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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1907
Page
3
Special correspondence from Salem reports Oregon lawmakers considering a liquor license funding bill that would require 60 percent resident petitioning before licensing and allocate 25 percent of fees to the state. It also notes a Newell measure to forbid Sunday openings for amusement venues and a bill to curb water power grabs with public ownership principles.
An advertisement touts Swamp-Root as a remedy for kidney and bladder issues that affect both women and men. It claims to improve mind, ambition, beauty, and vigor, notes frequent urinary problems in children, and offers sample bottles and testimonials from Dr. Kilmer & Co. of Binghamton New York with instructions to mention the paper.
A Washington dispatch says Senator Dubois offered an amendment to the Indian appropriation bill to acquire lands in townships 4 to 7 and ranges 0 to 42 in the Boise district. It would fund reservoirs and canals for Fort Hall irrigation, with water sold to white landowners at a minimum $6 per acre, irrigating about 60,000 acres and providing water at no cost to Indian owners. The plan totals 450,600 dollars to be reimbursed via water rights sales. New county movement in Idaho seeks to form a Nez Perce county from Shoshone lands, with Orofino as county west and territory largely from Shoshone. The measure hinges on tax valuation.
John Kemp of East Otis field Maine advises freedom from chilblains by applying Ducklen's Arnica Salve. He also reports excellent results on salt rheum and other skin ailments. The salve, guaranteed to cure fever sores and related conditions, costs 26 cents at Tallman & Co.'s drug store.
The East Oregonian provides ongoing coverage across politics weather crime and community events. Reported items include local government actions business openings school updates and cultural happenings shaping daily life in the region.
An engineer A F Dishman and helper G M Holliman were killed in a collision between Great Northern switch engines near Butte. Earlier a man disturbed a congregation by coughing and requested Foley’s Honey and Tar from Hoeppen Drug Co.
An advertorial asserts that Mi-o-na stomach tablets strengthen digestive organs to prevent indigestion before meals. It condemns ordinary pepsin tablets as weak and temporarily helpful, touts a metal box, a 45 cent price, and a money back guarantee from Tallman Co. for satisfaction or refund.
It claims Winona Manufacturing Co. hacks and buggies use outer bearing blocks to prevent axle springing. Describes steel clad hubs weather resistance and spoke integrity. Promotes hardwood belt location and air dried timber. Touts Fairbanks Morse engines and irrigation electric plants. Urges readers to call for prices.
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