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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1908
Page
9
Readers are warned about pickpockets and sharpers, promptly spotted and locked up. Attention highlights the Sells Floto science of tent construction to withstand rain and storm.
Government bulletin details a forest service led campaign to destroy wolves and other pests in national forests. Reports show 1723 wolves and 23208 coyotes killed across 39 and 77 national forests respectively, with broader counts including ranchmen and local records.
A historical ad proclaims climate ailments vary with altitude from fevers to malaria and promotes Electric Hitters as the potent remedy. It claims to cure lassitude jaundice biliousness fever and ague and general debility, labeling it an alterative blood purifier and antidote for bodily weakness. Sold with guarantee at Tallman & Co. drug store for 60 cents.
Weston May 9 The Weston Normal team faces Adams aggregation in an afternoon contest after a season of wins. Seniors rehearse Uncle Rube for the Pioneer reunion as a large Weston crowd attends Governor Chamberlain’s automobile speech on the street yesterday.
The O. R. & N. offers weekly summer ex cursions to Hermiston and the government reservoir starting May 2. Tickets include stage passage to the dam, with a round trip rate of 2.80 dollars from Pendleton. Saturday departures must return Sunday and Sunday departures must return Monday. The trip invites visitors to inspect the $1,000,000 government irrigation project six miles from Hermiston.
The fragmentary item references East Oregonian coverage across multiple stories. Readable details are limited but indicate ongoing reporting on regional events and community updates with standard newspaper tone. The exact events, dates, or names are not clearly present in the available text.
Low Hill of Harlington Texas, a full blood Choctaw, is described as the world’s richest Indian with an estimated fortune of 3.6 million dollars. He owns 300000 acres along the Rio Grande valley, plans sugar cane cultivation, irrigation canals, and three sugar mills, and controls Harlingen townsite. He arrived in Brownsville six years ago, helped lure a Rock Island railroad, and shifted from cattle work to law study at UT and the University of Virginia.
Cedar View merchant B G Stewart touts Dr King’s Life Pills promising customers they get gold weight value with each box. Guarantee offered at Tallman & Co. drug store. 285 conta.
East Oregonian notes candidates can obtain printed candidate cards at a very reasonable price with prompt service and first class work, advertised by phone number listed as Main.
The Oregonian advertises purchase of clean rags at market price, inviting sellers to bring in goods to the office.
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