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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1910
Page
2
The message invites customers to receive coupons with every cash purchase. It emphasizes ownership of the coupons and encourages customers to collect them with each transaction.
An old style advert lists Walker's Red Hat Tamales two cans for 20000, Chili Con Came two cans, Diamond W Peanut Butter for lunches in jars at 25 to 35 cents, India Relish jars, Preserved Ginger small crocks, and various Condensed Soups.
Hermiston news reports the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company awarded the Hermiston depot remodeling to George Gratien, starting Monday with an extension for passenger and freight ends at about 2000 dollars. Also noted are a quiet wedding of Miss M McClellan and J E Fritt, Hermiston Bank and Trust building progress, Hermiston Day at the Pendleton Round-Up, and local arrivals from Chicago seeking land settlement.
A. C. Koeppen & Bros promote Dr Howard Co specific for constipation and dyspepsia. They sell a regular 54c bottle at half price and offer refunds if it does not cure. The ad lists symptoms including headaches indigestion constipation and liver troubles.
Inquests at Southwark into the death of Arthur Pitman aged four from tetanus after his brother pricked the foot with a fork while digging near a worm. He died at Guy's Hospital after five days of illness, doctors noting an unusually rapid incubation and fatal respiratory failure from lockjaw.
Notice to the Public. On and after the first of October T will charge 10¢ per quart straight for milk J. W. JOHNSON, Riverside Dairy. Saw dust for sale at the Oregon Lumber Yard.
Mazers Thomas Jaques Alfred Smith and William Glenn returned from a hunting trip without big game. Mrs Henry Casteel and Mrs Roy Linsner plan a visit in Cec Oregon. Carl Beanland killed a cub near Newt Roark meadows. Foster in Mr Thompson's livery barn suffers blood poison in hand. Herbert Boylen in Pendleton Tuesday. Burgess to Pendleton for fall. Mrs L E Roy in Pendleton Monday eve. Miss Mary Schlegel to level for Spokane this winter. Maewhorter and M D P of Ange return from Blue mountains hunt. Charlie Lobaugh and wife town for a short visit. Friday predicted fair day for Pilot Rock school children.
The text notes half the population in rural districts lacks physicians or drugstores and must rely on proprietary medicines. It highlights Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a boon for women, claiming it has cured more women of feminine ills than any other remedy.
Roseburg Oregon plans a new high school costing about 100000 dollars. The district operates three grade buildings and has grown rapidly in the past year, creating an urgent need for another building within a year.
A odd warning notes a thief in town who harms health rather than riches and urges arrest if Ballard's Horehound Syrup appears. The ad promotes a cure for coughs colds and chest troubles by A. C. Koppen & Bros with bottles priced 26c 50c and $1.
Portland Journal lauds Pendleton youth Tom Nye for evocative depictions of cowboy life and a western girl on a bucking bronco used in round-up promotion. Banner art across Washington street features Nye’s cowboys on bucking cayuses as Pendleton prepares for a major frontier celebration drawing tourists from the region. Nye, a Portland resident, is son of A W Nye, Pendleton Commercial Club secretary.
Lewiston Idaho reports the Craig Mountain Lumber Company has shipped the first jar of lumber milled at its Winchester plant. The big mill and auxiliary facilities now run continuously with all departments in operation under General Manager CC. P. Lindsley. New planing mill dry kilns and storage sheds completed, signaling a new era of saw milling at Winchester.
Miss Minnie Pickard of Altamahall North Carolina recounts clearing a blotchy eczema with D D D Prescription, claiming three years of improvement. The ad extols D D D as penetrating and soothing, safe for delicate skin, with a 26 cent bottle offered by Tallman Drug Co.
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