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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1907
Page
2
A Willamette Valley Electric Company plant at Cottage Grove was destroyed by fire, reported as a total loss with origin undetermined. The incident followed a series of other regional disasters and notices across the state.
A Kansas City record compiles rebuttals to sensationalist charges linking the United States and Japan to war. Ambassadors and officials in Washington and Tokyo stress no imminent conflict, calling excessive press rhetoric dangerous. Authors urge restraint and condemn yellow journalism while defending stable U.S.-Japan relations and warning against inflamed public sentiment.
Colorado Labor Federation Pueblo July 24 reports preparations for the twelfth annual convention to be held in Pueblo next month. President George A. Hally of Denver notes strong growth with nearly forty new affiliations and no unions withdrawing. The gathering will discuss matters of importance to organized labor across the state.
The ad touts Mi-o-nn automatic tablets as a remedy for dyspepsia, claiming they restore digestive strength while others merely mask symptoms. Sold in pocket boxes for 50 cents with a money back guarantee from Tallman & Co if unsatisfied.
The passage markets a department store claim of offering the best clothing for the people at about 30 percent off original prices. It urges customers to look at proofs of the big claim and touts affordable apparel across the store.
Pendleton piano dealer claims record sales with Mr Rogers returning from Athena and Helle territory detailing uprights and a Ruby Grand sold. Ellore Piano House touts Weber Steck WheeLock Pianola lines and other high quality instruments. All items carry a guarantee and money refund option with prices stated as 150 to 75 dollars under competitors in the Pacific Northwest.
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