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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1906
Page
8
Advertises a new hot weather tea blend named Iced Tea with two lines about shade and a premium blend. Claims skilled blending and selection of stock, mentions an orient buyer visiting Japan annually, and notes three stores selling a Tens quality tea priced per pound.
The Pendleton volunteer fire department delivered superb runs during the Fourth of July tournament despite no preliminary practice. Company No 7 won first prize with a 69 second run on Court street, followed by No 4 and No 2. Fire Chief John Vaughan earns credit for the strong showing amid hot weather and parade entertainment.
Pendleton likely to host evening concerts by the Eagles band over the next two months after broad approval. Fourth of July committee meets to settle bills. remaining claims may be outlawed if not submitted by Tuesday. About $200 may fund a concert fund if surplus exists, otherwise refunds pro rata. C G Sharp to confirm band charges and attend next meeting.
President Roosevelt writes to Mark A. Rogers urging Arizona to enter the union now, warns delay could cost a generation, and emphasizes self government and the benefits of joining as a state. He notes four territories could become two states and recalls his Plains and Rocky Mountain years.
Oregonian excursion chaperon and advertising agent Rinaldo M Hall led 48 Oregon girls and 38 winners on a special BR and N train from Pendleton to Salt Lake City en route to Yellowstone Park. The party, about 100 strong, traveled aboard Pullman coaches, under conductor Sherry and engineer Shea, with stops from Pendleton to Huntington.
Oregon Senator Fulton, quoted by the Oregonian, refused to publicly explain his opposition to Bristol's confirmation. He criticized Secretary Hitchcock, calling him irritable and prejudiced, alleging a state-harming grudge against Oregon and noting no endorsement for Bristol.
An article reports G T Douglas of Durango California and agents for the rubber trust traveling through Beho and Umatilla to study soil and climate suitability for rubber production in western Umatilla County. If favorable, an experimental crop may begin, with potential annual yields of 100 to 200 dollars per acre.
Edgar Averill city editor of the Morning Tribune and Roland D. Oliver will depart Monday for Grant county to spend several weeks in the Desolation country. They aim to catch large fish while preserving deer under the immuity law effective August 1.
Conductor F L Coykendall of the Pendleton Huntington run on the R R N is at his South Main street home with a pronounced appendicitis attack after a prior mild episode. An operation will not be necessary at present. Conductor H Grady of the La Grande freight division is on the run during the illness.
The steamer Dutton arrived at Hoverport on its maiden voyage and will run weekly Mondays to Hover. Owned by Dr. Dutton of Portland, the 40 foot, 8 foot beam craft is powered by a 20 horsepower engine and serves Wren & Greenough railroad camps. Captain Mottinger commands the vessel with Dr. Stolper as assistant, delivering medical staff to Mottinger hospital and construction sites along the river.
Testimonies claim Hostetter’s toning soothing digestion restores appetite and aids sleep. Over the past three years many users report relief from bowel issues and refreshed rest.
An archaic advertisement touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a universal remedy. It lists cures for flatulence heartburn vomiting cramps dyspepsia diarrhea indigestion headaches female disorders and malarial fever asserting it will always cure and prevent these ailments.
Pendleton business owner Robert Forster and Julia Haller of Pendleton were wed in the city Thursday evening in a small, intimate ceremony. They plan to reside in the Judd house at Alty and Thompson streets after visiting, with both well known locally. Also noted is an advertisement for Dewitt's Little Early Risers promoted by Tallman & Co.
Dan P. Smythe secretary of the Umatilla county association announces a wool sale at Baker City on July 14. A prior schedule had listed July 12, but reports questioned the event. Woolgrowers intend to proceed despite rumors. A separate notice promotes Kodol for dyspepsia. Also, a fire in Ontario destroyed Empire Lumber yard and building with $10,000 in losses, insured for $3,000.
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