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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1909
Page
6
A promotional text urges women to request a confidential, plain envelope mailing of a health book by Mrs. Pinkham. It claims the book is a serious medical text guiding illness recognition and possible cures, offering private correspondence and sympathetic, motherly guidance.
Baron Shibusawa of Japan marveled at American time wealth while noting business leaders in Spokane spent three days entertaining the visiting party. He contrasted the Orient where time and labor are cheaper with America where minutes mean dollars and professionals forego rest to host visitors.
A regional trip aims for enjoyment and benefit as hosts from Spokane and the inland empire extend warm hospitality and courteous reception, creating lasting memories of the visit.
An advertisement claims deafness arises from inflamed mucous tubes and catarrh. It asserts nine of ten cases stem from catarrh and promises $100 for an incurable Deafness cure by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The notice urges sending for remedies and pills from Hall’s, Toledo Ohio.
In Pound, Pendleton marshal takes up a black gelding about 20 years old branded J lying down on left shoulder VS on left hip. If unclaimed by owners or entitled, costs paid, 2 pm September 16, 1909 sale to highest bidder at city pound Webb and Cosble streets Pendleton. Proceeds to cover sale costs. THOS Gardane, City Marshal. Read the Want ads today.
Spokane dispatch reports the Washington railroad commission ordered the Northern Pacific to cut grain freight rates to 87 1/2 percent of the June 30 1909 tariff, saving shippers 1 to 1 1/2 cents a bushel and potentially exposing other tonnage to scrutiny as profits on state business exceeded 1 000 000 dollars annually. The commission notes state earnings and property use, with grain carrying 16.97 percent of state tonnage and 33.99 percent of state revenue in 1908, and outlines the high returns from state business over five years.
Fort Edward resident Benton climbs Bald Mountain to visit a neighbor with asthma. He administers Dr King s New Discovery which relieves the neighbor and later cures his son's wife of lung trouble. The ad touts the medicine as a global lung cure with a free trial and Tallman & Co guarantee.
New York clerks will conduct a strict review of liquor license renewals filed by about 15 000 saloonkeepers. Applications and bonds must be in by today, with certificates expiring October 1. Records of all dealers will be thoroughly checked during the period leading to the expiry.
White Plains Sept 16 Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt and his famous coach and four teammates headline the Westchester Horse Show drawing the horsey set of society. The program offers 59 prizes and stakes for exhibitors and spectators alike today.
The Parker House hotel in Boston is filled with Chamberlain clan members arriving from all sections for the twelfth annual meeting of the Chamberlain Association of America.
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