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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1907
Page
2
Reports from Washtucna and Walla Walla describe W L Mustard, proprietor of the Model Saloon, as a focal figure in temperance discourse. His business card and dramatic promises ignite debate about liquor, morality, and community impact in the Washtucna region.
Reported labor action shows nine thousand women and twenty two thousand men in the millinery and garment trades striking for wage increases. Fire at Warwick Pottery Co in Wheeling West Virginia March 16 killed eighteen. Fire blamed on water near lumber yard. A street shooting in Los Angeles ends feud as J Estrada kills A C Fraiser. Clarence Johnson robbed of 410 dollars on Main Street Glenwood Utah by three men in daylight. Jewelry store hold up at Hotel Harvard Los Angeles two armed men steal 4900 in gems and vanish. Liebling Slocum 10 commits suicide by carbolic acid. playmateGertrude Harper 10 prevented by mother from same act. Abraham Ruef extortion trial delayed to March 25 pending US Supreme Court writ of error. Anxious father Milton and Fred Ruef flee after dispute over fence.
For sale is 760 acres in one tract well watered with 1200 fruit trees and three good homes. Wilsel offers easy terms at a price of 26 900 dollars. Also listed are several small tracts, bottom lands, and additional properties with various prices. Contact the Blk 7111 office in the Bulildlig for details.
A Colfax man G E Manley, about thirty five, died from injuries after falling from a Genesee high pole. A cross wire contact delivered about 600 volts, dislocating his back and leaving him paralysed from the shoulders down. He leaves a wife and two children. funeral arrangements not yet announced.
Piles are dangerous, but do not submit to an operation until you have first tried Man Zan the Great File Remedy. It comes in collapsible tubes with a nozzle to apply exactly where needed. If itching, bleeding or protruding piles persist after Man Zan, a money refund is offered. Soother and cools Relieven at once, sold by A. C. Koeppen & Bro.
Reports from the Palouse and Spokane area note a drowning at the Spokane Inland tunnel on the Palouse river and another overboard death near Tacoma. Weather and heavy snows hinder farm work across the Palouse. La Grande mourns John Hough at 71, a Civil War veteran. Debates over Brotherhood of Owls HQ move amid threats of an injunction. Oregon water rights push for Shuslaw river use for hydro power. The Morgan estate ranch in Morrow county sold for 10498 dollars for 1760 acres, with wheat land and range areas mixed.
An old product ad promotes Bee’s Laxative Cough Syrup containing Honey and Tar with no opiates. Marketed for coughs colds croup and whooping cough, with claims of soothing the throat and helping children. Sold by A C Koeppen & Bros in a period ad.
A garbled excerpt references Noorhouse police court hospital penitentiary and gallows, noting that many of the speaker’s best customers have gone. The fragment implies a dramatic or accusatory connection to public institutions and a warning that a sight of them would prove the claim.
One of two men jailed for burglary at Kendrick has confessed to Sheriff Keane and County Attorney Stillinger. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for next Monday as twelve caches are found nearby Juliaetta containing goods weapons and burglars tools. The youth says he has begun a life of crime and names a top criminal in the Pacific Northwest, though his true name remains uncertain.
This item notes a livery business offering monthly boarding for horses including care, harness, and delivery service across the city. It reads like a promotional line from a Hast Oregonian page, emphasizing prompt delivery and care for horses, burgies, and harness.
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