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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1908
Page
6
A brief reminiscence from a Stamford notice describes a four year old rheumatism illness with high fever and severe pain leaving the writer bedridden and skin peeling during fevers. Remedies from Vina J. at 138 Broad Street are advertised, citing quantities 6 and 12, 1907.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment for eczema and itching, claiming relief and cure through gentle anointings and warm baths with Cuticura Soap. It touts purity, permanency, economy, and offers a free Cuticura Book on Skin Diseases from the Potts Chem. Corp. in Boston.
Milton residents report a Milton Fruitgrowers union meeting choosing early construction of a 100 by 650 foot, one and a half story warehouse adjacent to the O R and N and Walla Walla Trac tion lines. W E Jones buys Agnes J Maloney alfalfa farm for 18000. J F Campbell sells Riverside home to Edward Parrish for 1560. R S Herndon sells fruit land north of Milton to A J Crigler for 3000. Cannery at Freewater to resume full operation with new machinery and increased output this summer. May Frazier hosts eighth and ninth grade students at her home.
Weston reports a new hardware firm formed by Wm. Mac Kenzie George W. Staggs and Dave Lavender. Amasa Phillipa returns with four registered Percheron stallions and blooded jacks. A musicale is planned at Normal auditorium by pupils of Mary Miller and Donald Mitchell. Charles Bulfinch improves from illness. Mrs. Lilly Miller opens a millinery shop. 8. S. Wood returns from California. Stella O Harra earns a teaching certificate. Funeral services for W. W. H. H. Scott held in Athena. many attendees.
An advertisement touts Hickory Bark Cough Remedy as a sure cure for lung trouble coughs colds hoarseness and sore throat. Sold by druggists and first class dealers nationwide via Pendleton Drug Co.
In Pilot Rock spring activity is rising as the new O R and N depot nears completion. A large furniture store building by Will Mathews will rise on Willow Street. Walter Smith and wife arrive from Echo and plan a confectionery store and billiard hall. Henry Harrison sells his mercantile stake to S Jenkins and plans a Texas trip then Seattle. Farmers are busy with spring work and fall sown wheat looks fine.
Kennedy’s Laxative Cough Syrup acts gently on the bowels and relieves inflammation promptly. It is pleasant to take and sold by Tallman & Co.
Detroit Mich March 27 sports men from across the state attend a Michigan Association for the Protection of Game in this State convention. The group will discuss remedial and direct legislation and draft a single comprehensive fish and game bill for passage in 1909.
An old advertisement promises one hundred dollars reward for incurable catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by interior use. It includes endorsements from local druggists Walding and Ged Wholesale Druggists and notes testimonials available upon request.
Work will start in two weeks on the Ames Agricultural academy to be erected at Eagle. J. W. Smith, architect, has drawn the plots. The building will cost about $10,000 on a 20 acre plot purchased by prominent Seventh Day Adventists of Idaho backing the project.
Pendleton residents urged to treat backache and urinary trouble as potential signs of kidney disease. Mrs. Arthur Hammer of 717 Aura Street endorses Doan's Kidney Pills from The Pendleton Drug Co as a trusted remedy, noting five years of relief and urging others to buy from Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo, 60 cents.
Hundreds of hoboes from California pass through western Oregon on freight No 222 stopping in Eugene. Between 200 and 250 men swarm the depot grounds, walk and run to stay warm, many staying overnight. Panic conditions eased as crowd appeared peaceable, echoing Coxey’s army era.
The dialogue accuses Jim Weatherby of lacking independence as his wife allegedly guides him, including walking past saloons on the way home. The exchange suggests social control inside a marriage and questions of personal autonomy in public life.
A brief note promises no poor tea in packages bearing the brand name and urges a return to the grocer if quality is not met. It instructs customers to report substandard tea to ensure proper action and mentions a general directive about returns and quality checks.
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