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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1906
Page
8
Continued sale notice states Thanksgiving specials placed on Saturday were sold and promotion planned to extend until Wednesday evening. refill of stock promised to customers.
Local advertisement proclaims genuine bargains with a bold promise to prove the claim by offering items as advertised. The copy emphasizes trust and value as a shopping hook.
Ground for depot sites at Milton and Freewater as electric cars are planned to run to Milton by Christmas. Councilman Mayberry says the line will bring a new era, linking farms to markets and boosting land prices. Depots to be built at Piper property in Milton and in Freewater, with service extending toward Walla Walla. New settlers and country schools along the line expected to benefit from improved travel and commerce.
The second day of the eastern Oregon division sessions drew 300 or more teachers who reported salary increases in city and country schools. In Union, Baker, Wallowa and Malheur counties country districts now pay 45 to 60 dollars monthly, linked to county growth and higher property assessment. Western Oregon division opened in Portland with about 50 teachers and main speaker E F Maley, while greetings were exchanged between divisions.
Off , California, Mayor and Mrs. 5. A. Miller of Mil ton will leave in a few days for California where they will visit for about a month.
Public health notice urges prompt action against coughs and colds to prevent progression into pneumonia or grippe. Advises early care and prevention measures.
A claim of a non harmful, chemically pure product promises immediate cough relief. The text notes exclusive dealership for Pendleton.
Echo officials announce they will remain in office for another year pending legal reviews. Mayor Ratet and leaders plan to serve through the coming term while election timing and procedures face questions and public sentiment remains divided.
Milton November 27. At the regular city council meeting the following election officials were appointed for December. Judges: Thesse Stewart, F. L. Bial ing, William Anderson Jr. Clerks: Iloy Fragier, William Angerson Jr.
Perard, a sheepman, is to have a preliminary hearing in Justice Parkes court on Saturday after his arrest yesterday in a case alleging he stole 75 head of sheep from A. Johnson. He did not admit to the charges.
Marriage licenses were issued today to Fitz Mar tin Kupers and Cecille K. Breding Ernest J. Ross and Lydia L. McBean Wiliam H. Wilson and Minnie Basle Parks.
P A Worthington of the O R N right of way and Weston Normal board secretary is in Chicago for business. He registered at the Kaiserhof last Sunday during the visit.
George Strand a former Perdleton high school student is now employed in the baggage department of the O. H. I. & N. in the city.
The little daughter of Mr and Mrs John Baddely of Milton is seriously ill with typhoid pneumonia. Only fragmentary OCR text notes the illness as typhoid pneumonia affecting the child of Milton residents.
The bodies of Patrick Culhen and John Viele were recovered after flooding on the Wyille river near Orillia Washington. Search and rescue teams located the two missing men following the inundation.
Jesse Hartness, organizer for the Order of Owls, traveled from Wall Walks to establish the group in town. The charter numbers began at 100 members with plans to recruit more, aligning aims with Eagle society and local engineers.
An early magazine article argues against treating sickness as criminal. It cites the burden on overworked housewives, pelvic disorders, and childbirth as causes of debility, then promotes Dr. Pierce’s remedies and free medical advice offer via stamped letters.
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