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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1912
Page
7
The article promotes S. S. S as a blood purifier that removes catarrh by cleansing and enriching the circulation, asserting no local remedy can cure until the disease is eradicated from the blood. It claims the tonic heals inflamed membranes and ends symptoms, offering a book and medical advice.
The North Portland livestock market shows lower prices across cattle sheep and hogs with lambs weak yet some steadiness in sheep. Top lambs around 5.50, yearling wethers near 4.75, old wethers ~4.25, and no sheep arrivals today. Cattle faces oversupply with 435 head. select steers around 6.15 to 6.20, fancy 6.10, common 4.76 to 5.00, feeders 4.75, and heifers 5.00 to 5.86. Hogs unchanged with tops unlikely above 6.40. Grain and hay prices listed for track delivery and Willamette valley markets.
In a chatty exchange Anna asks Clara what Mr Ek lund charged for sewing soles. Clara says she was billed 650 and praised the quality, though she dislikes him. A contrasting note mentions men’s soles sewn for 90c and a full line of men’s fine shoes available.
The market traded near unchanged as investors awaited a catalyst. Foreign markets mostly declined with Paris among the few exceptions. A sharp move in Buenos Ayres was delayed by favorable weather, leaving traders unsure of near term direction.
Mrs Robert E Voll of New York fought an insane servant for ten hours in her Brooklyn home. The servant, Jennie Byrne, seized a carving knife and threatened the two boys, 18 and 11. Mrs Voll drove the attacker from the room, locked the door, then summoned help. Byrne died at King’s County Hospital hours later.
Spokane, Washington Henry A Francisco of Spokane sues the Loyal Order of Moose lodge for 16000 damages claiming a visiting committee charged him with insanity last August after a four week illness in mid 1911. He alleges the action harmed his reputation and employment prospects. The lodge will contest the suit.
Spokane attorney Wilbur Ley, president of the International Power company, has filed on 200000 second feet of water at three points on the Pend Oreille river near the international boundary to develop electric power. The action seeks to harness hydroelectric potential and expand cross border energy capacity.
Goodwater Missouri resident Mrs Riley Laramore describes long running dyspepsia and heartburn eased after using Thedford's Black Draught in small nightly doses. She reports complete symptom relief after two small packages and urges others to try the remedy priced at 25 cents.
H. Anschell of Metline Falls announced interest from Milwaukee and Canadian financiers to back a combined electric or steam railway from the boundary to Colville via Metline Falls, with possible extension to Spokane. The plan calls for dams and power plants at three points on the falls, tapping a 500 foot river drop over nine miles to support manufacturing irrigation and rural development.
External remedies only provide temporary relief for rheumatism. Hood's Sarsaparilla corrects blood acidity causing rheumatism and offers a cure. A dry hacking cough can damage lungs. Ballard's Horehound Syrup heals lungs and air passages. Prices 25c 50c and 1.00. Sold by A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
W L Thompson turned over to the Secretary of the Commercial Club the order of the Railroad Commission in the Baker Commercial Club vs O W R N Co file F 142 where Thompson was Pendleton Commercial Club president. Maximum Class rates for transporting property in classes from Baker La Grande Pendleton and Umatilla Oregon over O W R N Co lines for varying distances up to 150 miles are as follows.
Classified items advertise eggs from standard bred poultry and pre paid express for two dollars, legal blanks for county and circuit courts, sale notices from East Oregonian office, lace curtain requests, and magazine subscription services with ten percent deduction for current subscribers. Includes Simpson's Pheasant Farm contact in Corvallis, Oregon and Pendleton address.
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