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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1908
Page
7
Game Warden Mullen investigated a Moxte report of pheasants in possession. J LeGasse kept 32 eggs from two nests, 14 hatched under a single hen, one brood lost due to age difference. Birds thriving in domestic conditions, policy support noted by the association.
The Y M C A in Pocatello will formally dedicate its new building with public access tomorrow and Monday from 2 to 10 pm. The event includes building dedication, addresses led by Hon. James H. Brady, and music. The keys will be handed to W H Cleave by John P Congdon as a symbol of completion. Brady, who chaired the fundraising drive, will give the principal address.
Proceedings in United States court may dissolve the $500 million tobacco combine. Government evidence targets American Tobacco Company and about 60 allied firms plus 20 individuals. Eight men or estates, led by James B. Duke and Thomas F. Ryan, control the trust with vast stock holdings and high dividends.
North Yakima owners express readiness for a May 30 parade at the state fair grounds. The event will not interfere with Decoration Day observances or Grand Army services. Automobiles and owners will present their features late in the afternoon after other duties, aiming to accommodate the holiday crowd.
Ex Senator Tom Sumner of Everett and fellow local investors form a company to reclaim about 1200 acres near Mabton in the Yakima valley. They will drill artesian wells to find flowing water, aiming for surface access within a reasonable distance. The venture, praised by Sumner as promising, reflects belief that Mabton has artesian prospects despite past shallow borings.
Pendleton readers learn kidney duty as Doan's Kidney Pills aid backache and urinary troubles. Mrs. Putnam Yeek of Elgin Oregon reports relief from lame back and kidney pain after using a box, noting improved kidney action and lifted burden. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY 60 cents. Remember the name Dean's.
A promotional note states a man refuses to die and credits Sexine Pills as the greatest tonic for both genders. It advertises price at $1 per bar and six boxes for $5, urging readers to buy from Pendleton Drug Co, claiming no substitutions and listing this store as selling principal remedies.
Map from East Oregonian office offers 160 acres partly needed for alfalfa two good orchards a nicely furnished house several springs fine sheep ranch good range near railroad and arranged for two families reserve price 25 cents address 607 Weatherby Oregon included in premium offers for old or new subscribers to East Oregonian daily weekly and semi weekly publications
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