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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
7
A surplus of advertisements lists physicians dentists and specialists with offices in Judd and Schmidt buildings, plus general services from lenders and builders. Mentions Dr T M Henderson Lynn Blakeslee Ralph Swinburne Vaughan Bros dentists Lloyd Idleman general practice, and city firms M Court & Phelps attorneys, plus a Pendleton lodge and feed yard details.
Sheriff announces the capture of a group led by Mrs. Jane McGlonty and family in connection with a string of robberies over the past five to six months. The operation is believed to have netted about $10,000 and affected residents across the city, farmers, and Northern Pacific. Prosecutor plans a high profile trial with H. J. Snively defending the accused.
An old deer killing law expired and new legislation was forgotten leaving Union County without valid deer laws for two years. Hunters should not exploit the gap or cause a wholesale slaughter as rumors spread that all game laws are null.
A resident of Wood Indiana A M Ake narrates years of severe lung hemorrhages and failed treatments before using Foley's Honey and Tar. He reports his lungs are sound again and praises the remedy, urging substitutes be refused. County seat fight looms with Walton County Sun noting no move yet and Waltowa likely candidate.
Pocket gophers are reported to be causing extensive crop damage in many localities with sugar beets among their preferred foods. They attack any valuable growing plant and threaten farmers across the region.
Mrs. RB EL Green reports widespread destruction of fields in the city and names Mesers Wierd Stewart and Brown as sufferers. It is too late this year to combat the pest, but a concerted effort is urged next spring to exterminate it. Also an ad implies Foley's Kidney Cure at Koeppens Drug Store could help kidney or bladder trouble cases.
The new steel pontoon ferry between Ballard's Landing and the Kleinschmidt grade on the Snake River, about 65 miles east of Baker City, has begun operation with heavy freight and passenger traffic. A telephone line to Ballard was completed yesterday, tying the town to the outside world. Bulser Cit Democrat notes local connectivity.
The Night's rainfall varied by location with Wasro Moro and Shaniko noting slight showers and Grass Valley reporting no quarter inch. Goldendale and Dutir saw steady rain from morning until night with The Dalles recording .16 inches as officials consider possible meteorological influences.
A health notice highlights kidney function and the purported benefits of Foley's Kidney Cure for kidney and bladder diseases. Koeppen's Drug Store in Norway notes annual foreign grain purchases totaling about 14 to 15 million dollars.
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