Hits the Mark in Lumber
Pendleton Planing Mills promotes a full service lumber trade with finishing, offering lumber, lath, shingles, sash, doors, cement, lime, tanks, and related goods in any quantity to save buyers time and money.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1906
Page
6
Pendleton Planing Mills promotes a full service lumber trade with finishing, offering lumber, lath, shingles, sash, doors, cement, lime, tanks, and related goods in any quantity to save buyers time and money.
Prof H T French of Idaho Agricultural College reviews Hood River Oreg apple growers union in a bulletin. The Hood River union, started 1903, has raised prices from about 5 cents to 2. and last year sold entire output by contract at 92.64 per box. It has 110 members, controls 8 percent of valley apples, funds operations by a 5 cent per box charge, and guarantees every box while expanding to foreign markets.
The Northern Pacific will begin construction Thursday on a main line freight depot between A and B streets, 100 feet long and 55 feet wide, brick throughout, with future southward expansion. Afterward a new passenger station is planned, along with a fruit stand and eating house.
An ad style piece promotes Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo publishing full ingredient lists for his medicines including Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription. It mentions a free pamphlet detailing native medicinal plants and offers books valued at 9000 to readers who mail in for copies.
Engineering and Mining News argues that American mining schemes often rely on inflated past outputs. It notes English capital flowed into Mexican mines in the 19th century based on government archives, with wars pestilence and quarrels cited as interruptions. The piece cautions past production reflects what remains, not what was left.
An Orison Swett Marden idea explains laughter as vital to digestion and mood. Cheer at meals stimulates gastric juice secretion and aids assimilation, yet many families remain silent at table.
An essay extols mushroom safety noting beware of poisonous lookalikes and urges careful examination or expert verification before cooking. It also humorously claims 40 percent of mankind are bowlegged, noting athletes and famous figures like Caesar and Napoleon as examples in a London Answers style piece.
A reflective piece urges choosing the bright side of life by uplifting others and warns that dwelling on gloom deepens harm. It notes power in daily speech to help or hinder every person one contacts, with scattered quips about fame, death, and memory.
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