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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1905
Page
2
A novel photograph souvenir device mimics an envelope. It uses eight views per booklet, with four series totaling 32 images. After writing, the page is moistened to seal, then the recipient tears perforated edges to reveal popular state scenes.
Frederick Nolf and Company presents The Big Book and Stationery offering an extensive range of paper, ledgers, writing supplies, and office goods for business use. The catalog highlights affordable pricing, durable notebook options, and a selection of desk accessories.
New York Methodinte plans to sell two isolated church buildings to fund a single large mission on the Bowery. A fierce war has erupted at Coffeyville Kansas after a violent assault on Mrs. John Griffiths, a white woman, by a Black man. General James F. Grant, secretary of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of the United States, died Thursday in Baltimore. Edward W. Mitchell, who organized the Wheat Corner in Chicago in 1848 and became a millionaire, died a pauper in Chicago on Thursday. A. J. Mohler, former general manager of the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company, has been named vice president of the Union Pacific to serve as executive officer in Omaha. The earthquakes in India wrecked the country lodge of Viceroy Curzon at Simla, making it unsafe to occupy without repairs. Mrs. Harold McCormack, a daughter of John D. Rockefeller, has given birth to a daughter whose wealth was estimated at 60 million dollars at birth. Three hundred feet of a new pile bridge near Tempe Arizona, completed to repair a Santa Fe washout, was destroyed by the quake. All traffic was halted. Thirty members of the Chicago Commercial Club will tour the Pacific coast, visiting major points for about 50 days.
Reports from Oregon and Washington state detail a series of incidents and notices. Mrs Alfredo Vinto of Salem dies at Howell Prairie. Lincoln home to be shown at the Lewis and Clark fair by Illinois. Multnomah County pays off 70000 in road warrants. In Northport a woman kills self after quarrel with husband and son. A Woodmen delegates special train departs Portland for Los Angeles with seven cars full. Pacific University receives 230000 offer for a library from Andrew Carnegie if city raises funds. George Bowers attempts suicide in Linnton and is rescued. Birth insurance firms seek Oregon license. Miss Maud Fowler, 17, mail carrier, fatally stabbed by Bertha Fowler. Walter D Ford sues Blasiers for 50600 over eye injury. Blarger’s bartender allegedly brutal assault on Ford.
W L Stewart of Milton says a court decree on water rights is inevitable and will fix each man's claim, stabilizing the chaotic system around Peacock Flour Milling Co. and enabling better irrigation, larger canning and packing, and more efficient use of scarce water in the Milton Freewater district. He notes potential cannery development this season and improvement in fruit quality as orchards are updated.
MMOL POR WALLA WALLA, Hiahep and Gers, Salem mill proprietors, plan to install a large woolen mill in Walla Walla. The Union reports Mr. Rishon saying Walla Walla could be the best center on the Pacific coast for wool manufacture. If suitable grounds and irrigation are secured, the firm may extend mills to Walla Walla and representatives may visit soon to choose a location.
E H Wolfe of Bear Grove Iowa credits Electric Bitters with curing his kidney trouble after two years of pain and anxiety. He says the medicine also benefits general debility and nerve trouble and keeps it on hand. Tallman & Co. druggists guarantee them at 60 cents.
The Crook County Journal notes in BlueTailand Oregon dated January 14, 1901 that J B Shipp secured contracts for three residences Ward Cram D P Adamson and C M Stroud with more homes likely this season. A First National bank building project will be bid April 16 followed by masonry. Templeton Bon plan a brick drug store this spring with work starting later this month.
Notice to debtors all persons indebted to me please call and settle at once as I have sold my butcher business and need the money Conrad Platzoeder. New shirt waist suit 69.00 and 10.00 world beaters at Teutsch's.
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