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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1911
Page
7
In Shellhorn Alabama Carrie May reports long weak spells and headaches before taking Cardul. After two bottles she recovers fully and urges other women with similar troubles to try the tonic. Cardui is described as a women’s tonic with a fifty year record, sold by druggists with a mailed 64 page Homemakers book available from Challands Tennessee.
Seattle Athletic club will send Frank Duncan 125 WIL Ward 146 Andy Dow 168 and Polly Grimm heavyweight to the north western meet in Portland next month. Also includes a brief note on Bucklen's Arnica Salve and the Corvallis State Grange meeting details with delegates and program.
Pendleton residents suffer kidney related backache and weakness across ages. Mrs George Bargett reports relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills, recommended by a physician, with lasting improvement. The advertisement states Doan's pills are sold by dealers nationwide for fifty cents per pack through Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Hogs fell about 60 cents in North Portland yards with a weaker tone overall. The market showed slight gains in Omaha and steady activity in Chicago. Lambs and cattle remained firm, with spring lambs trading near $7 and mixed stock in limited supply at North Portland.
One hundred dollars reward offered for any case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney of Toledo is vouched for by Walding Kinnan Marvin wholesale druggists. Cure taken internally, payment via testimonials and price per bottle. Also Woll's Foamy Lix for constipation.
Hood River Oregon workers relocate the old W, KR, N passenger depot onto rollers to clear space for a new $40,000 depot at Place Lo. A temporary street is opened near the railroad yards to handle traffic during construction. The old horse is famed for age, while the mule is famed for its oars.
Fremont miners quit at the Fremont mine operated by Spokane capital after failing to receive their wages. In Idaho, the Idaho Society of Engineers plans an official journal. Centennial Stadium contract awarded to Stadin & Louden for 1211. Rain improves crops across the valley. Tuberculosis Day observed in Pomeroy with Dr Kay Kendall delivering a talk on causes and prevention.
H Corey Tresigns chief clerk to former Secretary Benson and incumbent Olcott plans resignation to run for Secretary of State to succeed Olcott. In Milton Oregon two weddings reported: Elnore Warner Slughter wed to Walter Richard. Gertie Grier wed to Clinton Eggers. UDC California opens eleventh annual convention in Venice with Dixie parade and planned program.
Chehalis Washington reports crowded schools demand more space after a 40000 high school and a 35000 grade school were built in recent years. Every room is overflowing and officials fear at least four new rooms will be required to handle growth. Sunnyside Man to Wed Again to be married in North Yakima. William H Thringer, 69, a Civil War veteran and broom maker, obtains a court permit to marry Ree na Littleton, 65, widow seeking divorce records show previous divorce.
Astoria court arraigned Coe Thompson on forging Hammond Lumber Co names to checks he cashed in stores. He waived examination, committed to county jail awaiting circuit court grand jury action. In Roseburg, Kendall brothers Water and Necht plant at Winchester burned, origin in generating room. Loss estimated at 40000 with 12000 insurance.
A brief note reports a little girl who suffered scalp humor and hair loss has regained hair growth. Doctors express hope as the strands return, and the child now sports noticeably longer hair.
Chas Irenner of Amana Iowa writes of measles followed by a bad scalp humor that caused itching and hair loss. After trying numerous remedies, a cake of Cuticura Soap and a box of Cuticura Nutment cleared the scalp in weeks and hair began to grow. He has since recommended the Cuticura remedies to others with success.
Junction City Oregon Pomona grange of Lane county met Saturday with Junction City grange. There were present from out of town grandes more than 60. Every grange in Lane county was represented. more than 169 being present in all. The late lecturer gave an instructive talk to the grange. Ballard's Snow Liniment advertised for injuries with price and availability.
Hood River County Oregon purchased crude oil to apply as a sealant to macadam roads across the county. The move aims to improve road surfaces and longevity, with officials detailing distribution by district and anticipated weather windows for application.
An old ad touts Dr Leonhardt's Hem-Rold for piles with a money back guarantee. It claims internal action removes the pile cause and promises relief for a four day supply in a large bottle priced at 71 dollars, from Dr Leonhardt Co Station B Buffalo N Y. A booklet is available upon request.
Five brass band members claim a $5 fine on members blocked the Saturday show as management sought to press crowds. They allege the route urged to attract attention was not followed. Bend inspects proposes rural delivery route east to Bear Creek, to Prineville, back to Bend with tri weekly service for about 60 families.
A fire at College Grove destroyed Julius Adams's residence in the eastern part of the city. The cause is unknown. Five volunteer fire companies fought the blaze and saved a neighboring home by six feet, but interior and furniture were ruined. The fire’s date and exact time are unclear in the report.
The ad claims weak kidneys cause pimples and blotches and that Hood s Sarsaparilla strengthens the kidneys and clears the complexion. It promises thorough blood purification, leading to better health.
The report outlines steps for city improvements including district formation assessment plans and public notices. It details council actions from declaring intent to improving streets to awarding contracts and computing special assessments, with timelines and remonstrance rules. The notice cites April 3 1911 as the first publication date and is dated Pendleton Oregon.
The Common Council of Pendleton Oregon invites sealed bids by May 10 1911 6 pm for sidewalk and crosswalk construction on the north side of West Court Street from Calvin to Ash. Bids must show wood or cement sidewalk and crosswalk prices per linear foot and be accompanied by a 200 certified check. Council may reject all bids. Dated April 25 1911 Thomas Fitzgerald.
Common Council of Pendleton Oregon will receive sealed bids at City Recorder office until May 10 1911 for sidewalks and cross walks on the south side of West Court street between Star street east line and Ash street west line. Bid items include wood and cement sidewalks price per linear foot with guarantee of return if unsuccessful. Council may reject any or all bids. April 28 1911 Thos Fitzgerald.
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