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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1904
Page
3
Local data fragment shows a market note on YF Littha doe 7 for RYEG price inquiry. Details are sparse, with names and exact items unclear but indicates pricing discussion and trader activity in the area.
A letter from Colonel EL S. Godfrey of the Ninth Cavalry to Major Moorhouse extols the Oregon National Guard units at American Lake. He notes the Separate battalion and cavalry trap and artillery platoon behaved with zeal and intelligence, predicting they will become effective trained troops. Godfrey, soon to transfer to Fort Riley, Kansas, expresses admiration but regret at leaving the Northwest and friends like Major Moorhouse.
An essay notes that adults are often seen as sane yet show signs of instability, while children are portrayed as more balanced. It contrasts adult pessimism with belief in progress, then shifts to a testimonial about recovery from lung illness using King's New Discovery. The ad claims powerful cough, cold, throat, and lung relief with guaranteed trial bottles offered.
Parker supporters hope for success as West Virginia Democrats gather in Parkersburg for a state convention. Dissent within the Republican ranks and anticipated backing from ex Senator Davis for vice president boost confidence that the Democratic ticket can win in November. Delegates arrive with strong enthusiasm and large attendance expected. Prior to the St Louis convention Democrats favored ex Senator Davis for governor, now that he is called...
A fragmentary account describes a narrow stalactite cave at Oakley Creek in Nova Scotia with eerie murmurs and a possible specter, noting a perilous, claustrophobic entrance and faint sounds from water. The piece shifts to Salisbury North Carolina on August 2, reporting the North Carolina Firemen’s Association annual gathering with visitors from nearby states and a parade planned for the next day.
The Woolmen from six states Arkansas Louisiana Kentucky Alabama Tennessee and Mississippi attend the second annual Mississippi Valley Logrolling Association meeting in Vicksburg with an elaborate two day program. Governor Vardaman and Congressman John Sharp Williams are scheduled to speak.
An advertisement touts a summer cold remedy with claims to clear phlegm reduce inflammation and heal bronchial tubes. It promotes Mutute Coteh Cure for adults and Minnie Cough Cure for children and notes a Cure for Croup Cough and Cold sold by Taliman and Co.
August events include the National encampment Grand Army in Huston and the American Mining Congress in Portland. September features a Kalghes Templar conclave in San Francisco and the Oregon Irrigation Association in Ontario with Malheur County. Inland Empire Teachers’ Association in Pendleton and National Irrigation Association in El Paso follow in October and November. A patent medicine ad promotes DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as a gentle laxative. A Springfield Episcopal synod seeks a bishop coadjutor with Rev Matthews of Cincinnati as leading candidate. Teutsch’s offers men’s suits at deep discounts.
Delegates from across America attend the fourth annual meeting of the American Federation of Catholic Societies at St Marys Church Detroit. The event features Indian, Puerto Rican, and Centri-Catholica representation, bishops and prelates, and plans to expand lay Catholic work and membership.
An advertisement promotes Newbro’s Herpicide for women with thinning hair or hair loss. It claims to kill the dandruff germ at the root, allowing hair to regrow, and asserts the product is oil free, non staining, and sold by druggists. A sample offer is sent via The Morpl elde Co., Detroit, Mich.
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