Society Notes From Pendleton Stagelight
Pendleton society page reports many locals at state fair and visits in Salem Hermiston and Spokane. Mrs. Clinton Roosevelt hosts dinner on Jackson street. Travel and hosting dominate week with engagements at Seattle Walla Walla and Eugene. Engagement announced for Mary Eleanor Despain to Henry Dawson Vinder of Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Roosevelt
Jackson Street
Anta Selkirk-Norton
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Yolee Vulture
Despain
Mary Fleanor
Henry Dawson Vinder
Portland
Haldane Dickson
Boat Dawla Street
Ernest Skilesaunt
Hiladdeth VanAttwerp
Wallows
Skilox
Coffee grocer’s pledge on bad coffee described
A grocer must refund customers who buy Mas Schilling’s Best coffee that fails quality. The note implies buyers can return defective batches and receive their money back, reflecting strict service expectations.
Bumper Apple Crop Announced for La Grande Region
On the eve of harvest in La Grande Oregon officials report the Grand Ronde valley will yield the largest apple crop in history. Foreign shipments are expected to total 300 cars with 50 cars for home consumption. Local shippers plan rapid disposal as fruit ripens. Markets are unready but buyers expect a strong opening in the new year. Summer varieties are being picked now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Onvnde
Ore
Grand Ronde
Dr King's New Discovery Ends Annual Cough for John White
John White of 88 Highland Avenue Moulton Maine reports winter coughs vanish after using Dr King's New Discovery. He tried many remedies before a 10 cent bottle but the cough was gone soon after. He repeats success this season and endorses the product as the best cough and lung remedy sold with a guarantee at Tallman & Co Pendleton Drug Co with a free trial bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John White
Highland Avenue
Moulton
Maine
Dr. King
Tallman & Co
Pendleton Drug Co
East Oregonian Wordplay: "If you see" Mystery Phrase
A brief note in the East Oregonian hints at a puzzle or phrase with the prompt If you see appearing in a local column. The item suggests reader engagement or a teaser without other explicit details or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oregonian
Thousands of cattle drive heads toward Seattle market trade
Large drives pass through Albee toward Pendleton with 600 head led by James Jones from Canyon City. Stockmen seek richer ranges and rail links, while drivers face long, risky journeys and dwindling profits. Local weather brings rain easing pasture drought as towns note travel, schooling, and entertainment amid westward movement.
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Albee
Pendleton
Seattle
Alaska
James Jones
Free Country
Canyon City
J. 8
McLeod
Ollie Stulih
Pilot Rock Central Ie
Mina Pearl Connell
Ukiah
Pilot Rock
Willow Springs
Metato Ukiah
Modell Brothers
Eltonsburg
Ed Howard
Athwee
Winne Reeves
Nyw
Lon Downs
Towa
Gowns
Orregon
Mind Versus Money In California Court
In Francisco on September 18 a trial weighs the value of mental influence versus financial gain. Mrs. Cushman, a nurse, seeks $5500 from the estate of Mrs. Hiller for services aiding her health. Two sisters object, claiming misleading guidance and a questionable psychology claim. Attorney Wm Young defends psychology as a practiced science after 26 years, while cross examination scrutinizes the methods used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco
Dolare
Censea
Craham
Muyushinat
Surkh FL
Hiller
Albert Hiller
Mire
Louin W. Knowlton
Mlizabeth TL. Beal
Ailler
Ashiman
Cushman
Ais Hiller
Mra
Cadhmur
Jehovah
Young
Wages Rise in 1907 As Food Prices Climb
Washington report shows average hourly wages in manufacturing and mechanical industries up 3.7 percent in 1907 from 1906 while retail food prices rise 4.2 percent. Regular weekly hours fall slightly and employment rises 11 percent. wage purchasing power increases 6.4 percent over the 1900s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Anol
Bureau of Labor
Tabor
Maine
Divorce Sizzler Over Wooden Leg Maker Feud
Oakland California September 18 A wild divorce case involving Arthur B. Mui a wooden leg maker and Mary Bull whose husband makes artificial limbs was adjourned after Mrs Bull was arrested in San Francisco for eloping with Frank Fleming and the woollen log owner. The judge postponed to await police court results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
Fleure Mort
Arthur B. Mui
Mary Bull
Harris
Bull
San Pranciaco
Frank Fleming
Mia
Tull
Fleming
Chiropody Service Advertised at St Elmo Hotel
A chiropody and massage service announces treatment of feet for both men and women at 18 f4d Main Street, Aldinenses, with manicuring and facial massage offered. Hours are 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sundays included.
The Knock-out Blow and a Medical Cure Sale
An article discusses a boxing blow and claims Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures stomach and digestion problems. It praises the tonic as a remedy for catarrh and digestive diseases, touts alcohol free ingredients, and advertises a medical adviser booklet sent for a small fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbet
Pierce
Sage
Adidrvas
Phare
Buffalo
Dr. Pierce
Wil Tw
Tee Ae UK
Roadside Resolve Amid Barbed Fences
A pithy reflection on choosing a straight path despite obstacles, noting that moral guidance matters more than appearances of safety. The phrase likens life to a road with barbed fences on both sides, implying danger and restraint.
Advice for Young Women from Mrs Pinkham’s Letters
Young women suffer without proper advice and Mrs. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts invites them to write about their sickness. As a mother she understands, and nine times out of ten their cases mirror those of the letters that follow.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Claim
Testimonial letters tout Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy for female ills. Miss Abby F Barrows reports nervousness headaches backache and irregularity improved by the product and advice. Miss Elsie L Hook says at sixteen the compound cured sideache periodic pains and nervous irritability after other therapies failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby F. Barrows
Nelsonville
Ohio
Lydia KE. Pinkham
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