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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1911
Page
7
The Underwood offers economical systems to simplify office work and cut expenses. Bills, ledgers, and daily sales can be produced in one writing. A range of specialized machines and expert service are provided free to show customers how to maximize efficiency. The tagline, The Machine You Will Eventually Buy, caps the offer.
A large sheep run at North Portland yards features 4071 head from Prineville Oregon Hamilton Montana and Halsey with 2208 last Friday and 607 a week ago. Cattle volumes remain light as shortages push buyers to anticipate price shifts while hogs reach a high of 6.66 per cwt with strong demand from Nebraska and a 34 000 head Chicago run aiding quotations.
Tallman Drug Co promotes D. D. D. as a universal skin remedy for eczema psoriasis and pimples. The ad touts instant itch relief cleansing abilities and claims no harm with a 25 cent trial bottle and a full size bottle guarantee. It promises clear smooth skin overnight and invites inquiries at the local store.
Miss Mela M. Kruger of Browntown Minnesota writes that Parisian Sage cured her hair loss after typhoid fever and that her hair began growing within two months. Tallman & Co. guarantee the remedy to stop dandruff and itching, with a $0.51 bottle sold nationwide through druggists.
Pendleton Oregon resident Mrs William McGregor 711 Lilleth Street testifies kidney troubles caused swelling back pain and fatigue. After costly doctors and failed remedies she praises Doan Kidney Pills restoring health. Ad notes 60 cent price and FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents. Remember the name Doan.
Chicago futures show deferred options up 1 3/8 cents while December slips 1 4 cents. Wheat futures opened lower for December and July, May steady. Absent Argentina news, traders expect crop progress from favorable recent weather. Cash prices listed for No 4 red to No 1 northern spring and Midwestern price ranges with Overbeck & Cooke quotes for Dec May and July futures.
Martin L Pipes named president of the Oregon State Bar association. WL Le Brewster re-elected secretary and J. Schamble treasurer. Vice presidents represent each judicial district including Clarence Reames J W Hamilton Charles L McNary J B Cleland F J Taylor G W Phelps E H Hartwick C A Johns W H Brooke C J Eberhard DR Parker and Judge Henry L Benson. An executive committee was elected: C J Behnabel J E Hedges Oscar Hayter A J Derby Will R King. The retiring president urged lawyers to devote more time to proposed changes in the states judicial code and referenced the 1810 constitutional amendment. A discussion followed by state commissioners on reorganizing the judiciary led by A B Clark with Judge King in general support.
Extra officers augmented the La Grande police to keep order during a strike as near riots and violence escalated. A strikebreaker was fatally wounded by a rock in an attack not witnessed, while a striker was jailed for disturbing the peace amid ongoing protests.
Ad claims TIZ quickly relieves tired aching swollen feet and foot pains. It markets the remedy as universal for sore feet sweaty smells corns callouses and bunions. Endorsed by A P Creutzer of Chicago with testimonials and price 25 cents per box sold by druggists or mailed from Walter Luther Dodge & Co. Chicago IN.
The marshal of Pendleton lists two animals unclaimed after ten days: a gray mare about 20 years old weight 1000 pounds without brand and a bay Shetland pony almost six years old weight about 500 pounds with a visible left shoulder brand. If unclaimed by owners within ten days, they will be sold at public auction at 2 p.m. November 30, 1911, at the city pound to cover costs. Dated November 18, 1911.
The City of Pendleton invites bids for cement sidewalk on Main Street at the bridge north end. Bids due November 29, 1911 at 5 p m with plans on file and a $50 certified check. Council may reject all bids. Thomas Fitzgerald, City Recorder.
The Common Council of Pendleton invites bids for Washington and Blain streets improvements. Bids due November 29, 1911 at city recorder's office with a 100 bid bond. Plans and specs on file. council may reject any bid. dated November 18, 1971.
A historic note promotes Ballard's Horehound Syrup for sore lungs with a free Herrick's Red Pepper Porous Plaster in each bottle. Sold by AC Koeppen & Bros. Official ad style urging internal syrup for severe coughs and chest relief.
An unclear OCR fragment describes a scene at a site with a piece of flannel and a person perhaps named Chama, mentioning tintment and hanging it over a wall. Other words are garbled, making specifics and actions hard to confirm.
Person advertises needing lace curtains laundered with especial care. Provides contact Red 2521 for arrangements.
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