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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1908
Page
10
The notice proclaims Pendleton's leading clothiers offering men quality apparel at attractive prices. It promises a square deal to all, inviting participation in the business arrangement and benefits shared with contributors.
Boston May 29 Over 100000 parasitic moths and flies were released from the Melrose Highlands station as part of a campaign by state and national agricultural authorities against gypsy and brown tail moths. Four parasite varieties target caterpillars, with beetles and tachinid flies attacking larvae and eggs, aiming to curb the pests in New England.
Boston May 29 A monument to George Dixon funded by nationwide sports fans will be unveiled tomorrow at Mt Hope Cemetery. The $1800 granite shaft features a bronze 6 foot 6 boxer statue, with a raising inscription recalling Dixon’s poverty despite a public boxing career and fortunes at times. Funds were raised by popular subscription from boxing followers across the country.
Cedar View Mississippi merchant B G Stewart proclaims customers get value worth gold with Dr King’s Life Pills. The remedy promises relief from constipation malaria and biliousness and is sold at Tallman & Co. drug store for 25 cents under a guarantee.
In Prospect Park Brooklyn under St Patrick’s Society auspices the birthday of Irish poet Tom Moore was observed with a bust ceremony in the flower garden. City officials and Irish society delegations from Greater New York attended. the bust was unveiled in 1875 and the revived celebration aims to honor Moore on a larger scale. An interview with Judge Fee cites alcohol as a major driver of crime, noting youths’ paths from saloon to prison, cattle theft, gambling, and bad influences.
A terse line appears: If you see It in the East Oregonian. The fragment hints at a cryptic message or puzzle noted in the newspaper page, with no clear subject, person, or event identified in the readable text.
A Eugene letter argues that prohibition since July 1, 1906 cut city income from saloon licenses, raised departures of workers to Portland and Roseburg, and changed street life and commerce. It claims 66 retail liquor licenses in Lane County, 24 in Eugene, and notes paving efforts credited to officials rather than prohibition. The writer calls for a return to pre prohibition conditions and criticizes a local booster hire.
A new poetry book titled The Song of the Oregon Pine by Bert Huffman is now on sale at Frazier book store for 60 cents. The collection features original verse printed on fine paper and is highly illustrated.
Mr John Riba of Vining Illinois reports selling DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills for about a year with better satisfaction than any pill ever sold Sold by Tallman Co.
Mrs. M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a free home cure for bed wetting claiming a constitutional cause. No money required write today for full instructions. Also marketed as a cure for urine difficulties in adults and the elderly.
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