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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1913
Page
8
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a gentle yet effective laxative curing headaches and bilious symptoms by morning. It contrasts Cascarets with salts and castor oil, promises cleansing of stomach and liver, and urges purchase for both adults and children from druggists.
Government actions to protect Walla Walla water supply include banning camping and sheep grazing on the Wenaha watershed and limiting cattle grazing to reduce fire risk. Forest rangers will patrol, bridges may be built for crossings, and city plans include extending the flume to the reserve boundary with a potential bond vote next summer.
The Dutch second chamber voted without debate to spend 300000 for Holland and its colonies at the Panama Pacific exposition in San Francisco. The decision was made today in The Hague, with no opposition voiced.
Governor West of Oregon named Dr. Ray W. Matson of Portland to investigate the Berlin tuberculosis cure discoveries. R. R. Wallace of Astoria, a State Board of Barber Examiners member, was also appointed.
Pain along the back dizziness headache and languor prompt use of Mother Gray's Aromatic Lead, a root and herb cure for kidney and urinary troubles. It is sold by druggists or mailed for 50 cents with a free sample offered by The Mother Gray Co. Le Roy New York.
News from county press describes two weeks of Christian church meetings closing with Evangelists Crim and Althelde heading to Clarkston Washington to assist in dedicating a new building and conduct further meetings. Several converts joined the church and a closing musical program by Mr Althelde was well received.
Sixteen elk from Jackson Hole, Wyoming, including two bulls, arrived in La Grande en route to Joseph for hand feeding until spring. They will then be sent to Chesnimnus Range or pastured near the lake head. Deputies Averill and Leffel accompanied the shipment, noting antlers shed to ease transport, and reporting the 12 remaining elk in good condition after four deaths previously.
St Reetz announces a complete remodeling and enlargement of the shop with sanitary facilities and new baths. The ad promotes sanitary renovations and offers haircuts for 25 cents to attract customers.
The East Oregonian offers to buy old rags that are large and clean. Bring or mail them to the office promptly for purchase.
Penlend Bros offers fast city and country transfers for furniture and pianos. Quick loading and hauling services with phone number Main 339 for local trips and long moves.
Synopsis of the annual statement dated December 31 1912 filed with Oregon Insurance Commissioner. Key figures include capital 490 006 63 dollars, total income 1 128 514 25, assets 1 000 000 00, gross claims unpaid 50 518 97 dollars, and Oregon business gross premiums 71 800 00 with risks outstanding 401 00. Names cited include Walter H West secretary and Morgan Fliedner Boyce agents Portland Oregon.
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