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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1910
Page
7
Portland Union Stockyards reports a fractionally weaker hog market with prices near prior levels as eastern imports press values. Cattle and sheep trends were steadier with subdued buying, while several shippers moved horses, cattle, and calves from multiple western locations.
An old advertisement warns that kidney disease causes many sudden deaths and promotes Swamp-Root as the remedy. It claims heart and kidney conditions stem from kidney derangement and touts a trial offer, urging readers to mention the paper and buy the product from Dr. Kilmer & Co.
The Canadian Northern Land Company offers 40 acre and 80 acre lots near Fort St. James and Lake Stuart in British Columbia. No citizen requirement to hold. Prices from $9.50 per acre with $1.00 cash and $1.00 per acre yearly until paid, with monthly balances. Offices listed in Portland Oregon.
Wheat futures in Chicago edged higher despite weak overseas cues. September led declines, while July and December opened with gains. Broomhall tallies world shipments at 6,673,000 bushels of wheat and other grains.
Empire Carnival company opened tents at 7 30 last evening attracting a modest crowd. Free acts by Dare Devil Diavolo and Professor Strange drew cheers along with Professor Ying on a bicycle leap. Two daily shows 2 pm and 7 30 pm. Joy Wheel teased by late start, free ride offered at 8 30 pm. Nightly performances promise bigger crowds as features gain notice. Fat the horse and glass-blowers display drew praise. midway confetti abundance noted.
London reports professor Pestelli and Dr W H Anderechon claim the eye’s reflective color maps internal organ condition. A pole scientist recounts an owl incident that linked eye color to lung disease and mineral navigation, asserting eye sections correspond to distinct body organs.
A Pendleton Oregon notice promotes Fer-Don and his European medical experts offering bloodless surgery and cures for paralysis and gout. The campaign, extending to July 30, charges a one dollar consultation fee and advertises dramatic patient recoveries with office hours and address.
Classified ad rates listed for one to six insertions with six words per line. Instructions urge readers to mail ads and reminder about mail order business opportunities with Heacock contact details.
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