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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
6
Athena residents elect permanent officers for the Livestock Association with 25 charter members. The annual fair is set for September 19 to 21. Preparations for the big colt show include a parade with ladies on horseback and Pendleton’s Engines' Band.
Milton and Freewater school election elected Henry Piper director and S A Miller clerk for the year. Nellie Henderson wed Howard Mansfield of Athena and the couple will travel to Portland and Sound locations before settling in Athena. Attorney D Peterson heads to Portland for the State Development league meeting. Newell of Hermiston visiting J L Frazier’s home. Newell works on the dam project. Weston Leader editor Clark Wood visited.
At the annual meeting Frank King was elected to replace J M Hicks as chair of the school board. Paul Bulfinch was re elected clerk. Directors are Dr Owshatt M A Bryson and Frank A King. Ina Rogers, daughter of Mrs W T Hastings, is hospitalized in Walla Walla for a longstanding diseased hip. Miss Jessie Bennett and Orvilla McIntosh married at the Bennett home on Weston Mountain.
A Cedar man from Grieve Maine writes that after suffering with liver and kidney trouble he tried Electric Bitters. He says the first bottle brought relief and three bottles completed the cure. Tallman & Co. advertise Electric Bitters as the best remedy for stomach liver and kidney troubles at 60 cents. All the news all the time in the East Oregonian.
Freewater June 20 reports rancher Peter Hermann leaving for two months to Russia. M. M. Burtner returns from Hood River after attending the state grange. Strawberry supply is low and costly while cherries surge. Veggies and crops benefit from recent rains as heat intensifies and wheat heads toward ripening.
A. A. Herron of Finch Ark endorses Foley's Honey and Tar as the best cough and lung remedy. He claims it cured consumption in early stages and asserts widespread satisfaction with the product sold at Koeppen's Drug Store.
A long roster lists guests at multiple hotels including Hotel Pendleton and Golden Rule Hotel. Names span cities such as Portland Spokane Seattle Walla Walla San Francisco Boise and Chicago with many accompanying spouses and initials. The note reads as a detailed travel guest register rather than a narrative item.
A fragment lists residents including Burt Cason of Lone Rock, Fred Young of Weston, Arch Barnard of Hardman, Monroe Taylor, W. Gater of Echo, and B. H. Dacker of the city, suggesting a partial city directory entry with names and places.
The article ranks Mount Morgan as the greatest gold mine, noting its £5,500,000 in dividends and a multi-decade ore body. It compares Homestake Simmer and Jack Ferreira Deep Robinson and Ferreim Deep and other mines in New Zealand, Tasmania, Alaska Treadwell, Wahumine, and the California mother lode, detailing ore richness, water, and milling capacities.
Commissioner Ballinger outlined administration coal land policy amid criticism noting 64 million acres were withdrawn last fall and most restored to entry including 20 million acres of low grade deposits. About 14 million acres remain open to future restoration as high grade coal lands await classification and patent approval.
An advertisement promotes Hy o mel for catarrh with offensive breath throat pains breathing difficulty and mucus discharge. It claims natural oils and germ killing pine-balsams reach respiratory organs and relieve irritation. The complete Hy o mel outfit costs a dollar with a money back guarantee from Tallman and Co.
Denver News says Judge Ben B. Lindsey faces a political plot to remove him by redefining his role and testing new juvenile court law in court. Lindsey refuses to resign as county judge until the law is tested, while opponents plan to place Grant Hudson in the juvenile court and campaign to end Lindsey’s renomination. A stray medical ad and a prompt to read the East Oregonian appear in the fragment.
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