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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1913
Page
7
Chronic disease focused physician claims superior qualification over general practitioners. He emphasizes long experience in one line, ability to diagnose accurately and apply correct treatment, and modern equipment in his office for successful outcomes. He questions whether a doctor’s limited experience can truly address a patient’s illness.
The Pendleton Common Council invites bids to sprinkle city streets for 2013 season. Districts cover Umatilla River north and south areas, with district boundaries described. City supplies wagons and water. bidders provide horses and drivers. Each bid must include a $100 certified check. Proposals due May 1st at 8 oclock, 1913, at City Recorder office.
Sealed proposals for 200 bonds of The City of Pendleton Oregon valued at 200000 dollars with 65 percent semi annual interest maturing in 20 years will be received until 5 pm on May 14 1913 at City Hall office. Each bid must include a 2500 dollar certified check payable to the Mayor and forfeited if bid is awarded and not carried out. Bids to Thomas FitzGerald City Recorder Pendleton Oregon marked Proposals for bids for Water Bonds. City reserves right to reject any and all bids.
Advertising copy touts Parisian Sage as a scientific hair rejuvenator and tonic that will grow hair, stop shedding, and cure dandruff in two weeks. A 50 cent bottle is sold by Tullman & Co. with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Pendleton Oregon resident P Hutchinson testifies in 1910 to relief from back pain and sluggish kidney secretions using Doan’s Kidney Pills and confirms continued good results. Also a 1912 bid notice for street improvements on Raley Street in Pendleton with specifications, bids due May 7th, 1912, and city right to reject bids.
Notice calls for bids on a modern two circuit automatic storage battery switchboard punching register six inch bell and other components. Bids must be sent to the Mayor Pendleton Oregon by May 7 1913 with five percent certified check. Dated Pendleton April 23 1918 THUS FITZGERALD. Clerk of the City Pendleton
May saw desertion in the wheat pit with the day closing unchanged while July and September posted small advances. Early losses gave way to short covering in all options, aided by weather factors and the soft European cables, with prices reflecting fluctuating demand and Canadian offers. Portland and Willamette market prices for various grain products are listed, including flour, hay, and feed values, along with bag prices.
Special correspondence from Echo Oregon notes both east and westbound locals Nov 1 and 4 now carry a mail car, easing delays when Spokane and Walla Walla mail waited for No. 17. Hotel Echo repairs near finish under new owners Stubling and Keller, including a concrete septic tank. Local residents Perry Gould, Col H G Newport, Mrs. Alex Reid, Mrs. Geo Fish and daughter, Andrew Keller, Al Slusher, Mrs FE P Rilep and W J Wattenburger are mentioned among visitors and activities in Echo and Pendleton, The Dalles, Portland and Pasadena connections.
The Wednesday Journal notes hogs and sheep marketing at North Portland declined from prior months while cattle and calves rose. Year to date four months show increases across hogs and sheep, with hog marketing up by 10,898 head versus last season. cattle prices reach $8.25 for choice steers, with several lots near $8.20. A sales surge for hogs and cattle reflects a stronger industry, while March saw the smallest hog movement of the year.
A nineteenth or early twentieth century advertisement promises hair loss and dandruff prevention with Meritol Hair Tonic and promotes Merital Rheumatism Powders from the American Drug and Proprietary Association. Tallman & Company is listed as exclusive local agents.
Life reports on a dialogue where the first doctor recalls performing an appendectomy and the second doctor asks about the underlying matter, presenting a concise medical inquiry in historical print.
The East Oregonian invites readers to bring or mail old items to the office for potential purchase. Submit at the earliest convenience for consideration and evaluation by staff.
The Lonergan Commission Co of Portland figures among the stock buyers this week. The wife of W W Atherton post master at Nolin died today and the body will be sent from Echo to Lewiston Idaho on morning train No 6. Chamberlains Tablets praised for stomach and bowel help with a local testimonial from Darius Downey of Newberg junction New Brunswick.
Pendlean Lodge No 6 A F and A M meets the first and third Mondays inviting visiting brethren. Sentley and Leffingwell are estate fire life and accident insurance agents with a new location at 815 Mal street. Phone Main 404. M V Turley M D office with Lynn K. Biakeslee MD Judd Building. Engraved cards invitations and wedding announcements offered. East Oregonian office samples available.
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