August Arp improving People endure the cold as confiscated wood is distributed Rail company unlikely to prosecute holdup case Liquor license raised to 600 per year City marshal salary up 210 per month Exeter Mo drowning incident reported
Washington letter reports senate consideration of coast artillery increases over five years, adding 296 officers and 504 artillerymen plus 368 field artillerymen. Electrician sergeants rise to 148, with two pay classes, and overall special services cost 20,240. Additional master electrician and engineers funded. gunners and observers see varied per annum raises. Senator Warren cites artillery shortfalls from recruiting gaps, desertion, and mounting defense burdens stressing the force.
A long hotel arrivals list from multiple cities is followed by an advertisement claiming Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh and offers one hundred dollars for any failure to cure, urging readers to buy the remedy and take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The winter excursion tickets to California have their return limit extended to six months and ticket prices rise by six dollars. Inquiries can be made through BH. Cc. Smith, agent for O. R. & WN., Pendleton. The passage questions why Uncle Sam would appear to carry a chip on his shoulder, noting the danger of provoking a nation while remaining cautious.
George McQueen named postmaster at Cottage Grove Oregon. Alfred T. Steinman to head Yakima land office. A new savings bank with $26000 capital planned by Myere of San Francisco. Accident at Newer Caruthersville Missouri destroys a dredge boat and kills two railroad workers Frank Chamberlain and W. E. Thomas. Missouri passes anti tipping law with penalties up to 500 dollars. Attorney Will H. Thompson suffers health issues while defending his son. Mining cook James Hart dies in an avalanche in British Columbia. Sherman re-elected head of United Mineworkers of Crown Nest BC by large margin. Harry G. Hamilton buys Port land cement plant in Tola Kansas, allied with US Steel. Carl Mox Mox a noted Nez Perce figure dies in a drunken fire. Four thousand dollars spent sinking a well in Allcel Union county to reach artesian water. plan to fund fuel with 100 donations. Wage strike heads toward 15000 workers in New York trousers industry. 12 dollars weekly earnings cited. Berlin Daily Mall correspondent notes German electoral strategy and Vatican alignment amid France’s clashing church battle.
C. O. Floyd of Kershaw S.C. recalls a 11 year recovery from consumption after using Dr King s New Discovery for six months, his cough and lung trouble vanishing and weight returning from 135 to 170 pounds. The Tallman & Co drug store advertises the remedy with 60c and 1.00 bottles and a free trial bottle.
Estrayed 1300 pound grey mare from the reservation with LW brand on the left shoulder. Crippled in front legs. Liberal reward for return or information leading to recovery. Contact L F Anderson Boxes Pendleton Paris January 23. Weather note mentions cold spell with lows ten to seventeen degrees and a frozen Seine.
Eminent physicians in Europe and the United States stress appetite as a key aid to digestion. Nobel Prize winning work notes appetite value, while Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer is pitched as a safe aid to digestion and a nutritious beverage. The ad touts eight day malt, hops, and pure water, claiming Pabst Beer delivers nutrition and a mellow flavor.
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