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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1913
Page
7
Portland dispatch reports week receipts up across cattle 1822 calves 198 hogs 2471 and sheep 5030 with cattle and swine rising while sheep liquidation remains light. Live stock arrivals show a broad increase in recent days as markets adjust to larger supplies.
A Pendleton Oregon resident, via Co. & Howard at 1614 W Webb St, testifies after fifteen years of back pain and numbness. After using Doan's Kidney Pills the pain lessened and kidney function improved. the endorsement urges readers to ask dealers for the pills, price 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents.
Market activity climbs on Monday as cattle receipts rank among the year’s largest. Steers top at $8.25 with several $8.10 to $8.25 rates. most steer sales $7.30 to $7.79. Cow values peak in the mid sixes, calves hold steady around $8.50 to $9.0. Swine slip, light hogs $8.74 to $9.00. Sheep and lamb activity limited by light supply, prices firmer for price stock with wethers $4.24 to $4.50, ewes around $3.85, lambs near $4.50 to $5.75.
W A N reports doubt on whether Congressman A W Lafferty will run as a Progressive or Republican candidate. Washington advices indicate Lafferty wrote Multnomah County Clerk Coffey expressing admiration and intent to register.
Portland dispatch notes a widow's pension grant of 50 dollars a month to Maggie Hirschman, mother of eleven, after years of destitution for her large family. The item highlights benefits for mothers of dependents under the program.
Echo Oregon reports a series of local visits and travel notes. Hugh Stanfield returned from Pendleton and Portland. Mrs Otis McCarty and Mrs Wm McCarty visited Wasco relatives. Mr and Mrs Harry Stilts and others traveled by auto to Pendleton Round Up. Visitors praised Echo’s alfalfa fields and hay stacks. Rev John Garver and family left Echo for Waverly Washington after two years. Mrs H D Smith visited Pendleton. Co Smudge moved his family from Portland to Echo.
A historic ad-style piece promotes a home remedy for abscesses and claims a blood purifier named 8.8.5 or 8.8.B cleanses the blood to halt tissue decay and aid repair. It advises cleanliness, bandaging, and consulting a specialist for severe cases, with contact to The Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta, Georgia.
Mrs Alex Thompson of Plymouth Washington visited with relatives this week. Joan Oliver and family left Wednesday for Rigin to work in the winter months for the C W BR N Co. They plan to return to Echo in spring.
Readers learn Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy claimed to cure catarrh in all stages. It is taken internally to reach the foundation of the disease and strengthen the constitution, with a $100 reward offered for any uncured case. Testimonials and a mail offer accompany the advertisement.
The Pendleton Common Council on September 9 1913 adopted resolutions for gravel bitulithic paving on Water Street from Main to Vincent Vincent Street from Water to Lewis and Lewis Street from Vincent to Lee with curbs gutters and related work. The plans by City Surveyor Geary Kimbrell filed September 5 1913 were approved and an Improvement District No 24 created to assess benefited properties for costs.
Public notice records a detailed land description for Improvement District No. 26 in Pendleton Oregon. It lists blocks streets and parcel boundaries bounded by Main Lewis Vincent Water and Lewis streets and specifies publication in East Oregonian and cost proportion notices dated September 6 1913 by City Recorder Thomas Fitzgerald.
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