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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1907
Page
6
Athena May 9 notes discuss rainfall hopes amid dry fields, social events, and visits. reports cover hospital need, fire department plans, new steel bridge arrival, government land patents to locals, and upcoming lodge conventions plus births in May.
In Salem on May 15 and 16 a boys conference will convene with delegates from McMinnville Albany Corvallis Eugene Salem Portland and other Willamette valley towns to discuss needs and best work methods. The event is organized by the Salem Y M C A with Secretary Forbes and aides coordinating invitations for Y M C A and junior clubs. Kidney trouble kills more people than any other disease and Foley's Kidney Cure may prevent fatal outcomes if used in time Koeppen's Drug Store advertises in the Fast Oregonian.
An old advertising notice touts Hyomel as the sole medicated air treatment for bronchial coughs and bronchitis. It promises relief by targeting nose throat and lungs, sells a complete Hyomel outfit for $1, and offers a money back guarantee from Tallman & Cov.
The Epworth League district convention gathers in La Grande for a three day session. Delegates travel from league branches across western Idaho and eastern Oregon. Rev. Charles McCourt of Payette presides with secretary Ora G. Pines of Baker City handling records. Local hosts promise fine entertainment for visitors.
Alvin H. Stimpson of Willimantic Connecticut nearly despaired after many remedies failed. He finally used Foley's Kidney Cure and says four bottles cured him completely, leaving him free from acute kidney trouble. Available at Whoeorpen's Drug Store.
Louisiana cane growers predict a sugar crop of 340000 tons or more for the year, with an average slate near 250000 tons. Last year yield was 225000 tons, Cuba’s short crop unlikely to affect Louisiana prices, beet crop remains normal. A separate note urges a celebration cough remedy for a disturbed congregation. Idaho sportmens tournament opens with many marksmen, 24 events over two days. Denver reports Benjamin Wright involved in a family incident with his wife and young daughter.
Hindu attackers leveled the United Presbyterian mission established in 1860 at Hawalpind, India. Nearly all buildings were destroyed and looted. no serious injuries were reported.
Dr. George M Gould argues in the Medico-Record that school desks deform posture and cause diseases. osteopathy seeks correction of bony framework deformities to prevent grave conditions like anemia and malnutrition in children as the school year lengthens.
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