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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1906

Page

3

Southern Pacific Orders 6000 Refrigerator Cars

The Southern Pacific Railway will place an order for 6000 refrigerator cars to serve California and Oregon lines and the southern banana trade. The move, replacing Armour cars on the system, aims to lower refrigeration charges between Portland and southern California, per Portland commission men citing the Allway Age.

Oregon Southern Pacific Railway Company Waytorn California Oregon Daily Journal Allway Age Southern Pacific Company Portland Commission Southern Pacific Southern Pacifc Company Armour Sternbrond Portland

Ladies Corsets With Hose Supporters In Velvet Grip Bin

Ad describes Ladies 81.25 and 90 cent kid fitting corsets with hose supporters and velvet grip bin. Mentions drab and white colors, new models without hose, medium weight Coutll nerge, and tempering of styles for ladies.

Company Agrees to Open Books for Investigation in Olympia

The Tr. & N. company, which had refused railroad commission access, will provide records on construction costs. Engineers under H. P. Milotte will survey tract to note culverts bridges cattle guards and special track work. The commission plans to drop legal proceedings and verify costs since original work.

Olympia Washmyn Railroad Commission H. P. Milotte

Fine Union Suits for Fall Wear in Grey and White

Fine quality ribbed union suits in grey and white, sized for fall wear. Comfortable fabric, durable knit, and classic weight suitable for layering. Ideal for Lodge, work, and casual daily use with reliable fit.

Dade’s 250 Cnierwear for cooler days

Ladies lightweight long underwear with thin Neoce lining in grey and white. Comfortable fit for cooler days.

Baby incubator at Spokane Interstate fair draws crowds

At the Spokane Interstate fair an incubator display shows a newborn in the device. One baby born two days ago thrives as a graduate is sent to the nursery. A Flathead Indian baby, born two days ago, will take the incubator's place this afternoon with a local squaw group nearby. The device relies on a constant body-temperature via hot water pipes surrounding the infant.

Spokane Interstate Fair Grounds

John Day Valley rail line eyed for crop markets growth

BOOSTING GRANT COUNTY The Sumpter Valley railroad will be built into the John Day valley next year aiding farmers to market hot products externally. Plant Sprixenberg and Newton apple trees for home value as markets expand with the railroad reaching the valley.

Sumpter Valley John Day Valley Blue Mountain American Sprixenberg Newton

World opens to creamery industry on coast

The region foresees growing dairy output as creamery establishments develop and export products. Poultry and eggs remain scarce among coastal elites, but a viable industry could emerge with firm support and steady demand.

Body found in Snake River near Scott Station

Northern Pacific Surveyors found a male body lodged on rocks in Snake River near Scott Station about 41 miles above Waluta. The victim, about 5'8", sandy complexion, well dressed, appears to have suffered a fatal wound above the ear suggesting foul play. Coroner notified. an inquest will be held once he arrives.

W Omin Snake River Scott Station Walluta Franklin County

Baker County Tax Levy Limits and Rural Reductions

Baker County prepares a tax levy not to exceed 40 mills with rural districts about one third of last year. Baker City’s levy last year rose to 67 mills. The Baker City Herald notes fiscal estimates depend on expenses and receipts.

Baker County Baker City

Notes Arrivals Hotel Pendicton and Portland Visitors

A list of arriving guests and visitors includes A G Wilmer Kenosha J A Mullin and son SN Law Portland WoT Hislop Portia G J Grint Chicago Co M Farrell New York J Burke WJ Dev ereaux Detroit J McCallum wife Willa Walla J A Dougherty Portland BK Davis Portland Geo Trasilin Walla Walla BR Th Wilson Polini A Hobton Milton Lesli Smith Poebio George MetGlivery Spokane Mt Sturtevant Seattle A H Small Spokane Hotel Pendicton William Maher Portland D Hayden Portland FR Wolf Westfield A Burden Port Jands Hanna Chicago EB ale fin Portland T Mohn San Francisco J B H Osineon La Gravide MB Rants 4d Bo Allen Portland F Gilles plc Porthind Bo Pettman Omaha G McCoy Spokane Hy BE True Spokane J Grmphell Forthinds O 2 fee San Freineseco U B Killen Portion CW Young wife elt

Hel Hotel Pendicton William Maher Portland Df. Hayden FR. Wolf Westfield A. Burden Port Jands

Gwinn Arrives in City. Pendleton Ties Recalled

Gwinn and Mrs. Gwinn find a fine furnished house in Pendleton after arriving from Idaho. He visits Mountain Home and Caldwell on business related to the McGinnis estate and plans to return to Pendleton. The note hints he may struggle to detach from Idaho ties. Meanwhile an advertisement touts DeWitt’s Wart Salve as original medicine. In Indianapolis Guy White, 28, attacked Fred Miller, 12, with a kerosene can, causing fatal brain injuries.

Mandey Gwinn City Pendleton Bolve Caldwell Pen- Meton Idaho DeWitt Witel Hagel Tallman & To Indianapolis Guy White Fred Miller Miller

Remarkable 3300 Mile Stanley Steamer Westward Trip

Mr and Mrs L B Thelman and their son arrived in Cheyenne then set off on a 3300 mile pleasure journey in a Stanley steamer designed like a family road wagon. They will travel to San Francisco via Salt Lake then Los Angeles and return to Denver by the southern route. A brief medical note promotes Kennedys Laxative Honey and Tar as a safe cold remedy sold by Tallman & Co.

L. B. Thelman Cheyenne West Cheyenne Tribune Theiman Denver San Francisco Salt Lake Los Angeles Kennody Tallman & Co

Dry farming sale near Evans nets $4000 for 200 acres

E P House sold 200 acres northwest of Evans for 4000 to W R Adams per a Greely Col letter. House owned the farm 20 years, asked 5 dollars an acre for 18 years, plowed 60 acres last year and planted to grain using city farming methods with good results. This year the effort improved, boosting the land price and eliciting a high price offer.

E. P. House Evans W. R. Adams Greely House Bettler

Dr Kings New Life Pills Promoted in East Oregonian Ad

Old style advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a quick cure for blood poisoning from constipation. Claims remove polluting germs, renew vigor, relieve headaches and chest discomfort without griping, priced at 25 cents and guaranteed by Tallman & Co. druggists.

Dr. King Tallman & Co. Drugelste

Local Hardware Advertises Wide Range of Paints and Wallpaper

A Camatilla County hardware dealer touts the largest and most complete stock of paints, oils, glass, and wallpaper with renowned grades featured to attract customers.

Camatilla County

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