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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1907

Page

2

Freight rates push lumber prices higher across regions

A Seattle paper reports a federal inquiry into lumber prices after a rate hike by railways. It notes 900 trillion feet of timber in the Pacific Northwest, 2000 mills, and a $135 million annual payroll. Freight costs raise delivered lumber well above mill prices, harming markets and boosting railroad earnings.

Seattle Congress Bureau of Corporations Department of Commerce and Labor Washington Oregon California Idaho Montana United States Northern Pacific State of Pacific Coast

Boom in Dry Farming Hopeful Activity in Wyoming

The Cheyenne Tribune reviews dry farming in eastern Laramie county with steady seasonal activity. Farmers file homestead claims at about three per day and buy land from long companies bringing settlers in. Dr. Cooke's method gains attention with trials by ranchers, Caspar writer M P Wheeler reports success sowing rye without irrigation, and Utah Arid Farming harvested 1000 acres under the Cooke system. Colorado yields improve. Australia orders Wyoming dry farming potatoes. State fair to host record dry farming exhibits. irrigation farmers in Wheatland leverage the system to boost yields. Laramie county growers urged to save specimens for Cheyenne state fair and congress.

Cheyenne Tribune Laramie County Ys the Tribune Cooke Australia Wyoming Wheatland Laramie Cheyenne

Loretz and Hanson Open for Woolens in East Oregonlia

Loretz and Hanson announce new store at the East Oregonlia building corner Main and Webb street offering a large stock of foreign and domestic woolens with new fall and winter patterns. William H. Abercombie, formerly United States consul at Nagasaki, committed suicide in Washington by gas at 60.

William HH. Abercombie United States Conmu Nagasaki Washington

Pineanive Carho Lixe4 Poultice Claims Inflammation Relief

A. C. Koeppens Aros sells Pineanive Carho Lixe4 as an antiseptic poultice for drawing out inflammation and swelling. It is advertised for burns eczema cracked skin and immediate relief. The product is promoted by the seller.

A. C. Koeppens Aros

Harvesting Resumed in Morrow County Amid Bank Reorganization

Rainy spell eased, harvesting rebounded with no major crop damage in Morrow County. Bank of Heppner reorganization sees W S Whorton gain control, planning to appoint Oscar Minor as president to boost local confidence. In Lexington a cutting affray at Doherty’s saloon left Frank Baxter critically injured. L Touwvie jailed awaiting circuit court action. Coal supply woes persist as traveler Toy Gray reports Monarch Coal Co backing out, seeking Carbon Hill coal via Portland at 12.25 per ton. Portland mills unable to commit haulage, suggesting Cooperative club involvement.

Clark's Canyon Willow Creek Heppner Hinton Creek Bank of Heppner W. S Whorton Morrow County Mr. Wharton Hts Oregon W. C. Minor Oscar Minor Lexington Dan Dohherty Frank Baxter Tle Dan Doherty Baxter Davis Heppner Emitarium Tmyls Toy Gray Portland Mr. Gray Monarch Coal Company Sheridan Wyoming Spokane Firitish Columbia Hoppner Gray Commercial Club Cornervier

Coal supply remains dry this season

The text indicates a struggle to secure coal, noting that despite efforts to wet the situation, the supply remains insufficient and the situation is not yet resolved. Names, dates, or places are not provided.

Hotel guest list at St George and Pendleton hotels

A roster of guests visiting or staying at the Hotel St George in Pasco Spokane Milwaukee etc and the Hotel Pendleton listing numerous names including Walsh Ford Hogan Burgon Cradway Tabor Wilson Connell Dunn Hull Webbard Vance Colns Harmon McChing Sull es Laramie Col May Colns Panton Van Cleff Myers Ol gie Jacobson Aissullon Miller McFriffee and many others from cities such as Denver Spokane Portland Seattle Chicago New York San Francisco and Los Angeles with several accompanying hometowns and affiliations. The list appears to be a guest directory published in the paper.

Hotel St. George George W Walsh Pasco A. F. Ford Spokane J. J. Hogan Portland W. Burgon Echo Thomas Cradway Milwaukee A. Tabor Walla Walla T. W. Wilson Denver C G. Connell Wm. Dunn W. E. Hull Mr. BE. Webbard Omaha S. FE. Vance Moscow Chas Chulart J. HH. Donnelly Chicago Misa B. L. Harmon Kansas City

Beets Laxative Cough Syrup Ad Promises Quick Relief

Mothers and with children need no longer fear croup colds or whooping cough. Bees Laxative Cough Syrup tastes good and works off the cold through the bowels clears the head guaranteed. Sold by A. C. Koeppens Bros.

A. C. Koeppens Bros

Improvement in Horses in Yakima Valley

J A Woodside reports to Yakima Republic that cayuse are yielding to a fine light harness type. Over three years there has been notable improvement in breeding stock and driving quality. FH B Scudder and J B Jones note rising wealth driving demand for better horses, predicting city streets and roads improve with higher quality animals.

Yakima Valley J. A. Woodside Yakima Republic Cayuse Tenme Scudder Ellensburg J. B. Jones Seattle North Yakima

War Dogs and Mikado Prosperity Ad Promotes Clothing

A vintage advertisement praises a harmonious postwar era and urges purchase of Alfred Benjamin Clothing. It claims a high standard and that reputable buyers, described as good judges, wear the brand. The tone blends wartime imagery with consumer promotion for durable menswear.

Uncle Sam the Mikado Alfred Benjamin

Palmistry and Psychic Reading Offers at SOL Parlors

An advertisement proclaims a trance based life reading by a palm reader who claims to diagnose health, finances, marriage prospects, and luck. It promises new vitality and remedies for disease, with hours 9 to 6 30 daily and half price for the first three days at Water Street location, private and quiet for callers.

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