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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1907
Page
2
A New York City Lotus Club member organization plans a summer move into a new clubhouse, with furnishings valued at 21.0159 million dollars.
For sale THO acres in one body well watered with 1200 fruit trees and three homes. Easy terms at 26000 dollars. 250 acres bottom land subject to irrigation, largest tract in the county. Over 100 mercs in cultivation with alfalfa, 1600 cords of wood on the land. 60 percent tillable HI land priced at 116000 with terms. Also other tracts and business chances.
Frank J Chenery a senior partner of F J Cheney & Co. of Toledo swears the firm will pay one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sworn before me this 6th day of December 5. Wolbanon Notary. Also notes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Fall's Family Pills for constipation.
A two year old Av Pairview girl burned when her clothing caught fire from a Denfire but expected to recover. Elgin and Wallowa county report 240 arrowia, 92 prisoners worked on streets, 65 dog tax collected, and $1295 in fines. Wardner Idaho miner William A. Galiless lost both legs after a heavy boulder struck him while mucking after a blast. Walter Lanham of Odessa, Washington died after a drunken wagon accident. O R N construction crew on the Kahlotne to Connell line faces a 30 day washout delay. Annie Kern, a Spokane Irishwoman, is in an asylum amid delusions of flesh eating and a Chinaman gifting a baby. Nine smallpox quarantines exist at Wallace and Idaho. Schools fumigated in place. Cattle prices rise in western Washington as ranchers hold out for 5 cents, with Pomeroy carloads bought at 7 cents for hogs, 2 1/2 cents for cattle, and 6 cents for steers.
A Washington state college committee led by President Bryan proposes a farmers mutual insurance plan limited to each county with maximum coverage of 1000 per quarter section. Premiums are advance payments with a 90 day policy period. Surplus funds would be carried over, and rates set by exposure and location. The plan targets grain in fields not warehouses and aims to cut costs from traditional insurers.
An old advertorial promotes Doane's Kidney Pills as direct treatment for kidney issues claiming they cure all kidney ailments and prevent diabetes or Bright's disease. It includes testimonials from F A Morris of Park Avenue and Doane’s advertising claims from New York.
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