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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1907
Page
9
An old advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney disease rheumatism bladder issues and urinary problems. It claims the remedy relieves frequent urination and nighttime waking, urges readers to request a free sample and book by mail from Dr Kilmer s at Binghamton New York.
The Columbus Reporter editor J. T. Neal was killed in Minot North Dakota after a mistaken burglary claim. Five died in a Chattanooga collision with ten injured. Two electric cars collided in fog. Tokyo papers are quiet on San Francisco outbreak. Canadian wheat crop near 65 million bushels. Dominion Copper at Phoenix BC closed. consolidation rumored. Telegraphers seek jobs. some reinstated in BC. Aberdeen BC votes bonds for Wynooche river water. Mov ing picture man Harvey Wilson injured in Oregon. An Indian hurt. three sheep camp men arrested at Prineville. Prof G H Patterson arrives at Willamette to chair history economics. Frank Anderson dies from shop accident in Newport WA.
Weston reports include a Pendleton high school versus Normal football game at the Normal campus with the Normal team touted as strong this season. The dedication of the United Brethren church in Weston is planned for November 3 with Bishop Bell delivering the sermon. Farmers anticipate wheat price increases and expect 80 cents after easing of large stored crops. Goods from New Zealand oats fetch 37.50 per acre gross for seed with 76 bushels per acre yield. A daughter was born to Mrs Hartle Hartle of Portland at Mrs Curry’s residence on Normal heights.
Freewater and Milton claim about 500 in prizes at the Walla Walla fair for their exhibit with a total premium value near 1000 across horse and fruit categories. A grand reception in the Walla Walla exhibit hall is planned with the local Commercial club assisting. Tomato shipments to Seattle have netted about 1 per box and 17 000 cans are arriving at the Freewater Canningery for this season.
Adams October 18 report shows strong attendance at the Walla Walla fair with last day races drawing crowds. Car shortages hinder movement and wheat sales remain limited as farmers await rain. Wheat growers expect prices to rise further and hold for six cents later this season.
Milton and Free Water teachers plan to attend the county teachers convention in Pendleton next week as the apple harvest dominates local activity. The crop is large and labor shortages hinder fruit handling while farmers hope for rain to start fall wheat seeding.
J. M. Bannister, a leading local wheat grower, sold 18 000 bushels in recent days at 7 1/2 cents per bushel. Several farmers have sold recently at that price. Town reports a few mild scarlet fever cases. John Tompkins mourns the loss of a horse valued at 259 dollars due to blood poisoning from a foot injury.
A list of names and places appears for a hotel event at the St George with attendees from Seattle Chicago Portland Echo Tacoma Walla Walla Hermiston Spokane Honolulu Denver New York and other locales. The names include F and Emerson J C Wolff Ben Rosenfield E J Bartlett C A Chrisman J T Shelton P J Schoff H L Stanfield BH L Sheridan Jh M Raun J C Finchild Charles Royse Geo F Chutes Reynolds W B Walters C B Riand J R Means Hanshome Willis Roy Fick L W Riley W R Zwetow Chirlex Bride H P Hildreth H P Blackwell and many others. The roster reads like a regional guest list.
The state convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union convened in Eugene yesterday and will continue sessions through Saturday. The Christian church is the meeting place with delegates from across the state in attendance. Officers named include Lucia Faxon Addition president Anna Newell vice president Henrietta Brown secretary Ida Marsters recording secretary F E Gotschall assistant secretary Cora V Henkle branch secretary Jane M Donaldson Loyal Temperance Legion secretary.
An advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar cures obstinate coughs and prevents serious outcomes. It urges patrons to demand the genuine yellow packaged product, sold by Pendleton Drug Co.
Bond Bros announces a broad suit collection aimed at every man in Umetilia County with a range of styles and prices to fit varied tastes and budgets. The campaign emphasizes accessible fashion and local availability across the county.
Old saying about unseen wounds applies to Bucklen's Arnica Salve as sores burns and wounds heal with its use. Piles chilblains also disappear under its healing influence. Guarantee offered by Tallman & Co. druggists at 25 cents.
A cow at Powell's crossing on Sunday became entangled in an outbound interurban car’s gear, halting traffic for around two hours. The Milton Eagle notes Guernsey's Music store advertising phono graphic records at Corner Court and Cottonwood.
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