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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1907
Page
6
Freewater and Milton items report J Crabtree purchasing Depot street land for a bakery, J A Warren building for confectionery and cigars, and local residents undergoing medical care and family news. Miltons teachers return from Pendleton institute. several residents noted ill or traveling. one baby born.
Charlee Lane and Son employ an expert sign writer and invite inquiries about signs. In Santa Cruz port sanitary inspectors detained 2060 countrymen. nearby, 400 Chinese recently landed attacked the English ship Wool and its crew last night.
A reader recounts long struggle with skin and scalp ailments and blood humors. After temporary relief from various remedies, a friend recommended Cuticura products. Following treatment with Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment, and Cuticura Resolvent, the writer reports clear improvement and eventual cure, dated November 22, 1906.
A warm bath with Cuticura Soap and a single application of Cuticura Ointment gives instant relief and promotes sleep for babies with skin trouble. The product is advertised as a cure for eczema, rashes, itching, and irritations when other treatments fail, with a U.S. guarantee.
Farmers in Adams seed this week as dry weather lingers and conditions grow drier than in years past. Seven youths aged 14 to 17 were arrested for assaulting Greek workers. each fined 7.50. George Mulkey faced gun charges for firing in the street. Local trade notes show Hugh Roble selling 120 calves for 1100 dollars and a buyer purchasing 50 turkeys. The car shortage disrupts wheat shipments and area activity slows.
Weston Oct. 25 Dr Miles Hopkins on the city and county hospital staff in San Francisco is visiting his father Ira Hopkins for a short time. William N Taylor of Grangeville Idaho visiting relatives here briefly. Edward Saling has gone to Seattle on a brief business trip.
Bitter Root Valley Railroad has filed on eight water rights along the Locksaw branch of the Clearwater river to power trains over the Bitter Root mountains. A Kooskia letter notes O R N affiliated men, disguised as miners, sought pay dirt while investigating water power. Montana side crews report multiple sites for a large power source, signaling early railroad operations toward Montana.
Congressman elect from a Pennsylvania district aims to succeed President John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers. Mitchell, term ending in April, will not seek re election due to ill health. Vice President Lewis will run as the opposition candidate to Mitchells policies.
W. S. Hawkes, a fruit ranch owner near Roswell, expects 1000 dollars of commercial apples on five acres. An eastern buyer reports an unusually large Johnathan crop at Brown on the Caldwell News site, noting exceptional yield.
Help wanted for female workers to operate clothes drying at Robinsons Domestic Laundry. Apply in person for steady hourly work and steady shifts in a local city laundry serving households and small garments establishments.
New York city hosts the National A A U Indoor championships at Madison Square Garden with finals the next night. Stars like Martin Sheridan Bonhag and Ralph Rose headline events in sprints jumps and weight throws, with many records expected to fall. The meet is billed as the largest indoor championship in New York history featuring top clubs such as the Irish American A C and Boston A A. Ely's Liquid Cream Balm advertises a drugless nasal relief option.
College football card notes Haskell Indians face the University of Texas at Austin in Texas. Whitman College plays Multnomah at Walla Walla Washington. Oklahoma Sooners clash with Epworth University in Oklahoma City Oklahoma.
The Cheyenne Tribune notes a dramatic shift from irrigation reliance to dry farming. Dr W T Cooke harvested wheat barley oats millet potatoes and field peas with only natural precipitation. He also produced two tons of sugar beets on the same dry farm, challenging prior local beliefs. Bond Bros sell the resulting Benjamin sults.
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