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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1907
Page
6
Under the direction of the Sisters of St Francis of Philadelphia, St Josephs Academy offers resident and day pupils with special emphasis on music and elocution. Students prepared for teachers examinations for county and state certificates. For particulars address.
A Pendleton resident, W Wells of Main Street, testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills eased his back and kidney pains after a year of irregular kidney action. He notes initial skepticism but says the remedy helped from the first use and he recommends it to others. price six ounces? Remember the name Doan's and buy from FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo.
Hermiston notes the December 3 city election as a major focus with a full ticket expected and a busy building season ahead. New cottages and business houses are planned while land sales to outside parties rise. The Umatilla project progresses with Thomas Jackues set to begin on 82,000 yards of laterals and water flowing past Echo toward lands slated for opening. Eastern buyers visit to inspect land for settlement.
Milton and Freewater items report D. Putnam of Milton buying stock from Postmaster Wilcox and enlarging the store, J. Pierce moving bakery to Plant building with a brick oven for a new restaurant, and Mrs. Melrose family moving to College Place. Hay deliveries total 400 tons to Burlingame and Seattle buyers. Webber Russell Canning shifts to monthly pay starting December 2 due to financial strain. Water project plans extend aqueduct 1900 feet toward Couse creek to power an electric light plant. new reservoir will remove muddy water after floods. Local notes include bank staff changes, hospitality lists, and a federation meeting preview.
An old Pennsylvania Dutch advertisement promotes Hickory Bark Cough Remedy guaranteed to cure a cough and to be pure. Made from shell bark or white hickory tree bark and sold by druggists and dealers nationwide. Pendleton Drug Co is cited.
The American Federation of Labor opened its annual convention in Norfolk Virginia with over 500 delegates present. President Gompers delivered the keynote address and introduced British delegates Hodge and Shackleton to the platform as the gathering began its two week session.
Governor Blanchard summons the Louisiana General Assembly to a 30 day extra session in Baton Rouge to investigate charges from the New Orleans 10 000 worker strike costing state business about 1 000 000 and to address port fairness tax collector fees and numbers embezzlement in the tax department 200 000 plus plans for a congress appeal for direct US senatorial election changes to the state primary law and transfer of maritime quarantine from state to federal control
A promotional notice urges shoppers to repay no money but to show goodwill. It claims grocers will refund customers who return Schilling's Best, implying the company pays the grocer rather than the consumer. The tone is urging consumer confidence and fair exchange.
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