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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1903
Page
7
Farmers Custom Mill run by Fred Walters reports capacity of 150 barrels per day. Flour exchanged for wheat and MU feed. Chesped Feed and others are noted as on hand for operations.
A Pendleton reader endorses Doan’s Kidney Pills after a year of kidney and back trouble. Mrs. Heddr Hendricks reports relief from backache and kidney weakness since using the pills bought at Brock & McComas Co. Drug Store. She praises sharing the remedy and will continue to recommend it. Sold in the United States by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo. The Oregon Daily Journal lists Frazier’s Book Store as a sale point.
A historical account describes Russia curbing Japanese coastal fishing, prompting Japan to rely on Alaska and British Columbia ports. It claims large dry fish facilities arose in Alaska to supply Japanese markets, with Japan buying and shipping fish while Canada and the U.S. lose income. The piece alleges Japan benefits from foreign fishing while Allied nations push to curb such activity.
A Seattle pleasure trip party of eight or more arrived in Eugene from Seattle, traveling by wagon. The group, including Laura Holland and others, planned the California tour for years and will visit Yellowstone Park on the return leg, stopping at various points along the route.
Plans finalize to relocate a naval magazine near a highly populated district. Charleston Navy Yard will handle 1000 tons of explosive material as a precautionary move. A condemned site on Cape Cod was discussed but a seller demanded 3 million dollars for land valued at about 50 thousand dollars, delaying the acquisition. In London, two ancient wooden chests with iron bands were displayed in the Bank of England room, believed to hold William III’s money from the Battle of the Boyne aftermath.
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