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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1911
Page
7
Piles ruin life and mood. A tablet medicine claims to cure by removing internal causes, avoiding ointments and operations. Pendleton Drug Co and druggists guarantee it. Dr Leonhardt's Hem-Rold costs $1 for a 24 day supply from Dr Leonhardt Co Station B Buffalo NY.
An advertisement extols HYOMET as a germ killing vapor that soothes inflamed mucous membranes when inhaled through nose or mouth. It claims quick relief from catarrh, with a complete outfit priced at 11 and a second bottle for 0c, available from Tall man & Co and other druggists.
A patient from Pendleton Oregon reports fifteen years of dull back pain and numbness, with frequent urination. After trying remedies with little help, Doan's Kidney Pills relieved the trouble, and the customer recommends the product highly. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY, advertises nationwide.
Only 39 voters cast ballots in Haines for a 20000 dollar water bond to fund a new supply. Of those, 10 opposed the bond while the rest supported installing an adequate water system. In Nyssa Oregon surveys are under way for a Snake River pumping plant to lift water to beach lands irrigating about 200 acres for irrigation.
Judge A E Rice will begin a term in Chehalis next Monday with a crowded docket of civil cases and multiple criminal matters to be tried in the Lewis County Superior Court.
Grants Pass opera house hosts an operetta on May day titled The Whole Year Round directed by High School Superintendent Professor Turner. The production features 175 chorus voices, with most singers drawn from the local schools and community.
Gordon E Hayes served 23 years as attorney for the state land board in Clackamas County. Walter A Dimick state senator has been appointed to succeed him. Dimick will take over duties in Oregon City replacing Dinick who resigned after long service.
Woodland Washington public school leadership notes a tiny graduating class of two boys and one girl this year while a larger class is expected next year. The Woodland school is currently closed as one of the schools in Cowlitz County.
Central Point will see a $65,000 sewer system along with paving several blocks and extension of the water system among planned improvements this year. The contract has been let to the Jacobsen-Bade company.
Night policeman John Banfield was splitting wood when a revolver dropped from his pocket and discharged. The bullet entered his jaw and exited below the ear. Banfield is not seriously hurt but treated for jaw injuries and possible complications noted.
Mayor Br C Peery designates Priday to lead a clean up drive as alleys and streets are slated for repair. Residents pledge help including promised lent and free wagons to support the effort while a separate injury suit arises from an eye injury at a factory in Kennewick.
A testimonial effort from patients praising Doctors York and York for curing chronic kidney and blood diseases. The letter claims long illness, prior failures with other doctors, and weight gain after treatment. It offers free consultation papers and circulars to out of town applicants and lists 210% West Main Street, Walla Walla, Washington.
Mrs J W Rigby wife of Rev 0 W Rigby a well known Methodist preacher died in Hood River Sunday morning from a paralytic stroke. She was active in philanthropic efforts in Hood River and a member of the WCTOL Woman's League and the Methodist church. She was four years old. The funeral was to be held Sunday from the Methodist church.
Milpitas Land and Livestock holdings totaling over two thousand acres in the southern county changed owners in the past week. Henry Abel, Henry Curtner, and RD Barber, all of California, purchased 2000 acres from the Milpitas company. remaining 1470 acres were bought by Abel Cartier and Barber from Reece T. S. vane and others.
An old advertisement claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve startled the world by healing burns boils sores and many skin ailments. It boasts forty years of proven cures and markets at Koeppens for 26 cents, urging widespread use for chapped hands fever sores piles and swelling.
A dismissive note on avoiding fear of mythical swamp haunts and highlighting real malaria dangers in swamps bayous and lowlands. The ad promotes Electric Bitters as a blood cleansing remedy credited by Wm Fretwell of Lucama North Carolina, claiming three bottles cured malaria.
American entries at regular fees are listed today for the French Grand Prix the automobile classic of the world. Several American cars are entered.
Mild head cold may signal a stubborn nasal catarrh. Ely's Cream Balm is advertised to relieve stuffed air passages directly, with a liquid atomizer option available. The product promises no cocaine or mercury and is priced at 10 cents, mailed from Ely Brothers in New York.
Hyalenie Exposition at Cresden Saxony began informally today as a vast International hygienic exposition nears completion. Officials indicate a formal opening later this month with the fair running through October.
Delegates from multiple Missouri Christian Missionary Society branches gathered in Joplin on Monday May 1 for a three day district convention. Leadership outlined plans for regional outreach and reported on current mission projects.
Gustav Bauman, famed through his long association with the Holland House, retires today from the proprietorship of the New York hostelry. The traveling public widely recognizes him for his years of service in hotel management.
An old Toledo advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for incurable catarrh and claims testimonials and internal use. The ad asserts F J Cheney and company reliability and lists Walding Kinnan Marvin as wholesale druggists. It mentions other products and mail orders for samples.
City records describe proposed street improvements including engineer estimates, boundaries, and assessment methods. It outlines council action, publication requirements, objections window, and procedures for inviting proposals and finalizing the improvement plan.
The Common Council may award contracts to the lowest responsible bidder or direct the work if proposals are rejected. It may purchase materials and hire labor, supervise all work, and ensure compliance with ordinances. Costs may be assessed on benefitted parcels after notices, hearings, and city recorder entry, with final figures recorded as the Recorder's Estimate and Assessment. Published April 3, 1911, Pendleton Oregon.
The City of Pendleton Oregon invites sealed bids for sidewalk and crosswalk construction on the north side of West Court Street between Calvin Street and Ash Street. Bids due May 10 at 6 PM. Bid specs require lineal foot prices for wood and cement sidewalks and a $200 bid guarantee. City reserves right to reject all bids. May 28 101. Thos Fitzgerald, City Recorder.
The Common Council of Pendleton Oregon will receive bids at the City Recorder’s office in Pendleton up to May 7 1911 for sidewalks and crosswalks on the south side of West Court Street between East Street and Ash Street. Bid items include price per linear foot for wood sidewalk cement sidewalk and wood crosswalk and cement crosswalk. Each bid must include a bid guarantee and the council reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Dated Pendleton Oregon April 1911 THOS FITZGERALD City Recorder.
All kinds of hair work offered at Madam Kennedy's Hair Parlors located at 607 East Court Ct. Includes natural human hair foods for sale and hair resting services. Work guaranteed. bring combings and wait for completion. Contact Red 8762.
Pendleton Oregon listing for Comb Black Minorca eggs at 1.60 dollars setting and 8.00 dollars per 100 with contact at 215 Jane Street Black 6091. Local notice notes seller in Pendleton Oregon.
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