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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1908

Page

6

Last bolt in Million Dollar Bridge signals completion

The Portland Telegram reports the final bolt will be driven next Saturday on the $1,600,000 North Bank double-track bridge across the Willamette. Trains could reach Portland from Pasco within 80 days, with rails soon laid. Completion may prompt a Jubilee from Spokane to Portland next winter.

North Bank Road Willamette Portland Telegram Pasco Portland Ars Fort Sand Columbia Wilamette Bridge North Portland Hill Harriman Terminal Company Willamette River Northern Pacific North Bank Theyill Spokane Vancouver America Willamette River Bridge

South Dakota professor sent abroad to seek alfalfa substitute

Prof Nella F Hansen of South Dakota College of Agriculture has been sent abroad by Secretary James Wilson to study Russia and Siberia plant life for a legume that could replace alfalfa in the extreme northwest states including North Dakota, Montana, and northern South Dakota. Return anticipated in November with findings to be publicly reported at the national corn exposition in Omaha December 9 to 19.

Nella F. Hansen South Dakota College of Agriculture Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson Russia Siberia United States North Dakota Montana South Dakota Brookings, & D Hansen Dakotas Europe Asia Omaha Agricultural

Moorhouse Indian Suits Stir Walla Walla Parade

Lee Moorhouse of Pendleton arrives with trunks of costly Indian costumes for 25 braves in the Fourth of July parade and fair program. The display, valued at over 5000 dollars, aims to faithfully depict Umatilla Indian dress and war dances without travesty. Marshals W R Taylor and Fay LeGrow of Athena prepare the Indian parade.

Walla Walla Umatilla Alder Strets Fair Grounds W. R. Taylor Fay LeGrow Athena

Excursion Plan Boosts Salem Cherry Fair

General Passenger Agent Wm Mc Murray of the Southern Pacific met Salem Board of Trade leaders to arrange an excursion to Salem on July 18 for the cherry fair held July 16 17 18 If confirmed the trip from Portland would draw a large crowd to Salem for cherries berries and flowers. details to be announced soon.

Wm. McMurray Southern Pacific Board of Trade Salem Statesman Portland Rose City Salem

Women Inclined To The Blues Should Seek Immediate Care

A historical note urges that melancholia or the blues in women often signals serious organic disturbance and requires prompt medical attention. It advises women with low spirits to seek reliable care and treatment without delay.

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Advertisements

Letters from women including Mrs F Ellsworth of Mayville New York and Mrs Mary J Williams of Bridgeport Connecticut describe relief from nervous and female ailments after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The missives praise restored health and improved appearance, urging other women to try the product.

Mm. F. Ellsworth Mayville I. Y Lydia EB Pinkham Mary J. Williams Bridgeport DL Estes Lydia E. Hyney

Hearst Party Eyes Chicago Convention Dates

A Hearst Independence party sub committee will meet in Chicago to finalize plans for the national convention set for July 27 28 at Orchestra Hall. About 1000 delegates are expected with special trains arranged for New York Massachusetts California and Pacific coast representation as organizing work progresses.

Chicago Hearst Independence Party Orchestra Hall Lake Front New York Massachusetts California Pacific Coast

Traveling Men in Session in Paducah Ky

Traveling men from Kentucky Tennessee and Mississippi meet in Paducah on July 9 with Ti nois delegation. Registration occupies the day ahead of a grand parade and various events including a Tennessee river regatta. A business session is set for Saturday.

Paducah Tinois Tennessee Sesson

Freeman L. Martin Backs Bryan in Speaking Tour

Freeman L. Martin, a prominent Black criminal lawyer, announces he will again support Bryan in the campaign and will tour Bla people with speeches across the country following the July 9 report from Pittsburg Kansas.

Bryan Pittsburg Kan Freeman L. Martin

Wanted at once Good clean rags market price paid

East Oregonian office seeks rag materials for immediate purchase. Market price offered for clean rags in good condition. Traders and individuals urged to bring or mail supplies for swift settlement.

East Oregonian

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad in Toledo Ohio

Oath sworn by Frank J. Cheney senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio promising to pay one hundred dollars for each uncured case of catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Advertisement urges sending for testimonials and notes the product is sold by all druggists.

State of Ohio City of Toledo Lucas Conn Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Hall A. D A. W. Gleason Nota Hall

Insure Your Grain With John M Bentley Agency

Grain protection notice advising crop insurance through John M Bentley, agent for reliable insurance companies. Ends with call to action for farmers to contact for coverage.

John M. Bentley

Thornton Music Co Ad Offers Instruments and Records

Local ad lists THORNTON MUSIC CO at 813 Main Street phone Malin 615 offering HIGH GRADE PIANOS AND ORGANS and COLUMBIA EDISON AND VICTOR talking machines with records cabinets and musical merchandise available.

Columbia, Edison and Victor

Transcription bid sought for Wasco county real estate records

Hood River County invites bids until July 15 for transcribing and indexing Wasco county real estate records affecting Hood River. Bids must state price per 100 words per folio. a $2000 bond is required. County reserves the right to reject all bids. A J Derry County Judge.

Hood River Oregon Wasco County Hood River County A. J. Derry

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Agricultural Department EB. C. DeWitt & Co Georgia C. N. Cornell R . Ga Tallman & Co EAST Oregonian Tas Wachter, N. 1 Daily East Oregonian Spare Moments the Mother’s Magazine Moorhouse Indian Suits Pendleton Retica Cherry Fair Lydia E. Pinkham Hearst Party Hearst Independence League Madame LE Rae Schmidt Building Molitor & O'Daniel Carney & Tweedy Phone Malin Main Street Robert Fenner Saltair Palace Salt Lake Pendleton O. R. & N. Washington Division Northern Pacific Umatilla Central Pilot Rock
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