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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1906
Page
8
Convincing proofs of constant and increasing demand for our delicious coffers noted by the ding of our telephone and the hum of our electric mill. Ever try new coffee and find the second pound stale The grocer is to blame. You can depend on us for uniformity freshness and sanitary coffees. Plant nation to you that’s how and we have the paper to show you
An old advertisement asserts a one trial will prove the value of a premium product with a phone order request emphasizing it as the business and urging immediate action. The fragment hints at a sales pitch using affordable pricing. No clear brand or date is provided.
Tonight the C City council will discuss further street improvements and Levee bonds. Warren Construction's Frank Reese will attend and note likely costs if paving is ordered now. Ordinances on levee contracts and protection, plus penalties for embankment damage, are on the agenda.
The text states that removing the cause cures a cough, describing a cough as a nervous spasm from inflamed airways. It asserts the membranes’ condition must change and when irritation ceases, the cough stops.
Secretary Ethan Allen Hitchcock will resign as head of the Interior Department next March due to age and burden of duties. Appointed by McKinley in 1894, he has served through McKinley and Roosevelt administrations and will return to St Louis. James R. Garfield and H. K. Smith are named as successors or promotions to fill the vacancy.
A fragmented report hints at ongoing land fraud cases involving municipal and federal trade interests. References to Honey, Frehele J., Gregan, Jule Hunt, and William FB. Gilbert suggest a courtroom sequence tied to a broader land dispute in the era, with San Francisco and Montin as contexts.
In a rough basketball game last night the Maneaters lost to the Tigers 16 to 3. Referee Clark Nelson allowed a goal after the whistle due to late arrivals and two imported players for the Tigers. Shockley led the Tigers with five baskets, while Captain Ra ley and Hartinin contributed points for the Tigers and Maneaters respectively.
Baker City authorities clashed with Troop A of the Fourteenth Cavalry as soldiers traveling from Bolee to Fort Walla Walla fought local officials. Two troopers were arrested after a fierce confrontation, several soldiers were beaten, Officer Merrill was injured, and a later spree in Welser prompted additional town chaos before troops were disarmed and later released with assurances of discipline.
William G. Sutherland, Pendleton water superintendent, expresses pride over a new roll-top desk donated to the water department. The desk, once used by Frank B. Clapton as secretary of the water commission, was purchased by the bond for the office and now sits in the clerk’s room as Sutherland reflects on its past.
The Devil's Auction company arrived in the city today with a large amount of scenery and a promising performance. Authorities expect a heavy crowd this evening as the show opens in Frager Thin.
Umatilla county sheepmen phoned Sumpter ahead of today’s stock men meeting to secure all sleeping spaces. A special arrangements committee will be appointed to address the lodging monopoly. Cattlemen traveled to Sumpter but lacked even their middle blankets.
A fire at the Alpine concentrating mill near Tolaho Springs Colorado burned in the pre dawn hours. An estimated 106,000 in ore concentrate may have been affected as investigators assess the blaze and its damage to equipment and storage.
Special agent Robert Burns of the O R & N ستكون directs wood and fuel car distribution from Walla Walla to Pendleton. D F Woods returns from the Blue Mountains noting limits on loaded cars due to scarce teams and men. Burns aims to keep every wood point stocked with cars and urges dealers to boost crews to prevent delays. Trainmaster Matheson also aids efforts.
Figures from early records show Suez canal traffic with 4115 Voetea pase in 1405 and 105 008 tons. Military ships and transports dominate. Passenger numbers reach 252 608 with 142 514 civilians, rising in later years. civilian postenders grow to 229 202 by Turner era.
An advertorial text extols Dr. Pierce Favorite Prescription as strengthening for delicate womanly organs and overall health. It claims benefits for nervous symptoms, fatigue, and menstrual issues, asserting safe herbal ingredients and offering physician contact for confidential treatment.
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