Kidney Pill Endorsements In Pendleton Feature
Pendleton readers hear of Doan's Kidney Pills from citizen Charles W Beale who reports relief after four years of kidney and urinary trouble. He bought at Brock & McComas and praises the remedy, with Fowler Milburn Co Buffalo as United States agents and price 59 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Youn
Pendleon Atlll
Charles W. Beale
West Tastin Street
Aura Street
Pleht
Dean
Brock & McComas
Spring Seeding Nears Finish Amid Promising Hops Yield
The week brought cool showers and frosty mornings aiding farm work though growth lagged. Fall wheat and barley look excellent, with early barley starting to head. Spring seeding nearly complete. hops cultivation near completion, some frost damage noted. Prunes and fruit set vary. irrigation and pasture thrive. dairy milk flow strong. peppers late. weather overall favorable for crops in Columbia River Valley and Wasco, Hood River, and Morrow counties. Washington crop reports show winter wheat 76.05 percent grown. rye 81.05 percent. area slightly down from last fall. A Startling Test reports success with Electric Bitters curing a stomach ulcer hemorrhage case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia River Valley
Boyd
Wasco County
P. P. Underwood
Hood River
P. D. Heinrichs
Grant
Sherman County
Charles H.thom
Lexington
Morrow County
Edwin ‘R. Beach
Pack train to Black Warrior district near Atlanta
The first pack train of the season will leave tomorrow for the Black Warrior district near Atlanta. Six animals carry 6,000 pounds of provisions for the mining camp, with much freight destined for Mr. Max Mayfield’s claim and Atlanta merchants. Captain J Urquider and Harvey Haxter lead eight men. route described as somewhat broken though early travel is light. cost is 6 1/2 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bome
Black Warrior
Atlanta
Max Mayfield
Falk Mercantile Story
J. Urquider
Harvey Haxter
6& Conte
Pownd
Boise
Pendleton May Events and Regional Gatherings Highlight May to July
A chronicle of coming events lists a May 16 school bond election in Pendleton and May 18-21 Grand Lodge session in Astoria. It notes a May 17 school bond vote in Pendleton, May 26 Farmers Institute, and May 27-28 Caledonian games in Athena, plus June county pioneers reunion in Weaton and a June 6 general election in Oregon. Also noted are June encampment in Hood River, June pioneers reunion in Portland, late June Northwest Sports tournament in Pendleton, and August American Mining Congress in Portland, with wool sales spread from May 23 to July 1 across Pendleton, Heppner, Shaniko, Arlington, Shaniko, Baker City, and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
O. F. Grand Lodge
Astoria
Pendeton
Farmers' Institute
Caledonian
Athena
Umatilla County
Pioneers
Weaton
East Oregonian
Oregon
Hood River
Oregon Pioneers
Portland
American Mining Congress
Wool Sales
Heppner
Arlington
Shaniko
Hakers City
Elgin
Ishantko
Old Fiddlers Contest At Pioneer Reunion
An old-fashioned fiddlers contest to be held in Umatilla on June 2 as part of the Pioneer reunion. The event will mirror the successful contest at Athena and Milton last winter, with about six county veterans expected to compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla Poneers
Athena
Milton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alexander
Dixie L. L. Muslin
Lonsdale
Aurora
A. F.C. Dressinghame
American Indigo
Gibraltar Percales
Lexander Department Store the
M. D. Arsonval
Paris
France
R&s
Medernach Block
Main Street
F. Shadduck
Ian Thompson Hardware Co
Matilla Meat Market
Court Street
Reah
Worcester Block
Ann
Wyomine Tribune
Poevers
Fancy Clover Leaf Creamery
Washington, D. C
T. G. Merritt
Tillman & Co.'s
Sele
Crry
Toledo
Lens
Cheney Anes
J. Cheney
Chenky
Beal
Hall
Trealy
Mets J
Toleda
Drogelut
Bsus
Felts
Coustipa
Gus Lafontaine
Malin Street
W. C. Minnis
Neuman
Olympia
A. Nolte
PABST
the State Saloon
J. E. Russell & Co