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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1906
Page
3
The article extols S. S. S. as a universal tonic made from roots herbs and barks. It claims to restore energy improve digestion and sleep and boost overall health without harmful minerals. The Swift Specific Co of Atlanta GA promotes S S S as safe for all ages and effective for blood purification and toning.
Pervasive floods on May 29 and 30 swept away several U S Geological Survey gages in Walla Walla and Armochin piv ere area. At Milton a station outfit was washed away including the measurement cable. A new channel formed on the south fork of Walla Walla river leaving the bridge high and dry. Discharge estimates are pending as gauges near the Milton area were destroyed and irrigation sites on the Uinta river disrupted by reclamation works.
The Halley Times reports sheepmen led by Messie Donavan Devault Hel- Viewer Kirtley oppose restricting ranges through a forest reserve. They warn small operators would lose grazing, water and travel for lambing, while large sheepmen gain longer, wider ranges and easier shipping. They seek open range with amended regulations.
Portlin cars carried an estimated 200000 passengers as the city’s streetcar system faced its greatest Fourth of July demand. Officials anticipated high totals, with about 200 cars in service delivering service from early morning to late day, yet many passengers could not be accommodated.
A damaged ad promotes Foley's Kidney Cure from Koeppen Drug Store as a safe laxative and bowel stimulant. It claims quick relief without irritation and urges attention to kidney health during hot summer conditions and dehydration.
The forestry bureau changes grazing rules in Wyoming Colorado Montana and Utah remove lambs under six months from count and switch to a flat rate per head on older stock. Minimum charge stays five cents per head. Chief forester vows to adjust rates to be fair across reserves amid sheepmen protests and Woolgrowers association talks.
Portland exporters report ten large wheat carriers ready to sail to European ports. The Oregon Daily Journal notes most ships are en route with coal or freight, signaling a strong early season for the fleet. Indications suggest Oregon Intercity may deny a requested distinction.
The article notes British freight rates for round trips rising to 21 24 shillings, starving competition with French rates 25 38 shillings. Ports like Portland see limited wheat cargo aboard vessels such as Bougainville and Leo XII arriving from Newcastle and Australia with coal cement and general cargo headed to American ports.
A weeklong weather summary notes variable temperatures and rainfall across multiple counties. Warm and dry days gave way to showers and thunderstorms midweek, with temperatures lowest overall in some northeastern areas and peaking Sunday into the week’s end.
Grandma Palmer recalls the first real Fourth of July celebration in La Grande when immigrants arrived by train from the Missouri River. Pioneers, including M. Baker and General Stevens, spoke as 200 residents gathered in Old Town for a patriotic early Independence Day.
J F Robinson invites patrons and locals to enjoy an abundant supply of distilled water at the Domestic Steam Laundry. Distilled water is valued higher than boiled water, and the facility offers a blessing to nearby residents.
War Against Consumption. All nations strive to curb the white plague as Foley's Honey and Tar is advertised to cure coughs and colds perfectly with no danger of consumption. The genuine product comes in a yellow package from Koeppen Drug Store. For fresh news read the E. O.
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