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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1904
Page
3
Advertises range to lease and water access for sheepmen. Offers location near La Grande Oregon and a contact box 44 in Boston style ad language. Includes offer to obtain a top coat.
A Spokesman-Review piece claiming mass unemployment among Pendleton carpenters is rebutted. The letter argues many building projects and schools are underway with busy tradesmen earning living wages. The writer cites ongoing construction, moves of workers to Portland and Walla Walla, and upcoming projects to assure strong employment as weather improves.
Cardinal Satolli formerly the apostolic delegate at Washington and now prefect of the congregation of studies left New York aboard a European-bound steamer. His mission, shrouded in mystery, aimed to address American church questions that have divided the hierarchy for years, with the cardinal returning to the Vatican after private interviews.
Archbishop James Gibbons and Archbishop Quigley head a gathering of leading Irish Catholic church figures in America, drawing attention to ecclesiastical leadership and diaspora relations within the Roman Catholic hierarchy.
Eight million acres along the Texan gulf coast are slated for reclamation under a colonization plan. A new Hen Company with $500000 capital will cooperate with the Trico system and Texas railroads to finance land enterprises and develop about 600000 acres offered at prices from 310 per acre.
The Western Maryland railroad says its terminal lines in Baltimore will be completed by early next month. The Goulds have spent over 1,000,000 on the project and expect more than 3,000,000 to be invested before completion. The line will grant Western Maryland 268 miles of railroad direct access to the harbor, currently routed via Union tracks controlled by Pennsylvania. A Perfect Painless Pill DeWitt's Little Early Risers are praised for cleansing the system and aiding liver action. Sold by Tallman & Co.
Vancouver sees G Gotoh and Dan McLeod clash for the cater-as-catch-eon title tonight. Both contenders report rigorous training and peak fitness. McLeod’s supporters back his chances to win the decision and claim a share of the $1600 purse.
The Congregational Summer Assembly begins its first annual session on permanent grounds in Frankfort. It has secured 126 acres between Lake Michigan and Crystal Lake, bounded on both, as a rallying point for Congregational United Brethren and Methodist Protestant denominations to foster closer unity.
Sig Hart, Chicago matchmaker, has arranged an excellent program for the opening show at the Houghton athletic club tonight. Three 10 round bouts are set with fast, hard work expected. The wind-up features George Memsic of Cincinnati facing Young Sharkey in a 10 round 184 pound bout.
Notice to those with outstanding accounts with the late Arthur Haynie to call at Oliver's Grocery alone in Pendleton for immediate settlement.
An old account recalls a sled boat concept built to ferry people and goods between Fire Island stations amid storms and ice. The vessel aimed to ease travel by water or shore, reducing exertion in crossing the Great South Bay and offering safer passage for families during wartime shortages.
August 15-20 National encampment Grand Army in Boston. August 22-27 American Mining Congress in Portland. September 4 Conclave Knights Templar in San Francisco. September 19-21 Oregon Irrigation Association in Ontario, Malheur County. Inland Empire Teachers’ Association Pendleton. October 19-20 National Irrigation Association in El Paso, Texas. November 15-18. Also notes a catarrh remedy claim for Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials and contact details for J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. pills suggested for constipation.
J T Donnelly, cashier of the First National Bank at Baker, arrived with about 20 000 to bolster bank funds and meet contingency needs amid anxious depositors as reported by Sumpter Reporter.
An ad touts Bucklen’s Arnica Balm as the best salve to prevent fatal outcomes from minor injuries and burns, urging purchase at Tallman & Co. drug store for 26 cents. The note adds a humorous dig at those who confuse wheat with rutabaga, and mentions enjoying summer as people mislabel weather for corn.
The piece promotes Newhro s Herpicide as a killer of herpes microbes linked to scalp dandruff itching and hair loss. It claims the product destroys the microbe after which hair grows and urges readers to obtain samples via stamps to The Herpicide Co Detroit Michigan or agent F W Schmidt.
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