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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1907
Page
6
A mother recounts using Cuticura Remedies to treat her son’s facial sores. After two weeks the boy improved markedly and was described as one of the town’s healthiest, with the family praising the ointment, soap, and pills. The ad-like testimonial lists product names and prices from Potter Dros.
In Weston on Sunday Miss Minnie Taylor wed Lloyd Bush at her mother Mrs Isabella Taylor's home. Rev Hover of Athena Christian church officiated as relatives attended. The bride wore white silk entrain with a bouquet of white carnations and maidenhair ferns. The couple plan to settle nearby.
Freewater Idaho opens a cannery with blackberries first followed by tomatoes. I R Headington arrives to buy a fruit ranch. Onions yield 400 to 600 sacks per acre. a five acre plot may net about 2500 dollars. Apples and peaches shipping out. peach day exhibition planned with vegetables and fruits on display.
Tumulum camp No 676 W O W elects officers for the ensuing term Consul commander A J Groom adviser lieutenant W W Bridgewater escort Charles A Bliss banker L L Berry Clerk 8 D Peterson watchman Dennis Groom sentry W E B Beaumont MANAECF F ApBykes tentative list of officers chosen for the term
Hotel arrivals list figures from cities including Walla Walla Portland San Francisco Spokane Seattle and Chicago with names such as Oscar Kttith F R Willard Mra W Bulger and G McCulley The Socialists of Cincinnati nominate a full municipal election ticket calling for municipal ownership of utilities an eight hour day a coal yard ice plant milk depot free school books bath houses public defenders a labor temple and city employment at union wages.
The article describes the century plant or Aloe Americana, grown around Feundor’s adobe walls. It details uses including syrup from the leaves, soap and spines for poking, fiber for sacks, woven sandals, and tall stalks for beans and ladders. The flowers are boiled and pickled in vinegar.
A professional humorist gets his boots blacked and asks if the bootblack’s father is a bootblack too. The boy says no, his father is a farmer. The humorist notes the line about “making hay while the son shines” and records it.
A Chicago Record-Herald quip jokes that a wife trains her husband to jump through hoops for her. The gag extends to celebrating the anniversary of her first husband, highlighting sharp social humor about marriage and control.
Driftwood barked wit in Sparta Plaindealer comic style as Dr Risk defends his stance on renouncing Self righteousness. The exchange mocks Calvinistic zeal while Prickly thistles are noted for odd usefulness. Local newspaper tone amplifies satirical commentary.
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