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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1909
Page
5
Echo Oregon reports a busy boom period with big moves and new businesses. H B Gillett and Rosa Gillett deed land to Hugh Smith for a 69 by 78 foot reinforced concrete building to house a churn factory and other ventures near Echo Hotel as townsfolk relocate mills and shops.
Edina Missouri resident J F P Klote reports strong relief from stomach trouble using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. He claims it is more beneficial than any other remedy tried. Available from all good dealers.
The Japanese Times says China’s revolutionary refugees are a nuisance and must be kept under control. Japan should exercise all legal means to curb their activities and keep them within proper bounds, while China should pursue action through authorities. The public should unite in discouraging their presence.
Through the courtesy of Pendleton grocers, Rohrman’s grocery will continue to fill all orders, with prompt delivery. Also promotes Foley’s Kidney Remedy and Toley’s Kidney Remedy, urging timely use for kidney or bladder issues to prevent Bright’s disease or diabetes, via Pendleton Drug Co.
Selma McGovern, 21, after a Monday to two week trial living as Jesus would in Cleveland business life, says employers and managers would not tolerate such morality. She reports department heads punch up letters to excuse orders, noting Jesus would not sign or write false explanations and would jeopardize her job.
The judge questions the evidence of a man named Uiy min not visiting his home while the foreman of the jury reveals his wife hosted a bridge party that day. The exchange suggests motive or alibi may be connected to social activity and testimony.
An advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar cures stubborn coughs and colds and prevent pneumonia, urging readers to buy from Pen dleton Drug Co. The claim highlights the product as a reliable remedy for cold symptoms.
A few hundred tons of alfalfa for sale in late fall. Located near Hudson Bay with fed yards. Address: E. C. Burlingam, Walla Walla.
Fresh cranberries cabbage celery onions lemons oranges and apples frame a market display. The list highlights common produce used in seasonal dishes, suggesting a shopper's note or advertisement from a local grocery listing.
The upper Lewis and Clark area saw high tides flood a county rowl and wash away two small bridges near the river. In Astoria, De troit timber firm buys 1643 acres in Nehalem valley via deed filing. nominal price named. In Tacoma, 16 year old Oliver Hopper confessed to robberies of women over two months.
Olympia hosts prepare for a first legislative hall Tuesday night with 1750 invitations issued to local and out of town guests including many sent to Portland.
Martin Peterson, 246 scare old and single, was killed in McKenna County while assisting on a crane. He left his mother Mrs. Tila Peterson and a sister and brother.
Dr and Mrs Campbell of Lacrosse Washington were swept into six feet of water in Willow Creek Saturday during a flood related incident near an old bridge. George Camp rescued them from drowning after the bridge nearby became unsafe from recent floods.
The Merchants' Association of Montana and state implement dealers plan a Helena meeting tomorrow to discuss governing legislation. They aim to secure a bill for protective measures for the trade to be submitted to the legislature if possible.
The first interscholastic debating contest in the Columbia River district will be held in Astoria on Wednesday evening. Tillamook High sends Ellen Dawson Helen Hiley and Nellie Blam mengritt, alongside Ailis Mary Kelly and Axel from the rival team.
A preliminary boxing match at the bar racks gymnasium fete ended fatally for Mickey Wilson after Teddy Fick toppled him in the fourth round. Wilson died in hospital this afternoon from a basal skull fracture caused by a fall during the bout.
A bill will be introduced in the legislature to authorize a bridge over the Salmon River at Goff Idaho replacing the ferry washed out days ago. The wagon road linking North and South Idaho crosses at Goff where the ferry failed after high water. The river measures about 240 feet wide at the high water mark and ferry operations have long faced difficulties.
A damaged report from North Bend describes a cougar encounter with cattle. Lemerick laments the loss of a valuable cow while locals note the big cat was hungry and driven from the area by scent and hunger.
The unfinished Bilan bridge spanning the Minum river mouth was destroyed Wednesday afternoon by ice gorges from a Chinook wind from Willowa canyon. The 200 foot structure lost stringers and a pier as ice swept into the Wallowa river, lifting it two feet in three hours near the state hatchery two miles below the Minum mouth.
A special Ben Har Company train from Portland to Seattle collided with freight No 65. One freight car smashed into a handcar, cargo scattered. A boxcar carrying furniture overturned and rolled down the grade. Horses and cattle piled in a heap. the wreckage pinned against a stump and telegraph pole, preventing more damage to the river.
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