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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1913
Page
7
An advertisement claims Stearn's Pile Remedy with a tube will stop pile pain in one minute at no cost if not satisfied and guarantees exclusive agency by Tallman DCG Co. The copy touts adrenal in chloride and other curative principles and urges immediate use to end distress.
San Francisco dates the day after a long road tale as Daniel O Leary presented credentials from H R Albee mayor of Portland Oregon at Mayor Stolphs office. He claimed to have walked the 771 miles to the city in 16 days and five hours before waving.
Pendleton residents report reduced back pain and improved kidney function after using Doan's Kidney Pills. J D Morrow, rancher and butcher, credits one box with stopping three months of back twinges and irregular kidney action. Feaster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is sole US agent. price 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
A misread fragment recounts a traveler recalling long city walks and rail routes from 1606 onward. He describes daily mileage, scenery, and the shift from elite paths to broader corridors, noting Portland connections and pursuit of landmarks along the way.
Washington news reports the Thus slay government purchased the palatial home of John Hays Hammond, a mining engineer, on a principal street for the new embassy residence. The mansion is one of the city’s handsomest, bought for about $100,000. the property was originally built by George M. Pullman but never occupied.
A vivid trust-in-the-home ad urges keeping Chamberlain's Cough Remedy on hand to relieve a child's croup attack. It claims a certain cure and notes it is sold by all dealers, describing nights of terror relieved by forethought.
Special correspondence from Nolin reports Misa Mary Balcom daughter of Al Balcom cooking for a 16 man threshing crew for 16 days this summer and 72 days last summer and fall. She also keeps her father's books and helps at the farm despite poor health.
Salem Oregon dispatch lists 22 new county attorneys under a measure creating a county attorney for each county and transferring powers from current district attorneys. 12 holdover district attorneys remain, with appointments spanning multiple counties and cities across the state.
An advertisement urges readers to take Chamberlain's Tablets tonight if feeling dull bilious or constipated promising to feel well tomorrow. Sold by all dealers with the usual advertising claim.
Forties are noted in Seattle on November 6 as part of a rural travel segment. The fragment hints at a broader story about hay trips or transport in Washington state.
A 19th century medical advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh at all stages by internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. It offers $100 if a case fails, cites testimonials, and lists Cheney and Co. of Toledo as makers with distribution through druggists.
Captain Alexander Wood steered the West Seattle ferry into her slip at 1:20 p m yesterday marking his 49 000th voyage, a nine year milestone in Puget Sound navigation. Wood is noted as one of the region s most frequent navigators aboard the waters.
The Common Council of Pendleton directs paving Rush Street from Jackson to Haley with gravel bituminous pavement. It creates Assessment District No. 32, assigns costs to benefited lots, and advertises surveyor estimates and district boundaries in East Oregonian for ten days. City Recorder Thomas Fitzgerald notes plan approval and filing October 31, 1913.
Pendleton Oregon invites sealed proposals to purchase six percent street improvement bonds totaling 13099 20 for Webb Street between Casble and Tutuilla streets Series N Bids due November 6 1913 at 5 pm in the City Recorder 100 bid bond required forfeitable if awarded and bidder refuses to take bonds City reserves right to reject all bids Dated October 25 1913 Recorder
The Common Council of Pendleton held a meeting on October 22, 1913, adopting resolutions to file plans for Lee Street from Lewis to Court, Court Street to Stonewall Jackson, and Alta Street along the paved Alta portion with gravel bitlithic pavement. The notice includes estimated costs, benefited parcels, and each parcel’s share of the total cost. The council found the plans satisfactory and in accord with probable costs.
The Pendleton Common Council outlines improvements for Lee Street Court Street and Alta Street using gravel bitulithic pavement with curbs and gutters. An assessment district No. 30 is created to charge benefited lots and parcels, with plans filed October 22, 1914, and public notice to publish in the East Oregonian.
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