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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1906

Page

7

Custer Massacre Retold By Elbert Hubbard Heroic Stand And Tragedy

A retelling of the Little Bighorn battle chronicles General Custer and 243 men as Terry hopes to strike from Reno’s flank. The Sioux hold firm, a sunlit noon to a moonlit night of endurance, with Curley the Crow slipping through to warn Terry as combat ends in a brutal last stand.

Custer Elbert Hubbard Hubbard Bismarck Terry Howe Grant Missouri Layan Yellowstone River Little Big Horn Canter Coffer Coster Reno Lea Grasa Custerno Napoleon Waterloo Bugle Castor Curstor Tuster Dunster Stony Renn Alptera Sweethearta Curley Hoe Terry Wan

Big Game in Wyoming Reports Mixed Elk Deer Population

A Wyoming dispatch from Lan der notes hunters returning from the fields report elk and deer on the rise, countering claims of sharp declines. It cites strict enforcement, fewer tusk hunters, and warns antelope herds like the Green River band may vanish without tougher protections.

Lander Wyo Wyoming

Regent Jon Noltner Calls For Changes In State Normal Schools

Anthony Noltner longtime Oregon regent from Monmouth says he is tired of the job and spends much time on institution projects. He criticizes too many normal schools, proposes one board for all four, but warns against a monopoly and faculty ring.

Tony Noltner State Normal School Mays Anthony Noltner Board of Regents State Normal School At Monmouth Httle Notiner Oregon Drain Weston Pendleton Baker City la Grande Umer

Free Water For Big Families In Seattle

Robert Hagen of Eighteenth Avenue supports President Roosevelt’s race doctrine and argues monthly water taxes for four of his twelve children are unjust. The Seattle News reports officials are considering action that could grant free water access for Hagen’s large family, amid public interest in the issue.

Seattle Robert Hagen Eighteenth Avenue Roosevelt Seattle Nowe Hagen City Water Department Hansen

Cottolene Promises Digestible Frying Left Behind Lard

How can you expect digestible food from swine derived fat. Cottolene offers a superior frying and shortening medium as a vegetable product. It claims to protect the stomach and improve digestion, urging purchases in sealed white tin pails with a red label and steer head trade mark.

Free water for eight or more in Seattle urged

Officials in Seattle back an ordinance to grant free water to families with eight or more children. The scheme faces opposition yet from council members Crichton and others as they push for broader relief. Separate notes cite Sawtooth reserve funds aimed at road and school improvements in Custer Holse and Elmore counties, contingent on legislative action.

Seattle Water Department Hansen Murphy Crichton Ttte Roosevelt Mr. Hansen Boise Capital News Sawtooth Custer Holse Elmore Sawtooth Reserve

Money From Reserves Planned For Forest Service Benefit

The article states the next legislature will be asked to authorize revenues from reserves to fund the Forest Service and support the benefit of Rands.

Kaho Front Forest Service

Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Cure for Female Ailments

An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for menstrual irregularities, displacements, pains, and nervous symptoms. It claims long-standing, numerous cures and invites women to consult Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts, with letters read and answered by women.

Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham Laboratory Lynn Mass

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