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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1906
Page
2
An advertisement warns that many sudden deaths arise from kidney disease and related organ failures. It promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp-Root as a cure for kidney, liver and bladder issues, with claims of solving urinary and nocturnal symptoms and offering free samples and a booklet by mail from Binghamton New York.
In 1904 Irish emigrants reached 30676, the highest since 1851, while America absorbed 23007. Lord Kitchener’s administration is accused of stoking mutiny and loyalty loss. A drowning tragedy near Aloneda California involved Frank Short and Edwin Anderson. Short is praised for heroism. Vesuvius vapors caused unusual acidic rain.
The Burns Times-Herald urges state or county aid for Piute and Snake River Indians in Harney county. An allotment was made a decade ago to settle and make homes, but land is poor and progress slow. MN farm work and sheep shearing help, yet cooperation from whites is needed. a small appropriation could aid training in pure lulture and uplift this remnant of original owners.
The notice advertises agricultural opportunities in April including 140 acres at four dollars per acre suitable for wheat or corn, 60 acres broken, one mile from railroad, and a half section in wheat. It projects 12,060 bushels this year at 87.50 dollars per acre.
Pendleton Ore. local business address listed for E T Wade and Son P O Box 324. Phone Pack 2111 EK 0 appears as a contact line. The snippet presents a commercial listing with address and telephone reference.
Idaho state representative C. J. Munson files on about 2509 acres in townships Th and a3-t east for university grants. Filing shows 1463.77 acres free state selection while 1613.18 acres conflict with existing homesteads. Only one contest filed against Charles W. Hartman, pioneer settler of the township. Hartman settled on island in 1894 and has resided there since. others are new arrivals. Timber and stone entrymen gain no benefit from this contest, as state intervention eliminates potential merits. Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar advertised as cold remedy for all ages by Tallman & Co.
Writing from Vladivostok an agent for a steamship line says the war with Japan has caused a flood of goods from China Japan and the United States. Cargo handling facilities are strained with many ships waiting three to four weeks to discharge though some merchandise already arrived. Tariff discrimination favoring Port Arthur and Dalny no longer holds, boosting Vladivostok as an eastern Siberia port of entry. Icebreakers keep the harbor open in winter. the Cambrian King from Portland is due soon.
Save the Baker Cry Herald cites roads from the city to Cornucopia as badly maintained with deteriorating bridges. The letter argues funds are wasted on road improvements that are not visible or effective, noting dangerous makeshift bridges and missing approaches. It urges quick repairs at low cost to ensure traveler safety.
Distinct tremors were felt in Bole yesterday with three main shocks at 8:40 am 12:08 pm and 1:20 pm. Higher floors of the federal block and Sonna building reported movement chandeliers swung several inches and desks trembled. Tremor direction was north to south with light shaking at the Sherman house and other spots.
The Multnomah County Republican primary ballot is a large pink sheet 14 by 22 inches with 116 names, while the Democratic ballot of the same size lists 54 names. Election officials estimate two to five minutes to mark the ballot, as vendors and stores advertise various remedies and goods alongside local arrivals and business notices.
Uric acid and gravel result from kidneys failing to filter impurities. Irving's Buchu Wafers are promoted as the sole remedy, claiming to cleanse kidneys, rebuild walls, and prevent uric acid formation. Sold for 60 cents a box by Tallman & Co at 623 Main St Pendleton Oregon.
A proposed 90 mile wagon road and toll line parallel to the Pacific railroad from west of Leland in Josephine County to Port Orford in Curry County is formed as the Leland Lining and Port Orford Wagon and Toll Road and Telephone Company. Captain E B Burns leads, with Jacob Frye and J I Cooley as partners. capital stock set at 100000. Headquarters at Leland, road would unlock rich mineral and timber areas in SW Oregon, seen as highly important. Also notes health tips and a university gift with funding for electrical engineering. includes ads for Digestive aids and Tallman & Co.
Notice to stockholders of Pendleton Wool Scouring and Packing Co. Pendleton Oregon March 1 1006 a meeting will be held Tuesday May 1 1006 at 4 p m at the company office Pendleton E Judd president Fr A Clopton secretary
Notice to stockholders in Pendleton Oregon states a meeting will convene on May 1 at 4 p.m. at the company office. President O Y Judd and Secretary H Carter sign the notice dated March 1 1908.
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