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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1906
Page
2
Our superior methods and low prices win buyer trust as selections from famous high grade pianos are made. Two carloads have already sold in this vicinity in the last two months including Hobart M. Cable and Schumann brands.
The land office annual report shows land disposal of 19,431,187 acres in the year ending June 20, up 3,174,585 acres from last year. Receipts reach 7,085,024 dollars, with ongoing plans for Virlone parks to protect areas in several states. Notes cover irrigation growth, timber entries, and local incidents including a fatal prison fear, bank arrest, and a Portland to Shanghai lumber rate.
Intermittent fever spreads near Crooked River in Crook County. David Burard, 60, killed by a wagonload of lumber at Yakima. Nineteen divorces set for Salem circuit court term. Apple trees near Yakima yield second crop. Chilliwack fire kills two inmates. Box Davis farms 45 acres alfalfa seed valued at over 110 per acre. Portland wharf rats plague waterfront. thousands move uptown. James Childers buys W W Crews honey output from Powder River, eight tons worth 1600. Wilcox Lumber Co organized with La Grande HQ and 100000 capital. Sailors from USS Wisconsin die after bay rum debauch in Seattle. Grant County sheep band perishes near Grant Harbor.
Railway clerks on the Atlantic System and Southern Maivalle railways, about 600 strong, strike for better working hours and other grievances. A committee from the Clerks presents petitions detailing demands and issues. Dr. King's New Life Pills are advertised for blood poisoning from chronic constipation, claimed to purify the system and restore vigor. 20c. Tallman Co druggists guarantee.
An article extols beer as a healthy nourishing food beverage, citing malt, hops, and water. It quotes Miss Phoete Cousine and Dr. Joseph Felster of Northwestern University plus an army officer who praised beer in canteens, arguing for mild nourishing drinks over prohibition. It promotes Pabst Beer as eight day malt aged, claiming purity and healthful value with low alcohol content.
A fragmentary line proclaims a brisk pace and constant change with a playful misspelling. The stray phrasing hints at a slogan or ad copy about freshness and speed without additional context or names.
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