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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1907
Page
9
In St Louis May 3 physicians split over Cooper s remedies with some crediting his results for chronic liver kidney and stomach complaints while others dismiss the craze as a medical fad. The spread of Cooper s preparations fuels public interest as thousands seek him daily and his charitable work remains extensive.
The management invites visitors to view rooms and the modern bath establishment in the Hotel Portland. C. Bowers mane.
Weston May 31 The pioneers picnic on June 7 features Eagles Band under T A Licuallen and Joseph N Scott, speeches by Mayor M A Baker and Hon Walter M Pierce, balloon ascension with parachute drop, street races, and band concerts. Additional events include readings, solos, memorials, and a normal school quartet program.
Decoration Day exercises in Milton featured G A R members and a cemetery march. Park programs included a principal address by Comrade Baker of Weaton. The Old Society M E church raised funds from a lawn social. Freight service to Walla Walla aids fruit shipments, and trolley service grows more useful. Alfalfa cutting continues. strawberry picking is scarce but berries fetch good prices. Milton’s new city park draws crowds and river fishing remains popular. A clinical note touts Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and asthma with guaranteed relief. Sawdust dumping on Rock Creek leads to arrest for E Erickson. second offense in area, case pending trial.
Hotel arrivals list guests from Portland to San Francisco with many named individuals and cities including Spokane Tacoma Seattle and Wallowa. A separate note cites Colby Coryell and Howe found guilty of a sawdust dumping in Mission Creek fined 75 dollars. The Sixteenth Annual Baptist Young People's Union convention in Spokane July 4 to 1 prompts a round trip fare of 8 dollars on O R and N tickets sold July 1 and 4 return by July 16 with details via local agents.
G W Cloyd of Plunk Missouri recounts a four year old accident when a bar bolt nicked his thumb. He avoided amputation after applying Hucklen's Amica Salve which he says cured the wound. Available for 25 cents at Tall man Co.'s druggists.
The Salem Statesman reports Hon. T. B. Kay has provided two dining and rest rooms for mill workers. About 120 employees, including 35 women and young girls, can use the new facilities in a well lit, ventilated cottage, separate for men and women, with sanitary conditions. Also notices warning against forest fires were mailed to timber owners and railroad officials under new law, with 800 notices sent to county commissioners and railroad superintendents.
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