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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1907
Page
7
The notice advertises day and night service at the E G K Feed Yard on Aura Street between Webb and Alla. Brock Weil is mentioned as the proprietor and caretaker. L G Huston is listed as proprietor in the advertisement.
In Twin Falls heated exchange, state veterinarian Dr. Noble claims glanders reports are a bluff, while locals criticise his investigation as hurried and biased. The dispute centers on infected horses destroyed, contractors blamed, and riders clashing over the epidemic narrative, with editorials challenging official conclusions. The debate spills into Lewiston grain and wool shipments, detailing ongoing animal health anxieties and commerce disruptions.
Postmaster at Idaho City B C Silabey served 44 years in Idaho City retiring after a long spell as postmaster since 1872 aside from a four year term by Sam Davis and serving alongside his deputy daughter Mrs Homburger who had mentored for years. He died at 74 and had lived in Idaho City since 1862.
In Clearwater county near Spaulding Idaho a dispute over eight acres of land tied to a driftwood boom and an 1850s treaty heats up as Joe Ziver contests ownership after fences and buildings were destroyed by Indian police acting on Lipps order. Four Indian police were arrested for malicious destruction of property and the case was postponed to June 2.
North Yakima seeks to establish a charter list for a higher branch of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. Professor William Crowhurst of Seattle, secretary and adjutant, plans to recruit new members for the Knights and Tactics of the Decoration of Chivalry. Nineteen charter members for Canton Yakima have been secured. the list will be completed this week. Council Secretary Crowhurst and Lt. Col. Carl Koch will visit Tuesday night to aid the effort.
The north bank's iron horse triggers demolition of several landmarks including a 1859 built log building by pioneer ferryman Jim Herman and an Avery barn and house owned by A. A. Curtiss. The structures lay in the railroad path and were removed. The United States National Bank of Centralia, Wash, gains authorization to begin operations with 100000 capital, led by president Charles Gilchrist and cashier J. W. Daubney.
An advertisement touts Sexine Pilia as a science based remedy for fatigue and rejuvenation claiming to restore life and happiness. It markets at 1 dollar per box or six for 85 with a money back guarantee through Pendleton Drug Co.
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