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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1908
Page
7
If you are undecided where to send your vehicle for repair this shop offers inducements for good work promptly done and that little money settles the bill. Carriage repairing and buggy painting for spring with an expert painter. old rigs made as good as new. Gasoline engines hacks Winona wagons and buggies.
Work on the Wallowa extension of the Wigin branch continues with a 65 man crew at 4 am, finishing roadbed and track between Elgin and the Looking Glass while the Grande Ronde bridge is completed. Ballasting and bridge repairs enable heavy engines to run. an excursion for the Business Men's association is planned for Wednesday. Reports say a large cougar roams Little and Pasa creeks, with local sheep losses and sightings. Beet thinning advances with 2300 acres under Amalgamated Sugar, aided by strict Japanese contracts. crop prospects look strong amid improving weather. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve ad ends.
Fred C. Denton commends the East Oregonian editorial on land reform, urging Oregon to curb land monopoly. He cites New Zealand and New South Wales models where land values are taxed to deter idle tracts, arguing govt action must free development and prevent reliance on a few landowners.
A vintage ad insists losing fortune stems from missed chances and urges use of Sexine Pills as a tonic for weakness in men and women. It promotes Pendiston Drug Co as a trusted store selling remedies with a guarantee and no substitutes, pricing one box at $1 and six boxes at $5.
A yearlong market introduction features a double glass vacuum bottle with an outer and inner vessel joined at the neck. The vacuum space insulates to keep contents hot for 24 hours warm for 48 and cold for 72 hours. A. C. Koeppen & Bros store has begun distributing them and customers are trying them. Also advertised is Hickory Bark Cough Remedy claimed as a cure for lung ailments and sold by druggists nationwide.
To all military civic and secret societies of Umatilla county your presence is earnestly desired at Walla Walla on July 4 to participate in the grand parade and other festivities communicate with the Fourth of July committee Walla Walla.
Pendleton Ice and Cold Storage Co announces no deliveries on Sundays and urges customers needing ice for Sunday to arrange delivery on Saturday.
Pendleton residents praise Dean's Kidney Pills for back and kidney relief seen since 1906. Mrs. H Swaggert recalls husband improving after first use and notes continued effectiveness through 1907. The couple keeps pills at home and recommends the product nationwide through Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. Price 60 cents. Remember the name Dean's.
Omaha dispatch reports arrangements by war and Indian departments to return the group of several hundred runaway Ute Indians to Utah. The party crossed from the reservation into Wyoming and Powder River country last year, was halted by cavalry, and held at Fort Meade and Thunder Buttes before being settled at the Cheyenne agency. Children were sent to school and men found work. most troops returned to Fort Des Moines while a company stays at Thunder Buttes to escort the group home over two to three weeks.
An advertising notice for the Hickory Bark Cough Remedy by the Hickory Bark Cough Remedy Company of Salem Oregon claims it cures coughs or refunds money and guarantees to win you a friend. Sold by all druggists and first class dealers everywhere, Pendleton Drug Co.
Fine store and office room for rent in the East Oregonian building. Enquire at the office for details and leasing terms.
Bert Heaffman releases The Song of the Oregon Pine a new verse collection now on sale at Frazier Book Store priced at 60 cents. The volume is printed on fine paper and heavily illustrated.
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