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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1907
Page
7
Directory style listing of physicians dentists and professionals with offices in Judd and Schmidt buildings. Includes Dr Henderson Blakesler Swinburne Kern Vaughan Bros Idleman and others with addresses and phone numbers. Also notes Pendleton Lodge No 82 A F and A M meeting times plus commercial stall notice and local attorneys McCourt Phelps.
In Sunnyside, Sheriff Edwards raided the Bair drug store stock listed as beer wine and bottled goods amid a campaign against illegal liquor. Edward F Ball and Warren P Godfrey were arrested and released on recognizance as the town maintains its strict no-alcohol ordinance. Meanwhile plans in Pullman foresee college growth with 506 new houses and 140 lots in College Park addition and sales nearing $10,000. Reports from Lewiston describe potential government actions to seize titles on timber holdings controlled by Kettenbach and Kester, which could revert land to the government and reveal profits around 404 040 dollars.
The Yakima Republic reports the school census will be ready in about 30 days with around 2700 names, up from 2560 last year, suggesting North Yakima's population near 10 800. Directors express surprise at only a small gain in school population and question enumerator work. Ground breaks for State College of Washington buildings will occur soon, aiming to have new equipment ready by September 20 as authorized by the last legislature.
J O Jacobson of the Balsley Elkhorn mine escaped death last Tuesday morning when a severe electric storm struck between the mine and Haines. A blinding flash struck the buggy, stunning him. he awoke to find his horse dead in the shafts and his rig toppled. He recovered after the shock, unharmed.
Pendleton citizen W. Wells reports relief from back and kidney pain using Dean's Kidney Pills after years of irregular kidney action. He cautions against delays and notes a positive experience with the remedy bought at Pendleton Drug Co. Tickets for travel and convention notices accompany the ad. Burglaries occur in Paris with $60,000 in cash and jewelry stolen during a luncheon.
Rate of one and one third fare for round trip offered by R M Co tickets on sale July 8 9 final return limit July 18 1907 Portland Oregon agent to write. Fire at Ellensburg Washington caused by careless unknown man burned him to death bones found in ashes total loss about 60000 partially insured unclear cause
A period tone advertisement touts Sexine Pills as the greatest tonic for men and women. It claims prolonged life and urges purchase from Pendleton Drug Co with price one dollar per box and six boxes for sixty five. It promises not to substitute and advertises the store as selling principal remedies.
Fare table lists Pendleton to Ukiah at 8.00 round trip 95.00 Pendleton to Alba 3.76 round trip 5.00 Pendleton to Ridge 2.00 round trip 3.60 Pendleton to Nye 1.50 round trip 32.60 Pendleton to Pilot Rock 1.00 round trip 1.60
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