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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1907
Page
7
A list of Pendleton and area professionals and businesses including physicians surgeons dentists contractors and builders lawyers pawnshop dealers and furniture outlets with office locations and contact numbers. The notices invite inquiries and provide addresses such as Judd building Schmidt building East Oregonian office and Court street plus phone references.
The Dalles Chronicle notes a General Land Office ruling reversing a 21 year age limit for timber entry, allowing women to apply at 18. The decision may affect future claims as re alored sections open, with observers calling it important for Oregon women seeking timber rights. The report cites related notes from Prineville Review and Lewiston Teller on sheep markets and local industry updates.
Manon McCoy a long time Inland Empire cattleman with 25 years residence returns from two years in Mexico. He had been drawn to a ranch proposed in southern Mexico and participated in a drawing for a fete, becoming involved in the Talison proposition and gaining a favorable outcome.
Andrew Spence of the city visited Jalleco, found the land no good, and disposed of holdings at a loss. He contracted fever there, became ill, then recovered enough to travel back to Gott country. His health has since improved. he plans to stay in Wallsburg for a while, per Dayton Courier Press.
Surveyor General Eagleton has traced Canyon county and adjacent Oregon territory. Maps prepared for Congress in hopes Snake River becomes western boundary to the southern border. Parma Herald editor M A Bates prominent in the movement. If accepted, Canyon county gains about 3000 acres east of the big bend.
Mrs. Julia Ryder Paine of Truro Massachusetts touts Dr Kings New Discovery as rapid relief for coughs and colds and claims most inhabitants agree. The remedy allegedly cures weak lungs and sore throats after other cures fail and is guaranteed by Tallman and Co druggists with trial bottles free.
The fourteenth annual convention of the National Hay Association began in Niagara Faille New Jersey and will run through Thursday night. Over 500 delegates from across the United States attend to discuss crops lags railroad rates and other key trade issues.
A fragment from the East Oregonian mentions Lt se and aus ateat with unclear context. The readable portion offers no concrete event, date, or named entities beyond the military initials and stray letters.
New York July 16 James Delaney the oldest letter carrier in the United States retired after more than 50 years of service. He walked a distance greater than five times around the world in his half century. He witnessed postal changes from unpaid out‑of‑town letters to uniforms and a $1000 yearly salary in 1962. Delaney, 83, had served as a carrier out of station F at Third Avenue and Twenty‑Eighth Street.
An artifact-filled fragment shows ads claiming a catarrh cure and a blood elixir with dubious guarantees. It mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure and Acker's Blood Elixir, plus a local jail escape tale from Benton County. The piece blends medical quackery with a crime anecdote about an inmate’s dig dismissal.
Ad fragment promotes Soxine Pills as a life extending remedy for men and women. It claims pills are a major aid in work performance and longevity, urging readers to visit Pendleton Drug Co for the 19 box or 85 box offer.
Daily stage service between Pendleton and Ukiah except Sunday with departures at 7 p.m. from Pendleton and 6 p.m. from Ukiah. Fares include Pendleton to Ukiah $3 one way or $5 round trip, and other routes Pendleton to Alls $9.75 one way or $6.00 round trip, Pendleton to Ridge $2.00 one way or $3.60 round trip, Pendleton to Nya $1.50 one way or $3.60 round trip, and Pendleton to Pilot Rock $1.00 one way or $1.0 round trip.
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