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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1907
Page
2
The store touts 21st anniversary deals across domestics and blankets with a wide variety of styles and low prices. Highlights include 10c bleached Mualin for the week, 350 pat terns of outing planners, 6.00 wool blankets, 1.76 cotton fleeced blankets, and 69c pairs, all offered at weekly sale prices.
Newspaper trade groups accuse white paper manufacturers of curbing output to push newsprint prices higher. The American Newspaper Publishers Association backs tariff reduction on pulp from Canada to ease costs, citing inflated paper company debts and public opposition to higher paper prices. The dispute could push some mills toward bankruptcy if tariffs fall and demand shifts.
Henry Katterhagen finished harvesting 100 acres of corn on his ranch four miles south of town. Old growers estimated 40 bushels per acre. He used a modern corn binder and saved costs. He has years of experiments feeding corn to cattle and hogs, noting faster finishing and firmer meat.
At the request of the Oregon Development League, G A Weatgate reports on Oregon livestock. Oregon claims top prizes and strong potential profits across cattle horses sheep and swine with favorable climate soil and grasses. The piece stresses statewide packing plant prospects and local breeder economy, plus a medical note on Hickory Bark Cough Remedy sold by Pendleton Drug Co.
Ten room house fully furnished in a splendid location for boarders. Very reasonable rent. Apply by water or phone Red 2052.
Charles H. Jones of the Oregon Teachers Monthly reports Eugene, Oregon as prosperous and enterprising despite prohibition. Businessmen largely credit local option for improved collections and activity, with pavings underway and few vacant buildings. The Spokane derby at Interstate fair drew a strong field, Cabin winning by a nose over Sidney F., with Columbian Girl third.
Cabin owned by Jack Brennan captured the Spokane Derby on the interstate fair track. The speedy entrant prevailed in the closest finish ever seen, with Cabin taking the top prize of $1,000 puree.
Yale faces Wesleyan in New Haven Yale. Penn vs Villanova in Philadelphia. Harvard meets Bowdoin in Cambridge. Cornell plays Hamilton in Ithaca. Carlisle Indians vs Susquehanna in Annapolis. Dartmouth vs Vermont in Hanover. Leigh Univ against Jefferson Medical in Philadelphia. Brown vs Massachusetts Agricultural in Providence. Virginia battles Richmond in Charlottesville. Phillips Exeter hosts Williston in Exeter.
W J Murphy recounts a 10 day contest in upstate New York where a man and a horse raced for 10000 dollars. The horse ran 72 miles over 10 hours while the man ran a mile each day for 10 days, totaling 80 miles. The man finished eight miles ahead, despite equal running hours, with varied terrain favoring the horse.
Elaborate stockade and living quarters built in Hillyard shop yards to house expected strikebreakers. A bull pen 150 feet long and 30 feet wide, with a 15 foot high light fence, four cars inside, and a locked doorway. Forty strikebreakers from the east anticipated. locals discuss arrival and potential tensions.
An advertisement touts Mi o na tablets as a remedy for indigestion and stomach weakness. It argues a strengthened stomach wall is essential, claims the tablet improves gastric juice flow, and notes a 60 cent box comes with a money back guarantee from Tallman & Co.
Two lots with a ten room house on the corner of Alta and Aura streets four blocks from Main street. Modern improvements include a core intact cellar and sidewalks. Nice lawn. For details write Gus La Fontaine Pendleton Oregon or visit in person.
Mrs. Rachel Poff aged 71, a pioneer of the Walla Walla valley, died in Walla Walla from complications of diseases. She arrived in the region in 1864 with limited means, crowed the plains, and became a longstanding resident.
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