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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1907
Page
6
A newspaper notice promotes Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for lame back kidney and bladder issues. It claims medical endorsement and offers a free sample bottle and an informational book by mail from Kilmer Co. in Binghamton New York.
Fragmented text references ailments and remedies with unclear names and values. No coherent event or person stands out. contains garbled terms and disjointed phrases about membranes and fever without verifiable details.
Farmers aboard automobiles report rapid mountain potato harvest as a number plan to bury crops until spring. Squaws are employed on ranches to dig potatoes while Mrs. Tompkins hosts tea with M E church ladies. A church fair is arranged for November 23 in the McArthur building with noon sale and lunch. Angus Gillis bought a wheat land section in Adams County and plans to move soon. Wm. McBride prepares to go to Los Angeles for the winter.
Weston news notes a newly formed orchestral group at the Normal school with players practicing diligently. Other items cover George Gadgett planning a move to Pilot Rock, homestead plans by B F Sommerville in Alberta, illness updates for Wesley Sommerville and Dick Gerberding, plus a Weston city election on December 2 with appointed judges and clerks.
Five persons were overcome by gas from a coal stove at Elias Stansbury’s home in St Paul last night. The incident was reported alongside a sales pitch for Rings Dyspepsia Tablets promising quick relief for stomach trouble with a two day free trial from A. Koeppena Bros.
David Parker of Fayette N Y says Electric Bitters cured his long stomach trouble after costly medicines failed. He claims the tonic helped his back and kidneys and would not take $500 for its benefits. Sold by Tallmen Co with guarantee. 500.
Collapsible tube with nozzle designed to apply to hemorrhoidal soreness and inflammation. It soothes and heals itching and burning. Price 0 cents, guarantee. Sold by A. C. Koeppens Bros.
A committee including C. D. Good nough Col. F. 8. Ivanhoe and J. H. Peare of La Grande lodge No. 433 B. P. O. E. arranges the annual memorial services to be held on the first Sunday in December. They secured ex-Senator John M. Gearin of Portland to deliver the memorial address and received a favorable response from Walter M. Pierce to give the eulogy.
An eminent authority warns of a hard year with suffering and disease, urging foot warmth and dry feet. He promotes a home prescription using dandelion extract and Kar gon No 108 compound for catarrh and blood disorders, advising readers to buy ingredients separately and mix at home, claiming relief and prevention.
Milton reports a large workforce laying the new water main with completion hoped in months. Carpenters are rebuilding Mrs. J. P. Hayes’s house, after a fire that drew over 500 dollars in community donations. Apples remain unsold, with spoilage rising. some growers threaten to strike again at the O. R. & N. for relief.
An advertisement asserts that residents in pine forests do not suffer kidney diseases and promises a nightly dose of minules for backache with a 0 days treatment and a money back guarantee. Sold by A. C. Koeppens Bros.
A historic ad claims catarrh is constitutional, not local, and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by stating it treats the blood and mucous membranes. It stresses internal use, Toledo company, and a $100 reward if it fails to cure, inviting readers to send for testimonials.
A Yakima meeting in the Yakima Hardware office decided to spend existing funds on 24 dozen Bob White quail and 100 pairs of Chinese pheasants to be delivered early next March. Quail cost 8 to 10 dollars per dozen and pheasants 5 to 6 dollars per pair. Eastern prairie chickens were discussed but rejected as unsuitable for the valley despite some locals' belief they could thrive.
Roseburg hosts a chrysanthemum show with more than 100 winter flower varieties on display. The exhibition highlights a wide range of hues and forms, drawing gardening enthusiasts to the event.
A grocer offers a money back guarantee on Schilling's Best tea if the buyer is dissatisfied, emphasizing low cost and minimal effort for value. The ad stresses fulfillment of customer satisfaction and refund policy.
Three men named Harve Brown Carl Myer and Harry Schwartz were arrested in Astoria on charges of passing fraudulent nineteen dollar bills. The bills were poor imitations and deemed counterfeit.
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