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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1907
Page
7
Weston notes large cattle shipments to Forye Bruhn and Portland amid farm improvements. A smallpox scare prompted vaccination for over 100 children and schools reopening.
Frank Cheney swears he is senior partner of the firm Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. The firm offers to pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh taken internally and guaranteed to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Send for testimonials.
Five head of fine year-old German Coach Stallions arrive from Oldenburg Germany. Each horse bears government brand on the left stifle marking Oldenburger Coach hero. Only eight head total will be sold and no further imports this season.
A Ava Missouri mother Mrs 8 Ruppee credits Dr King's New Discovery with saving her son's life from a serious lung illness. She began treatment on a physician advised regimen and after weeks the boy recovered and has worked steadily at carpentry. The ad promotes the cough and cold remedy 60c and 1.00 with a trial bottle offered.
Consul H. Shank reports in Winnipeg that in the past year about 10 000 grain drills have entered the Canadian district with roughly one third American made and about 1000 cultivators, nearly all Canadian made. He notes five or six American firms are already in the market, and the country’s expansion will open opportunities for agricultural implements of all kinds.
Corvallis Gazette notes a call for land reform with 66 million people and 1000 farms for every four teens. Editorial argues doubling farms boosts wealth and a stable government. Also reports Oriental Winter Arabia ship arriving in Portland with 260000 pounds of firecrackers and a 150000 dollar duty.
The Eton Silk suit stands among fashion’s principal demands in new plaid and broken checked effects. Available in navy, brown and tan shades with excellent trimmings. Special Easter prices range from 21.50 to 45 dollars, with several midrange options listed.
An order for steel and ties signals Chicago and Northwestern’s extension from Lander Wyoming to St Anthony Idaho. The plan advances grading with steel delivery pending, as surveys reach St Anthony and a subsequent leap to Bolve. Trains would use the Nampa line, reducing transfers and cutting operating costs despite a longer route.
A brief ad notes DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as a remedy that drives away gloom and headache without gripe or alcken, recommended and sold by Tallman and Co.
The Freewater Times notes broom corn growth in the area with J. D. Walker sourcing from Oklahoma but preferring Walla Walla valley corn. It urges farmers to investigate as local soil and climate suit the crop, promising a ready market for each bale and minimal water use on high land.
Denver business men push lower freight and express tariffs between the mountains and New York. Thomas C. Scott of the Colorado Manufacturers' Association cites replies from Wells Fargo and United States Express as supporting rate reductions. Both companies indicate agreement to reduce rates.
Boise Capital News reports a main line train will run through Boise before solstice, but route differs from prior plans. A rail official says the line will depart the Trinity line at Cleft siding east of Orchard, head toward South Boise, join the existing track past the Nat, with no construction toward Emmett or New Plymouth.
A Los Angeles report notes the celery crop faced a severe car shortage from the start of shipping, causing delays and losses. Officials estimate the season’s crop at about 2400 cars shipped versus an anticipated 3500, with decay and spoilage rising as storage and handling fell short. The outlook remains uncertain for growers awaiting better transportation next season.
The season is expected to be not a repetition of this year and the aggregate pay will be considerably less. The tail end of the crew moved forward early this week and brought in 20 cents for first grade and 17 cents for second grade.
Local editor D N Walker of the Enterprise of Louisa Virginia reports rapid healing after applying Bucksen's Arnica Salve to a wall in the foot. He states no inflammation followed and the salve healed the wound. Available at Tallman Co. druggists.
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