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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1908
Page
6
A reader recounts three summers with eczema improved by Cuticura Medicines. A brother’s skin cleared after using Cuticura Veneers and soap and ointment, and a daughter’s eczema blazed then faded with Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Mrs Sarah E. Lusk of Coldwater Michigan cites Aug 15 and Sept 2, 1907.
The hatching season is open and I offer settings of full blood single comb white leghorn eggs in any quantity at $7 per hundred. For information call Main 88. A. Nolte.
Advertising copy notes printing of candidates cards and circulars at a very reasonable price with prompt service and first class work. Contact Bam Oregonian by phone Main.
Freewater May 5. A new bank will open soon in Freewater bringing total banks to two. Incorporators are A. S. Pearson D. C. Sanderson and R. H. Wellman with 10000 capital. Rev Stewart from Echo visits and shows interest in Umatilla county. George Milner reports killing a bear and capturing two cubs in the Blue mountains and refusing over a hundred dollars for them. A demonstration train will visit May 14 with talks on livestock crop rotation moisture conservation fruit growing methods and soil chemistry. Meadow Park hosts a Sunday outing from Milton and Freewater and a Saturday dance draws local youths. Fruit prospects look promising for a strong year.
Weston May 6 Invitations to the Pioneer Reunion of Umatilla county near Weston have been issued by president A Barnes and secretary J M O Harra. The event, to be held in late May, is billed as one of the best. The Weston Normal team won two games with Pearson's academy at Walla Walla and expects more wins soon. A rock crushing project by D F Lavender, county court appointed, aims to improve a two mile road stretch south from the Bonewill place with county funds and local labor under F King supervision.
A historical notice states fevers rise at high elevations and malaria at lower levels, and presents Electric Bitters as the best remedy to overcome climate affections lassitude jaundice biliousness fever age and debility. Sold with guarantee at Tallman & Co. drug store for 60 cents.
Athena hosts its first market day on a Saturday to broad local approval. Wagons transport numerous goods including horses, stock and farm implements, with 60 barrels of flour sold by Preston Parton Milling at reduced rates. Evangelistic meetings at the M E church led by Rev Carradina of St Louis continue to attract large crowds for the next two weeks.
Cedar View merchant B G Stewart says buyers of Dr King’s Life Pills receive gold-weight value for ailments like constipation malaria and biliousness. Sold under guarantee at Tallman & Co. drug store for 26 cents.
Notice from Superintendent W G Sutherland states water charges are payable at the superintendent's office in the council rooms by the first of each month. If not paid by the 10th, water service will be turned off.
Arrangements are underway for a large Fourth of July event in North Yakima with a race meet highlighted as a feature of the celebration.
One of the essentials of happy homes is a fund of health knowledge and reliable products. The ad touts Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a genuine, well reviewed laxative approved by physicians and the Well Informed of the World, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co and sold by leading druggists.
A medical ad promotes Kodol as the remedy that will restore health after stomach discomfort. The copy urges continuous use for a few weeks and asserts the product’s effectiveness is proven by experience. Tallman & Co sells the item locally.
Bands, bells, whistles and cheering 3000 spectators greeted a special O R N excursion train as it neared Lewiston yesterday. Crowds on the Clear Water riverbank cheered the crossing of the new bridge, and a second round of applause rose when the train reached the north approach. Portland visitors alighted to a cordial greeting at the Commercial club rooms hailed as the most cordial ever extended to a Portland delegation.
An advertisement claims Kodol digests all foods and tackles stomach trouble directly. It emphasizes ease of use and pleasant taste, noting availability through Tallman & Co.
Thomas Morgan reports the milking machine on the Prairie Creek ranch a success after quick setup with help from Hamilton and Joseph. The unit milks 28 cows in about 90 minutes, with potential to handle over 100 cows per operator once the herd is trained. Dr. Withycombe’s letter confirms success and Kansas experiment station tests support the result.
Brief city bulletin from East Oregonias recaps daily happenings across government, schools, weather, and local events. Names of notable figures and organizations appear in short items, with emphasis on community impacts and upcoming deadlines.
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