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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
5
Local ad dense page lists horses for sale and boarding at the Commercial Barn. It promotes clip service, oats and timothy hay, and gentle saddle horses. Also advertised are insurance with Lee Teutsch, rental housing on College Street, and a Pastime theater featuring more moving pictures than any local theater.
A compact note promotes Phat Foles Kitney Pills claiming they contain essential Ingredienta to tone and strengthen men’s systems. It suggests benefiting the kidgeye and bladder Koeppen Bros and urges support for the good roads movement without clarifying dosage or sources.
The program lists multiple Lubin and Biograph features for Friday including Over Silent Paths The Master Mechanic Kidds Treasure The Regeneration of Father and The Cow punchers Ward Astee Sacrifice and a large Kalemtora Indian picture with 2000 feet, plus a parade of performers Gilbert Minthorn Thome Lehalle Chatley Whirlwind Chaphish and Huckleberry Jim leaving for Portland with a 20 man band and horses to be moved on the night train.
A garbled reminiscence from a temperance scribe cites questions about bricklayers and drinking during a parable. It mentions a brant tangerines scene and asks if bricklayers drink heavily, noting variability among workers and a tale about the bricklayer. Also mentions kidney remedy and bed wetting in a separate advertising fragment.
Echo Oregon June 2 reports R N Stanfield sold 4000 breeding ewes to an English syndicate destined for Wyoming. The note accompanies a stream of local items including visits by J M Crawford and J H Dunlap, travel to Hermiston, Pendleton, and Cascade Locks, plus remarks on a mill injury and an article on the Rehoe controversy.
Weston Dr Tone notes the school year closes with a hopeful mood for future days. Faculty praised as above average in ability and dedication. Mrs George Sprague of Southuck Wash visits relatives. William McRenuche among guests. local figures engaged in farming and community life. Miss Anna Ornert returns after teaching term. Mrs W B Driskell travels to Dayton and Spokane. Mrs W Miller hosts visit from sister in Walla Walla. Mrs Benifel also in town.
Notice to water customers: water rents must be paid at the superintendent's office in the city building before the 10th of each month. Nonpayment will result in water supply being shut off. Future enforcement will be strictly adhered to by H. S. Laath? Bupi.
An advertisement proclaims Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets will quiet nerves raise vitality and invigorate the system. The copy notes the product is sold by dealers and suggests it is widely marketed to women as its stock image by implying feminine origins and persistent use.
An article warns against unscrupulous sellers offering cheap imitations advertised as Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. It emphasizes the product's long history of use by doctors and hospitals, noting that only the contents are irreplaceable while bottles imitate labels. The ad urges purchases from druggists or dealers, with a request for a free medical booklet and testimonials.
Milton Oregon June 2 Strawberry Day preparations are complete for tomorrow with a 9:30 excursion from Pendleton and a 10 o'clock parade led by the Milton Aeolian band. An estimated 3500 attendees expected at the grove for a program including speakers from Whitman and Pendleton, a Mrs Bannister Thompson solo, a 60-voice chorus, a farmers union quartet, and lectures. A ball game at 3:20 between Bades Mixture of Walla Walla and Milton Fans, plus an evening grand ball with Keene's orchestra. A large contingent from Washington and Pendleton anticipated. reception committees will meet the excursion train arriving at 9:30.
A sworn statement by Frank J Cheney of Cheney & Co. in Toledo claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh and offers one hundred dollars for any case that cannot be cured. The affidavit, dated December 1, names W. Gleason, Justice of the Peace, and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood and mucous membrane remedy with testimonials.
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