Phone Red 3741 w W Campbell Mgr
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1907
Page
8
A short line notes contact details for the business listing with the phone number 3741 and the manager named W Campbell. The text presents a minimal directory style entry without additional context or actions.
The passage notes a wedding to occur two weeks from tomorrow and a rush to decide on something soon. The speaker proposes a plan to resolve the indecision by proposing a straightforward next step: going down to a location to settle the matter.
A brief ad promotes Winslow Bros. Jewelry Store noting its wide range of suitable items and encouraging customers to choose confidently. The tone flatly lauds prudent buyers as wise, implying satisfaction with the visit and purchases.
The Boston Globe notes robust growth of osteopathy over ten years with more than 4000 graduate osteopaths now practicing. The American School of Osteopathy at Kirksville leads in students, surpassing Harvard Medical College, with more colleges and students than homeopathy and ranking second to allopathy. Osteopathy emphasizes nerve health, avoiding stimulants or sedatives, seeks to identify and correct root causes, and aims for permanent cures even if not swift.
Balfour-Guthrie gains new manager J E Montgomery takes over local duties from T G Montgomery who moves to a savings bank. Thos Robertson shifts from Myrick to Helix to fill vacated Pendleton post. Four carloads of lumber head to Stanton for a new 150 by 60 foot warehouse to replace the burned structure.
The funeral for Alex Malcolm, foreman at the CA Barrett ranch on Pine Creek, is held this afternoon after he was killed Sunday morning in a horse kick. He died instantly. a wife and child survive. The service is well attended.
A letter from William Lowell of the Agricultural College extols Ora Jay for superb all around performance at the Corvallis meet. Lowell notes Jay was the best ground athlete, missing an individual medal because events were too close together, and would have placed in the 220 hurdles and discus otherwise.
An ad proclaims natural hair growth when disease is absent and pins dandruff on a germ. It promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the sole germ-killing treatment, claiming it is harmless, grease free, and instantly relieves itching. Samples offered by mail, with two sizes 60 cents and 1.00.
The tired athlete struggled through six consecutive events with short rests. Oregon University trainer Hayward attended the meet and is rumored to want Jay to enter the Wild round coast championship, hoping for his participation.
Nellie Welch and Bert Geer were married at St Marys Catholic church in a small ceremony officiated by Father Neate. The couple, both well known locally, enjoyed a hush reception at the bride’s sister Mrs Sae Drake’s home before departing for western Oregon to spend the summer at Newport. Geer, nephew of T T Geer and night editor of the Morning Tribune, has resigned his Tribune position and the pair plan to move to Portland in the fall.
The Adventist campmeeting at College Place near Milton is well attended with new arrivals including Elder H. W. Docker evangelist and financial director of the North Pacific Union, Elder A. J. Bred Union vice president, and Mrs Eva Steunenberg wife of ex Governor Frank Steunenberg Caldwell Idaho. Residents from Walla and Milton travel by Interurban to attend. Tents are up and the big tent is crowded for each session.
By order of the county court a special election is set for June 18 in Hermiston to decide whether to incorporate the town and to vote for city officers including mayor six councilmen recorder marshal and treasurer. The joint election aims to save cost and capitalize on anticipated incorporation. Academy student Maud McReynolds daughter of Mr and Mrs HH McReynolds returned home after a year at Pendleton Academy.
A boy named Bean was caught by a coat sleeve and his right arm between two cog wheels in a scouring mill. He was near the wheels, became careless, and his sleeve was pulled in. The injury to the right arm between the elbow and shoulder is serious but not life threatening.
Henry Craig of BE and W McComis grain business learned of his mother s death Sunday morning at her home in Amoret Missouri She was 14 years old and the death was not unexpected All the brothers and sisters were present except Mr Craig who had visited his mother several years ago.
I in Reno Co L Herr a landscape artist who visited his mother Mrs Maybelle Griswold in this city several months ago now dangerously fell in Reno Nevada with an attack of spinal meningitis. He had left his family in Lincoln Nebraska intending to buy property and move to Reno when he was taken ill First funeral in New Church Jennie Kinman funeral conducted in the new M B church at 2 30 pm attended by many friends large floral tributes noted.
Morning proceedings initiated by J B Perry against Sonia Tracey and EB L Tracey to recover 67.60 plus interest and 36 attorney’s fees. Case filed by B A Newberry. Marriage license issued today to Bi Parr and Julia Farrow.
The county court debates three possible locations for a new 100-foot steel bridge over McKay creek near Ely and Cartwright crossings after last year’s floods. A town meeting is scheduled Wednesday to determine residents’ preferred site and plan fill at approaches to ensure water flows beneath the main span.
R W Pletcher began duties as street commissioner of Pendleton, inspecting sidewalks and streets. He noted poor repair in many areas and expects orders for improvements soon. Also, Hinkley and Irby take over Commercial Stables on Aura Street from Swageart, promising continuity under experienced management.
Pendleton officials announce no plays in the city next winter. Arrangements are being made for a theater season, with bookings already under way for the coming year. The Frazer theater closure hinders dates, and the Northwest Theatrical association does not expect Pendleton dates. Efforts are hoped to repair the Frazer and reopen, preserving the city's long theatrical tradition.
A family shares how Cuticura Remedies cured the wife’s eczema on her face after years of flare ups and relieved scalp issues. They also note treating their baby with Cuticura Soap and Ointment. skin troubles cleared quickly, crediting the remedies for overall relief.
The passage discusses widespread skin irritations including rashes, itching, redness, scalp issues, and chafing from strong perspiration. It notes affected ages and calls for cleansing and care, mentioning common triggers and distress.
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