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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1913
Page
10
A classic testimonial ad promotes Dr King’s New Discovery as a quick relief for irritated bronchial tubes and coughs. It claims decades of use, offers money back if it fails, and lists Manchester Ohio and New Dover Ohio as testimonial sources, with Koeppen's Drug Store selling the remedy.
Special correspondence from Adams Oregon reports a stream of Pendleton visitors and local residents moving between Adams and Pendleton. Names include Mrs E Brown FE McKenzie Clara Whitley Tom Burgeman Celia Simonton Lieuallen Rogers Watrus Nelson Marquis Peringer Merrit Hubble Barrett Miller and George Hamel. The visits span Wednesday Thursday and Tuesday with multiple Adams Pendleton exchanges.
Athena Oregon notes the Caledonian society plans its annual picnic for May 23 and 24. The week brings visitors and residents including L I Rogers of Adams, Rev Helmick of the M E church, Newt O Harra of Weston and several others from Adams Pendleton and Cornelius.
A dressmaker advertises wide range of services including evening gowns. Contact 602 Water Street or call Red 2052 for alterations and creations.
Charley Carpenter, an Adams visitor, spent several days in Helix City for a brief stay related to the Adams matter. He remained a guest at local sites while engaging in informal discussions.
Walla Walla March 1 A brick house by parcel post is the latest stunt for the mail system. TM LL Radcliffe manager of Walla Walla Construction Company will mail a brick to the Clay Products Exposition in Chicago to test parcel post and advertise the event. About 25 000 bricks from 41 states will be used to build a house that will be given away and re erected after the expo. Records will track each brick from manufacture to delivery to measure delivery time. The experiment draws interest but may not gain broad support for brick removal by mail.
In Baker Oregon on May 1 reports say melting snow in Pleasant Valley and Burnt River canyon loosens large boulders and creates rivulets washing out dirt and sand, making roads nearly impassable. County Judge Bashe warns road supervisors to repair quickly.
The second month of 1913 shows heavy hog offerings in North Portland with an 18,170 head year‑over‑year gain and prices up to 8.40. Hog, cattle, and sheep shippers report limited daily supply but the market remains strong, with bids easing slightly in some regions yet remaining above Kansas City levels.
A business manager writes that alcohol in patent medicines is misunderstood and that a reprint of Hartman's article will address objections. The letter praises Peruna and notesKA-TAR-NO branding, promising widespread distribution and a free Peruna Almanac for 1913. It urges readers to ask pharmacists for KA-TAR-NO and free booklets.
The Rev George Dana Boardman Pepper former Colby College president and famed as Lincoln's Double died in Waterville Maine at 80. Pepper born in Ware Massachusetts was an Amherst College and New York New York? graduated educator and public figure long linked to historical impersonation.
The late leader who served as president of Colby College from 1882 to 1890 is mourned as a notable educator. He was survived by a widow and three children, signaling a respected family legacy in New England academia.
Rupert L. Rinehart of Kirksville is ready for woman suffrage. He has just knitted his mother a pair of yarn mittens.
The East Oregonian invites residents to bring or mail their old rags to the office. Items must be large and clean and delivered at the earliest convenience.
Auto Truck Haul It offers quick furniture and piano moving with short city trips and country transfers. Main 339 advertised for service. Peni and Bros.
Pendleton Common Council in 1913 proposed gravel bitulithic paving for Webb Street from Cosble to Tudorwillow with curbs and gutters. It creates Assessment District No. 24 to charge benefited lots and parcels, with plans on file and notices for ten days in The Oregonian.
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