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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1908
Page
7
If you're deciding where to send your vehicle for repair consider this shop which offers inducements for good work promptly done. A expert painter will handle buggy painting for spring and can make old rigs look as good as new. They service gasoline engines hacks Winona wagons and buggies.
The Seattle Post Intelligencer lauds Wattsburg as a premier apple region and cites a 59 acre orchard earning $40,000 in 1907 after five years of planting. It argues proper cultivation, irrigation, and favorable conditions in Washington create profitable opportunities for enterprising owners, likening success to a former teacher turned orchardist.
The advertisement states the kidneys strain impurities from blood and Foley's Kidney Remedy makes kidneys healthy to remove waste. It urges taking Foley Kidney Remedy at once to make you well, Pendle Toy Drug Co.
The Lewiston and O R N company schedule a Monday June 1 departure for a Lewiston special train to the Portland rove carnival. Subscriptions for the passenger list are available through Commercial club Secretary Mason or O R N General Agent C W Mount. The Portland rose fair promises expanded exhibits and the Lewiston visit includes courtesy honors tied to Portland Chamber of Commerce hospitality. Pendleton Drug Co advertises Foley's Kidney Remedy for kidney and bladder health.
A mare, six years old, about 1280 pounds, branded G on left shoulder and M on left lip, is estrayed. James Hill offers liberal reward for information leading to recovery. Ad dress or phone Helix Oregon. Also advertised pineules claim to relieve back pain and kidney issues. Sold by A C Koeppen and Bros.
East Oregonian office advertises urgent purchase of good clean rags with market price paid, seeking immediate cash for textile scraps and reusable materials.
An advertisement claims Sexine Pills fail to restore strength and nerves after six boxes, offering a refund of $5 or six boxes of continued treatment at no extra cost. The Pendleton Drug Co endorses the claim and urges immediate claims without hesitation, claiming no substitutions and noting it carries principal remedies.
An artist notes Mexico City policed nights with lanterns stationed in streets. Each officer must stay within reach of a central lamp. theft of a lamp earns 500 dollars and theft attempts are deterred by strict penalties. Desperados rarely operate openly in the city.
A discussion of superstitions around suicide and execution touches in England. It recalls beliefs that contact with a death by own action’s hand or the executioner’s rope could cure diseases, including anecdotes from Cornwall, Newgate, Northampton, and Devonshire about handkerchiefs and rope knots carrying healing or protective power.
Ezekiel Chandler Jr of Mississippi in the House celebrates American farmers and diversified agricultural products from Maine to California. He extols grain, cotton, and the nation’s freight and trade, urging pride in King Cotton and the agricultural backbone that feeds and clothes the population.
A farm manager at Fodderty in Dingwall, Scotland, watched a sea gull hover over a turnip field where workers toiled. A large, graceful bird dropped, grasped a mole with its bill, rested briefly, then resumed hunting and unearthed a second mole.
London Graphic notes the white evening waistcoat breaks the gloomy tone of male evening dress yet warns it suits only those under twenty one. It claims white increases apparent proportions while black diminishes them and observes some men look more corpulent in white.
Exchange humor notes Pearl and Ruby recalling a courtship in Holland. Pearl says marriage seemed likely until they learned old shoes bound for Holland weighed two to six pounds each, causing a humorous shift in their plans. The joke hinges on footwear as a playful obstacle.
A tense exchange between Old Bulilon and Young Bulilon reveals concerns over wasteful spending and inheritance. The London Tit-Bits fragment contrasts with a Seneca maxim on nobility, while a cue notes the East Oregonian as the source.
For rent two three or four room suites for housekeeping at 30 Main Street. Wanted men women and families to take advantage of premium offers for old or new Daily, Weekly and Semi-Weekly East Oregonian subscriptions.
Upholstering and furniture repair ing carpets cleaned and laid 620 Thompson street Pendleton Oregon phone block 3563 livery stable Thompson street Carney & Kennedy props livery feed and sale stable good riga at all times a in collection phone malin
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