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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1908

Page

8

Saloon Owner in Legal Trouble Over Sunday Liquor Sale

Abb Ogg proprietor of the Popular Resort saloon faces an information filed by the district attorney alleging unlawful liquor sale on Sunday to A M Smiley. Smiley, jailed for robbery of Pendley, implicated the case after being questioned by police. Convictions could end his liquor license. council warned future violations would jeopardize licenses.

A. M. Smiley James Pendley Smiley Abb Ogg Phelps Towit Pendley Baldwin Oge Stroble Ogg

The Cold Start Warning Urges Early Action

A brief advisory urges immediate treatment for a cold to prevent it from worsening and lasting longer. It stresses that delaying care can extend symptoms and complicate recovery.

Roosevelt Lands Sold to Seattle Syndicate for 50000

Word from Arlington states T. B. Montgomery sold three sections of unimproved lands including the Roosevelt townsite on the north bank road to a Seattle syndicate for 50000. Plans to dam Wood Gulch would form a reservoir to irrigate the tract and adjacent lands, enabling sale of small lots to settlers and boosting Arlington and Roosevelt with a new trade.

T. B. Montgomery Roosevelt North Bank Road Seattle Arlington Dispatch Wood Gulch Arlington

Jones campaign committee opens Yakima offices

The Yakima committee for Congressman Wesley L. Jones begins active work for his U S Senate bid. Headquarters open in the public building with Harold Curtis in charge. The chairman and committee members will be present daily to launch state campaign efforts as requested by Jones.

Wesley L. Jones Yakima Committee United States Senate Yakima Republic Republic Harold Curtis Jones

Snow Melt Diminishes Mountain Snow in Amber Region

A warm rain on the Blue mountains melted much of the snow last night. Streams are slightly swollen today. Heavy Amber still holds two to three feet of snow, but open areas show little left.

Blue Mountains

Schilling's Best Guarantee for Grocers and Customers

A nostalgic ad style line promotes Schilling's Best tea and a money back guarantee through grocers. It invites lingering over hot tea poured by a lovely woman and promises the grocer refunds if customers are not satisfied.

Schilling

Unprecedented western land rush warned by travel agent

J H ONeill of the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company reports a flood of eastern settlers heading to the northwest this spring. Railroads are swamped with inquiries and literature requests as people seek investment in irrigated lands. The movement is driven by land hunger, industrial strain, and recent bank flurries, with Oregon and Washington expected to see record new arrivals.

J. H. O'Neill O'Neill East Northwest Oregon Washington Council Bluffs Omaha ST. Paul

McCourt Tallied Home Run In Mud-Sling District Race

The Oregon district attorney race ends amid mud-slinging with John McCourt credited with a home run. Line-up includes Fultonites Ellis Hawley Ful ton and Bournettes Teddy Bourne. umpire Senate Time Six months. Left on bases Bristol Schuebel Cleeton Hood River News-Letter.

Oregon Bournettes Teddy and Bourne Senate Fulton John McCourt Bristol Schuebel Cleeton Hood River

Hanford Company Presents Antony and Cleopatra at the Oregon

Hanford Company from The Dalles arrives for an evening performance of Antony and Cleopatra at the Oregon. Charles B Hanford leads a strong troupe, with seat sales reported as very good and Pendleton audiences long familiar with his Shakespearean roles. The company promises an excellent presentation of the play.

Charles B. Hanford and Dalles Oregon Mr. Hanford Pendleton

Tie Game Prompted by Wedding Between Hicks and Philbrick

The Bu gle editor asked for a brief write up of a morning wedding. The baseball reporter noted the Rev Van Dusen officiated, a tie game was called at 10 15, and Hicks and Philbrick, now married, are expected to settle into a home run in the near future. The report mentions Hicks batting average likely to drop.

Albert The Bugle To & Baseball Reporter van Dusen Jud Hicks Lucy Philbrick Philbrick Hicks Puck

Spring Health Boost with Bitters Course

In this brief notice readers are urged to take a short course of Bitters to cleanse the system after winter. The piece promotes natural health, emphasizes spring time cleansing, and encourages action now.

Nature

Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters Purifies Blood And Cures Fevers

An 19th century advertisement touts Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters claiming it purifies blood promotes restful sleep and cures Spring Fever colds grippe dyspepsia indigestion lethargy malaria fever and ague with a guarantee of genuine purity.

Engraved Cards and Invitations Advertised

East Oregonian shows latest styles of stock and type faces for engraved cards invitations and announcements leave orders at the office for service.

East Oregonian

Cleanup Cries Over River Bed Dumping Nuisance

Residents condemn piles of refuse along the river bed and Lee street bridge as draymen unload garbage and manure. Police efforts, arrests, and county actions seek to curb dumping while residents fear health hazards and foul odors.

Draymen Lee Street Lee Street Bridge Lewis Street Sheer Ike

Spokane Couple Shot at Morning Attack

Charles D. Curry and his wife of Spokane were attacked by an assassin yesterday morning at an early hour, each receiving a bullet wound in the head.

Charles D. Curry Spokane

Brigham Olmstead Foreclosure Over Chattel Mortgage

J H Brigham files to foreclose a $2000 chattel mortgage against M L Olmstead. Judge James A Fee signs the complaint. Mortgage secures three notes totaling $2000 on farming equipment. Plaintiff also seeks $26 in damages for wrongful withholding of property included in the mortgage.

Brigham-Olmstead J. H. Brigham M. L. Olmstead James A. Fee Olmstead Brigham

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