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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1909
Page
2
The store invites shoppers to view a full range of men’s women’s and children’s apparel. It promises reliable goods, guaranteed quality, and lower prices than competitors. Customers are welcome to browse without obligation and request items not on display.
Washington reviews the repeated Central American crisis as Secretary Knox pushes a costly peace strategy. The plan, linked to Andrew Carnegie’s Institute, sees five US naval vessels guarding the region while unrest and revolutionary rumors persist. Critics doubt the benefit of Root’s diplomacy and warn of ongoing US financial burdens and weak regional development.
A Vintage ad claims Dr King’s New Pills cure colds headaches constipation malaria and fever. It warns against night riders selling calomel croton oil or aloe pills and promotes Tallman & Co. and Pendleton Drug Co. as suppliers.
Denver Colorado will host seven days of work and pleasure for about 20,000 visitors at the National Educational Association gathering from July 3 to 9. Delegates register at Denver High School and attend five generations in the auditorium with prominent educators to speak. Governor John F. Shafroth will address opening night, with daily excursions to notable Colorado destinations arranged by the committee.
A captive Wallowa bear cub escaped its captors as a debris filled scene unfolds at an Oregon lumber yard. Local authorities investigate the incident and search for the missing cub.
The Evening Telegram surveys Oregon politics in the second district with Ellis likely for renomination George Sheppard Ed Callahan N McArthur Frank Davy J N Hort Hartley county state senator Hart and Deputy City Attorney Frank Grant as possible attorney general Crawford may run for governor Howley eyed for United States Senate Mulkey potential rival in the First District
Mrs W L Gilpatrick of Danforth Maine writes that after using Electric Bitters her 76 year old mother has a remarkable health turn. She suffered 20 years of indigestion and misery, could not eat or sleep, doctors gave up, but bitters revived her vitality, liver and kidney function, and appetite. Available at Tallman & Co and Pendleton Drug Co.
La Grande aims to secure the best possible water quality for the city, with Star noting an estimated supply sufficient for 25 000 residents. The move would boost prestige and counter the town’s prior reputation for inadequate and unwholesome water.
A terse reflection notes that twenty feels distant yet progress in life appears halting. The writer contrasts youth and middle age, suggesting a paradoxical step back while aiming for later goals, capturing a mood of measured tempo and uncertain optimism.
Readers are urged to consider American products as superior. The argument notes that Americans produce the best locomotives cutlery cottons and soap. Ivory Soap is advertised as 99 44 100 percent pure and claims to stand apart from foreign brands.
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