Deporte Attest Confirms Cashier W L Thompson
Correct attest appears by W L Thompson as cashier with a total of 255 408 109 noted.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1907
Page
8
Correct attest appears by W L Thompson as cashier with a total of 255 408 109 noted.
Local clubs prepare for a Sunday matinee on Court Street grounds as the Columbias visit the Boosters. Dallas star Taliaferro sharpens spitball while Maloney and McCoy star for Portland in a clash expected to draw strong fan interest.
A. W. and G. W. Rugg of the sheep firm Rugg Brow left for Nye to prepare to move their 12 000 acre Grand Ronde summer range above Hilgard. They earned 20 percent for their wool, half a cent better than last year, and are optimistic about the outlook.
Prof H V Carpenter of Washington State College visited Pendleton to secure plans for a new M FE church building nearing completion in the city. He praised the arrangement and hopes to replicate the design at Pullman for the Pullman M F church.
The Heppner flood echo appears in the J. M. Kernan estate in La Grande with O R N agent Kernan and his wife drowned escaping the depot. Assistant Superintendent Thomas Walsh is administrator and District Attorney F S Ivanhoe attorney for the estate.
Mia Lane and her daughter Miss Neva Lane anticipate a summer vacation in Maine and along the New England coast. They plan to travel east via the Canadian Pacific and St Lawrence River, the Thousand Islands, and other points of interest, returning by Jamestown exposition in early fall.
Grand Secretary BE Sharon of Oregon Odd Fellows attends La Grande session for the fourteenth time and visits his mother Mrs A L Sharon and brother J L Sharon before returning to Portland. Arlington rooming house furniture to be auctioned May 26 at 2 pm with varnishing and lease option offered by owner R Martin. Mrs W F Matlock to leave for Portland for the summer, joined soon by daughter Mrs Fred Laats who will stay in Portland during hot weather.
A baseball game is set for Sunday May 26 at 2 p m featuring the Dalles and Pendleton. The matchup pits regional teams in a scheduled afternoon contest expected to draw local fan interest.
A class of twelve will graduate at Pendleton High School with President P L Campbell of the University of Oregon delivering the address on the Basis of Permanent Prosperity. Miss Neva Hodder and Miss Matel Elder offer salutatory and valedictory remarks as the program includes solos, a chorus, diplomas, and a benediction by Rev Victor Dorris.
Judge A Lowell returned from Canyon City reports Grant county poised for a prosper ous year. Livestock markets strong and cattle prices rising. John Day valley may rival Hood River for apples and fruit quality is high with no fruit pests. Railroad expansion to Prairie City and Surveyed routes toward Susanville mining district expected to bring growth. Northern Grant near Ritter Long Creek Kilbride offers cheap wheat lands once rail lines reach it. Warns Alberta buyers to consider northern Grant lands. notes people sometimes claim immunity after wrongdoing.
The statement urges sufferers from stomach liver or bowel disorders to obtain a bottle of the remedy, presenting testimonials as persuasive proof. It emphasizes the value of cured people opinions and encourages immediate purchase without delay.
A fragmented ad claims Hostetter's Stomach Medicine cured digestive ills, easing sour stomach, heartburn, indigestion, dyspepsia, and bad appetite. It touts reliability against various ailments and malaria related discomfort, though text is garbled.
A health claim states the product not only eliminates blood impurities that cause debility but also creates pure, rich blood. It urges readers to try the remedy for improved vitality.
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