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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1913
Page
7
An advertisement promotes Dr King s New Discovery as a treatment for all coughs and colds across ages. It touts 43 years of use, offers a money back guarantee, and includes customer testimonials praising cures after other remedies failed. Sold by Koeppen s Drug Store.
Nashville reports W R Webb was elected senator for the short term by the state legislature today. In Los Angeles talesmen for the Darrow trial are sworn as proceedings resume with six permanent jurors sworn and four talesmen awaiting examination.
Special correspondence from Hermiston Oregon notes the midweek rabbit drive north of town where about 1200 rabbits were clubbed to death. Final count reached 1019 in the corral, with minor injuries to two men. The write up predicts about 60,000 rabbits reduced for the season and mentions an upcoming drive on Western Land Irrigation company land across the Umatilla River.
Mrs. E. F. Sulsberger recalls a two week old baby covered in white pimples and sores spreading from head to body. After months of itching and bleeding, the family tried Cuticura Soap and Ointment, sleeping hooded to prevent scratching, leading to a complete cure by age two and a half.
Classified notice describes latest styles in legal blanks for country court circuit court and justice court real estate and related filings. Invites readers to call East Oregonian office to view engraved cards embossed stationery and wedding announcements samples.
Stanfield Oregon January 25 a reception at W T Reeves Meadow View Farm honored nephew and niece Mr and Mrs H R Perrin new bride and groom Music games refreshments served a dinner set and presents given Mrs Perrin a former Pendleton girl enjoyed by guests who wished the couple a happy future. Other news notes include staff changes in Inland Irrigation office Portland and various local visits and shipments. Rh N Stanfield shipped two carloads of sheep to Portland and R Lash won mail carrier contract from post office to depot.
Special correspondence from Adams Oregon dated January twenty fifth notes Kathleen McFall and Louis Carl visiting from Pendleton joining Eleene Bowling for a sleigh ride with local friends. surrounding social activity includes Portland visitors, out of town guests, and gatherings at homes of Gertrude Wallace M. A. Baker and others with multiple names mentioned.
A nostril or throat application of Bly's Cream Halm quickly relieves catarrh and cold by loosening head congestion and restoring senses. Ely's Cream Balm soothes inflamed membranes, eases stuffed sensation, and stops discharge. Hay fever sufferers gain instant relief, with a 50 cent bottle often curing. All druggists sell it.
Berlin January 26. Dr Held of Pittsburg sails for the United States carrying the first non virulent turtle serum bacilli for the cure of tuberculosis ever taken in America. He obtained the culture from Dr Plerkowksy after Friedmann refused to give him any. Friedmann has not fulfilled his promise to give his cure to the German government for investigation.
The United States Civil Service will require about 35 000 appointments next year with Civil Service jobs offering short hours good pay and quick promotions The Post Office Service leads with salaries from 600 to 1700 yearly R F D Service 1100 rail mail 900 to 1800 Applicants over 18 who can read and write may secure placement via an I C S Civil Service course and a mailed coupon. Pleasant work and positions for life are promoted.
Notice of street improvement in Pendleton Oregon detailing resolutions adopted by the Common Council. It specifies Webb Street and College Street boundaries, gravel pavement plans, assessment district No. 22, cost allocation to benefited parcels, and publication in the Oregonian.
The Pendleton Common Council approves paving College Street from Webb Street to Court Street with gravel bituminous pavement. Plans by City Surveyor Geary Kimbrell filed January 22, 1913, approved and adopted. A special assessment district No. 28 will levy costs on all lots and land within the described area with notices to publish in the East Oregonian for ten days.
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