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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1906
Page
8
A promotional note explains coffee variety and blending to suit different tastes. It claims many people suffer from beverages that are too strong or heavy and offers blending as a solution to match individual preferences.
A seller advertises a large sale claiming the product is delicious not heavy and healthful and invigorating at 25 cents per pound. The note emphasizes flavor and vitality to attract buyers.
A dense tally of local and statewide returns shows multiple races with varied margins. Key results include Bourne and Gearin for United States senator, Chamberlain and Withycombe for governor, with numerous county and state offices filled across many districts. Brownell defeated. Beatts elected sheriff. Mrs Beattle visiting.
A D Blue aged about 11, long resident of Umatilla County, died at 9 o clock this morning at his reservation home where he had farmed for years. He leaves a wife two sons and two daughters. Funeral plans not set. likely Thursday. He belonged to Knights of Pythian and Woodmen of the World. Also reported: theft of a lamp and lodging sign from Renn’s lodging house on Cottonwood and Court streets. Mr Renn offers a reward for information leading to recovery of the property.
At 4 o clock this afternoon complete reports from all but four precincts in the county gave Hartman a majority of 37 over Gilliland.
Rev W S Holt missionary of the Presbyterian church in Oregon has returned from the general assembly in Des Moines and reports an excellent meeting. He traveled via Omaha to Pendleton due to high water delays and is accompanied by Rev A E Colton of the American Bible Society on his way to Portland. Holt plans church organizations in Pine Valley Baker County next Sunday and in the Walla Walla valley near Milton the following Sunday.
Misa Elizabeth Ferguson, who has taught in public schools in the city during the past year, leaves tonight for Salem to attend Capital Normal school next term in preparation for a state diploma. She will not seek a position in Pendleton schools next year, but hopes to attend the normal all winter.
A Detroit based hair growth remedy claims to reverse baldness by destroying germs at the scalp. It cites a case in Butte Montana where Mr. Mannett reportedly regrew a full head of hair after using Herpicide for a month. The ad urges purchase through druggists and offers samples by mail.
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