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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1907
Page
2
A new statute signed by Governor Mean February 26 tightens penalties for adults who lure girls under 18 to church, skating, or other purposes without parental consent. It also makes withholding knowledge of a missing underage girl a misdemeanor with fines from 55 to 1000 dollars and up to one year in jail.
A local seller touts upcoming offerings on the north side including hotel rooms and real estate options. He claims access to diversified properties and livestock, urging buyers not to wait as items may be sold quickly and promising to source any requested asset.
M K Pomeroy of Stewart Creek contracted an entire hand of 2909 sheep for spring delivery after shearing at 2.59 per head with a ten percent cut on lambs. Pomeroy, returning from Pendleton, expects a substantial deal and interest from other parties via Herbert Hovlen. names not disclosed.
The Pilot Rock Record notes Mere Drury is proud parent of the first chicks this year. Eleven of fifteen eggs hatched on the 21st. An ad promotes Pine Salve Carbolized by A. C. Koeppen & Bros for cuts burns bone and chapped skin priced at 2 60 per ?
Governor Chamberlain vetoed the bill creating a separate Baker county fair district and appropriating 1500 dollars for the premium details. The action prevents the district's formation and funding as outlined in the measure.
A miner named Matt Peterson perished instantly after a 0 foot fall at the Morning mine in Mullan Idaho. Other reports note deaths from various accidents and civic actions in several western towns, including a New York death of Oreon D. Munn and a fatal tram collision near Caliente Nevada.
Delegates vote 46 to 81 to table the committee report urging the Jim Crow measure. A majority had vowed support but abandoned it after assurances the Supreme Court would deem it unconstitutional and that Roosevelt would oppose federal recognition by Congress.
An Ava Missouri reader credits Dr King’s New Discovery for curing her son’s severe lung trouble after a physician could not help. The note praises the remedy, claims recovery after a few weeks, and notes work at carpentry. The ad promotes trial bottles at Tallman & Co. druggists and lists hotel arrivals and names in a dense, period-voice item.
An outbreak of smallpox has been reported in Adams County with most cases concentrated around Lind. Several cases are described as serious, prompting health warnings and requests for medical attention.
Mr. D. N. Walker of the Enterprise Loulea Virginia reports a wall injury healed immediately by Ruck lens Armen Salve with no inflammation. The advertisement promises healing for all sores burns and skin diseases and notes Tallman & Co. druggists stock at 25 cents.
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