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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1909
Page
6
Agents promote hats Carhartt overalls Manhattan shirts and Hart Schaffner Marx clothing along with Hercules boys clothing. Mentions coffee at 2 cents and sales receipts, plus a destination naval worker center in Henton.
Washington waits for the Taft administration as the Ballinger Pinchot controversy widens. Reports show Ballinger’s clash with Pinchot, differing conservation visions, and possible congressional probes to shape Roosevelt era policies.
An advertisement touts Diapepsin as a quick cure for stomach distress. It claims the remedy prevents fermentation and souring, allows any food to be eaten, and eliminates symptoms like belching, fullness, and gas within minutes, with relief claimed in five minutes.
The Oregon theater promotes Human Hearts as a morally uplifting drama praised by clergy for its heart story. It follows Tom Logan, a noble son misled by a city adventuress, saved by his mother, a child, and his childhood sweetheart. Show Sunday November 28 with 25c 50c and 75c prices. sale opens Saturday 10 am.
Wm Upchurch of Glen Oak Oklahoma left home seeking mountain air to cure a two year cough. After six months he returned barely alive until Dr Kine's New Discovery helped him recover fully taking six bottles. The tonic claims to cure coughs colds hoarseness grip bronchitis hemorrhages asthma croup and whooping cough with a free trial.
In Grand Rapids, Michigan, several hundred delegates gather for the Michigan Equal Suffrage Association annual convention. The event, spanning multiple days, features speakers including Mrs Philip Snowden of England and Rev Carolina Bartlett Crane of Chicago. The gathering aims to adopt plans for a statewide women’s enfranchisement campaign.
Socialist groups meet in time to condemn Spokane event participation and pledge support to the broader organization. Local funds were pledged to assist ongoing efforts, while the plan to collect more contributions was outlined.
Hartivbure mourns a 24 year old football player who died after contracting a food poisoning illness. The death followed missed medical attention and delayed treatment, with investigators noting the lack of early medical care contributed to the outcome.
Chicago suffragettes hired 25 percent of automobiles to join a parody honoring Mia Parkhurst the English suffragette who arrived yesterday afternoon reading the want ad today and joining the event with transportation support against the background of the news.
Freewater, Nov. 25. Mayor Hall travels to Edensburg and La Grande on business as Thanksgiving services are held at Congregational church led by Rev. Mr. Kydd. Dinner for ten featured a pumpkin centerpiece and popcorn oars on dolls as place cards. Visitors include Rev. and Mrs. Charles MacCaughey of Wattsburg joining Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Sanderson. Daisy Campbell goes to North Yakima to join her husband. Freewater children send twelve sacks of farm produce and canned fruit to orphan boys and girls in Portland. J W Jones sells 32 1/2 acres of alfalfa land at Pleasant View to J W Hopson for 3175 per acre. Mrs. Raglin of Basket Mountain visiting. auction sale planned for Saturday. Weight social by Integrity Lodge Rebekahs No. 175 nets funds after a program. boxes weighed by ladies for the gentlemen at half a cent per pound.
British Columbia electors vote on Premier McBride's railway policy linking Yellowhead Pass to Vancouver and Victoria. The plan with Canadian Northern Railway covers about 600 miles with four percent interest guarantees and provincial mortgage security, as seats in the legislature are contested amid socialist candidates and three-cornered races.
A Nebo Kentucky woman Mia Azaria Tassor records a strange incident in which a Seattle boy’s shrieks frightened his grandmother. She recalls hope that Bucklen’s Arnica Salve would cure various injuries and ailments, noting coins and shop details from Tallinn Co.
Pallant Michigan November 26 Champ Clark yesterday claimed Democrats can seize the opportunity created by a split among Republicans. He argued any division within the Republican ranks aids Democrats and predicted they will win control of the House after the next election.
A fragmentary note describes a neighborly scene as a bed mentioned in a tale of death. It shifts to medical advice claiming neglect of a cough or cold leads to flu trouble and prescribes a homemade mixture of glycerine, viren CO, pension compound, pure whisky and water to be taken every four hours, available at drug stores.
To the public November 1 announces end of premium coupons with merchandise due to price increases. Coupons expire December 15 for goods bought before November 1 while stock of China glassware desks and related items remains available. The firm claims lowest prices and urges customers to redeem coupons soon for best assortment.
In 1912 discussions, a prominent Missourian named Clark is named as a possible presidential candidate. The piece notes Missouri's potential influence and hints at wider political speculation within the state.
J M Bentley and Douglas Liffing form a co partnership to run an Insurance Real Estate and Rental agency. Offices at 816 Main Street. Call Main 464 for reliable up to date services.
Clark Wireless traded at 220 per share with a 28 cent per share figure noted. The Portland Oregon Journal lists stock figures with 220 per share and 28 cents per share, and flags a negative 208 datum in the market section.
Timothy hay and fine green pasture with good shelter and open water. Elevation 3600 feet. Hayes and Van Doweer of Van Oregon advertise sale in Harney County. Popularity isn't always worth the price.
The advertisement promotes a two year free sewing machine program. It guarantees replacement of damaged or worn parts due to accidents or disasters at no cost, ensuring the machine remains right and in perfect condition. The local agent invites buyers to visit and see the machine work.
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