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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1906
Page
8
An advertisement promises free firecrackers for every boy or girl under 16 who buys two cents worth of teas and related goods before July 4. The offer runs until fireworks end and crackers are given directly to the child purchaser.
An odd promotional notice offers an individual sugar and creamer set as a premium with Victor Baking Powder. It mentions a ground bottom glass with a wreath pattern and urges inquiries to neighbors to verify Victor’s wholesome baking powder. A good solicitor is sought and suggests proper distribution to the right party.
A pretty June wedding was solemnized at the Hartman home on Water Street with Miss Jessie Hartman and Charles Myers as the couple. The ceremony featured the Lohengrin march, a decorated bow window, and a reception hosted by the Hartman family with extensive attendance from Portland and Walla Walla guests. The couple planned no trip, moving into their North Manson Street home, as friends and family gathered for later social events and notices of local engagements and birthdays followed.
Weston regents adjourned with Miss Clara G Hall resigning as principal of the North Side school and the normal faculty to be chosen later. The Normal will open September 14 with several faculty positions filled, including Robert G French as president. Secretary Worthington announced a summer canvass for Eastern Oregon students and a refreshed school premise ahead of reopening.
A missive encourages a thorough store inspection for druggists, praising the quality of drugs assortment methods of stocking and stock care facilities, suggesting high commendation for every aspect observed.
Bones in spine shattered as WIN Cantril, an employee at Measnt Valley, was injured attempting to board a moving freight train along the R. R. N. track near Durkee. He was found unconscious on the track, transported to a city hospital, and Dr. McDaniel described his condition as critical with the back bones badly broken and other injuries.
A private Washington letter outlines Senator Gearin sailing from New York aboard the Kalgeria Auguste Victoria with Charles Sweeney and friends. They plan to tour the Firidah Isles and continent, returning in September, then Gearin to Portland for the session start in December. John E B Lathrop and Mrs Lathrop will leave Washington after Congress adjourns for New England and New York, with Adirondacks camping, then Duluth and Minnesota to visit his father.
The Joint militia and regular army camp at American Lake Washington will run from August 1 to October 16 with a limit on troop arrivals until August 10.
An advertisement touts Favorite Prescription as the sole feminine remedy for displacements, menstrual issues, and general weakness. It claims cures for backache, headaches, pelvic pain, and infertility, urging readers to request the medical adviser’s booklet and order by mail.
A cotton gin and cotton oil mill at Paducah Missouri burned. Loss listed as 150000 dollars. Local fire units battled the blaze and reported extensive damage to the facilities and contents. Authorities began assessing cause and insured value of the equipment.
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