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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1908
Page
7
An unclear fragment mentions Twan Eufferin dealing with eczema, a chronic skin condition. Details are missing, but the brief notes a health issue affecting the individual. Further context from the source is needed to clarify dates, location, or outcomes.
A patient describes relief from long running sores on the head after using Cuticura ointment and washes. The testimonial mentions prior treatments failed and cites a Providence address in connection with the product.
The Baker City Herald reports I C O F Hall at Haines will hire an Odd Fellows temple seen as a community credit. The two story brick or stone building sits on Main Street, 26 by 100 feet, with a lodge room kitchen and dining spaces top floor lodging. Lower floor may be leased for merchants and basement storeroom.
The first La Grande market day drew a large crowd with many onlookers and fewer street sales than hoped. Organizers expect greater participation as residents adjust to the monthly event on the fourth Saturday, with plans to expand similar sales days to Elgin and Enterprise and establish a market day there on the first Saturday.
A Salem special to the Oregonian reports liquor dealers prevail in pressuring city council. After boycotts against Alderman Stolz and booster resistance, compromise lowers the high license from 1000 to 600 dollars to restore harmony. Details recount council debates, threats to boycott, and eventual agreement before next Monday's meeting.
Petition blanks for candidates and nominating petitions are printed and on sale at the East Oregonian office.
Pendleton Drug Co. notes Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung issues is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates or other harmful drugs. It is promoted as a safe remedy for children and adults. The Union Pacific Northwestern and Burlington railroads say they will follow the new federal telegraphers law and hire many additional crememen.
B. Lowell, a well known rancher near Farmington, was found yesterday afternoon lying across the O R N tracks near Starbuck in an unconscious condition. A freight train engineer stopped the train within feet using emergency brakes, saving him from further injury. He was brought to Walla Walla hospital in serious condition and it is unclear if he was struck by someone or fell and hit his head.
G Z Ickes, a pioneer Palouse farmer, recently lost several sheep to spinal meningitis, according to Dr Hadley state college veterinary surgeon. About 50 sheep are kept, with fewer than six afflicted, marking the first known Palouse appearance of the disease in sheep.
The Wallowa Sun reports a rejected petition for a daily Enterprise to Imnaha Bridge mail route. A revised plan would cut Zumwalt stage and route the Imnaha stage north to G W Nell place to establish a post office, with 14 miles to the bridge and similar overall distance. Further, O R & N bridge work near Grande Ronde begins April 1 and railroad progress suggests early Wallowa county extension resumption with work crews moving toward Looking Glass and the Wallowa mouth.
A Boost for a cough remedy endorses Foley’s Honey and Tar in a yellow package from Pendleton Drug Co. Patrick Bruin of the Portland police resigns rather than face degradation in rank and makes serious charges against the department and chief.
An advertisement touts Sexine Pills as a universal tonic to restore vitality and relieve nervous fatigue. It promises renewed energy and restful sleep, priced at £1 per box or six boxes for $6, with a full guarantee from Pendleton Drug Co.
Berkshire peas offered from ten to sixteen dollars each from A D Le Ross Echo Oregon. Engraved cards and invitations in latest styles. Legal blanks of every description for courts and real estate for sale at East Oregonian office. Fine store and office room for rent at corner of East Oregonian building. Enquire this office.
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