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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1908

Page

3

Review of Wool Market and Prices

The American Wool and Cotton Reporter surveys US wool markets noting weekly sales near 0.225 million pounds, with price bands that leave growers firm while spinners face margins. It urges grower organization to regulate supply, boost staple wool, and reduce lower grades, citing Montana and Utah production shifts, demand for worsted wools, and a general market undertone with steady demand and limited fleece trading.

American Wool and Cotton Reporter United States Montana Utah Idaho

Hunting Season Opens for Deer in the State

The 1908 deer hunting season opened yesterday as many sportsmen prepare to ascend to the mountains. Favorable breeding conditions, water holes, and brush cover offer deer protection, though reports from rangers and anglers indicate fewer deer signs than expected. Some attribute this to hot weather driving deer to cooler, higher regions. Experienced hunters will wait for better conditions while early-season hunters may challenge productive territories with cautious planning.

Eugene Guard

Dr King's New Discovery Offered as Healing Remedy

Mrs B R Pierson of Auburn Center Pa praises Dr Kings New Discovery for long standing lung trouble saying it heals where other treatments fail. The remedy sold at Tallman & Co drug store for 60c and 1.00 with a trial bottle offered.

Admiral Burwell Retires After Naval Career Ends

Washington July 18 Rear Admiral W T Burwell commandant of Puget Sound navy yard will be placed on the retired list by operation of the age limit tomorrow Captain Thomas C McLean senior member and president of the board of inspection and survey will be advanced to the grade of rear admiral

Burwell Washington W. T. Burwell Puget Sound Navy Yard Thomas C. McLean Board of Inspection and Survey

Foley’s Oring Laxative Promises Gentle Stimulation

Pendleton Drug Co offers Foley’s Oring Laxative, a new product described as stimulating without irritation and guaranteed to be best or money back. The ad emphasizes efficacy and customer satisfaction.

Foley Pendleton Drug Co

Cure for Women Ailments Promised Free Home Treatment

A solicitous plea offers a free home cure for various female ailments including leucorrhea, uterine disorders, and painful menstruation. The letter claims experience surpasses doctors and requests name and address for a ten day home treatment kit, with no charge and later optional paid materials. It targets mothers and sisters, promising illustrations and relief without operation.

Cen Coril M. Summers Box H. Notre Dame Ind U. 5

Churches Celebrate Holy Communion and Services Tomorrow

Church of the Redeemer invites all to divine services tomorrow with a ten minute talk at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Rector Charles Quinney and Pastor W. L. Van Nuyn lead, Bible school at 10 a.m., sermons at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Rev. B. F. Harper of Milton conducts services.

Charles Quinney

Christian Science Church Service and Activities

Corner of Webb and Johnson streets hosts a Christian Science church with an 11 a.m. service on Sundays and a lesson sermon titled Life. Sunday school meets at 10 a.m. A Wednesday meeting occurs at p.m., and a reading room operates from 2 to 4 p.m. at the same location.

Christian Science Webb and Johnson Streets

Baptist Church Ongoing Services Rev Storey Plans Week

At E Alta and John son streets the Baptist church led by Rev R E B Storey announces morning worship at 11 with the sermon Without a Job But Not to Blame. Evening service and Bible school at 10 include young people at 7. Wednesday praise and prayer at 8 will cover Hidden Leaven.

Baptist Church Alta Johnson Streets R. EB. Storey Alta Street

City curbs stock herding on streets and alleys

The La Grande Observer reports a city council proposal to ban stock from streets and vacant lots within city limits without owner consent. The ordinance requires a strong adult to supervise any allowed stock and was referred back to the street committee after council debate about guardian competency. It may return amended for final passage at the next meeting.

la Grande Corncilman Monroe Street Committee

Notice to Contractors Builders Milton Oregon Temple Bid

Notice to contractors builders bids for the Odd Fellows temple at Milton Oregon will be received up to 4 o clock p m July 25 1908 Plans and specifications can be seen at my office in Milton Ore The right to reject any or all bids is reserved G W Ingle See

Odd Fellows Temple Milton Oregon Ore G. W. Ingle

La Grande bootlegger fined $250 in a hurry

Josie Palmer was arrested and fined for violating local option liquor laws after obtaining intoxicants by illegal methods. David MacFarlane, proprietor of the Kentucky liquor store, also arrested and fined $250, marking Union county’s first bootlegging case since the county went dry. The report notes other local notices, including catarrh cure and a Benton county Sunday closing law arrest.

la Grande Josie Palmer David MacFarlane Kentucky Union County Morris Algier Prosser Hotel Benton County Washington

Bank Statement Totals and Official Affidavit 1908

George Hartman Jr assistant cashier swears the bank statement is true as of July 17 1908. Figures show loans and discounts 94567905 overdrafts 9 cat 0 8 bonds 1396035 cash on hand 14304971 due from banks 37198184 deposits 4041234 129898218 capital stock 20000006 surplus and undivided profits 7485687 circulation due to banks 10394006 totals reflect bank's financial position.

George Hartman, Jr

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