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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1904
Page
2
A summary of local pharmacy practice discusses accurate prescription filling and safety measures. It notes pharmacy staff verify patient details, ensure correct drug parity, and address age-related checks to guarantee each prescription meets doctor instructions.
A jumble of line items reports wage changes from Liverpool to Philadelphia, a loading scheme at sea, and refugees from Port Arthur. An engineer on a passenger train near Silida is killed, while Col. Gardner of Oregon and Washington dies in New York. naval schools prepare for potential sea service amid Russo-Japanese tensions and Turkey-US talks extend protections to Armenian and Turkish school systems.
Pacific Northwest notes Bishop Earl Cranston of the Methodist Church of Oregon gave his farewell sermon in Portland. Lane County pioneer Gustav Milde dies in Coburg after a factory accident. A booming building scene and mills paying 82 cents for wheat are reported amid wildfire smoke. A gold shipment from the Buffalo Hump district is shown at Lewiston Bank. A Rock Lake to St John stock train for Montana ranges is described. A Butte bull fight proceeds amid protests. Mollie Gore, Helena nurse and longtime city figure, dies aged about 90.
D E Salmon chief of the Bureau of Animal Industry warned in Denver that stockmen have delayed aiding regulation. Next year shipments of cattle with mange will face tougher rules, with inspectors and stricter vigilance to stamp out the disease. He said past inaction hindered progress, but cooperation is expected to improve as tighter controls begin.
Summary of Mr Newell chief of the reclamation service touring the West urging revision of water laws. He seeks joint Oregon and Washington commissions, supports the Gregson Mathour project aiming to reclaim about 100000 acres, and notes possible fall start for reservoir work if local cooperation and district readiness align. Includes unrelated ad content and local notices.
A long list of guests arriving at The St George hotel includes A RB Bolte from Seattle and many names from Seattle Portland Spokane Walla Walla Denver Chicago and other cities. The roster features travelers such as J Jolson John Pendles George McGlivery and Mrs Hofer Bolte plus assorted locals and visitors from Madison, Starbuck, Pilot Rock, Pendleton and Elgin among others.
J F Hughes of DuPont Ga recalls a long struggle with a lung infection and bronchial illness. He tried Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption and recovered rapidly, crediting the medicine with restoring his health. Tallman Co drug store guarantees the remedy with trial bottles free.
Nearly 10 delegates from across the country gather in Buffalo for the sixth Luther League national convention. The event mirrors groups like Christian Endeavor and Epworth League with sessions starting at St John’s Church. Prominent speakers include Judge Grosseup of Chicago and Augua[l] Miller of Philadelphia. A 15-voice chorus has rehearsed for weeks for song services.
Beginning June 15 1904 the W and R railway offers round trip excu rs to Westport Long Beach Clatsop Beach Tokeland Ilwaco Seaview Tillamook Pacific Park Ocean Park Nab cotta Flavel Gearhart for 10.00. Children half fare and return validity until September 30. For full information call or address.
Seek information on railroad service, lowest rates, best routes, hotel conditions, and general travel data for St Louis Exposition. Write to B H Tru Commercial Agent at 142 Third Street, Portland Oregon for prompt, free assistance if possible.
The undersigned will receive bid at 6 o clock p m August 17 1904 for lumber in the barn sheds and sidewalk on the Froome Brabie property on Mary street Pendleton Oregon All material to be removed at earliest date peralble Done at Pendleton Oregon this 11th day of August 1904 Crawford Smith
Hot dry weather speeds grain ripening while district schools close in 79. Spokane teaches. draft horses for sale. Hideaway springs crowds. Pendleton cattle buyers arrive. planing mill to begin. Spokane visit by Milas Dinter. local deliveries and road trips noted. several residents travel to Hawt cities. Pendleton link with Elide plans.
The ditch from Cullaby Lake to Tidewater near Skipa hon may become key to the freight rush. A 10 foot deep canal 20 feet wide at the top and seven feet above tide at Cullaby Lake would have a seven foot fall. The project could reclaim over a fraction of land and benefit hundreds of acres, with future connections toward Seaside.
A 200 eres baseline value rises to 6 dollars per acre with Hitech completion pushing potential to 100 dollars per acre. The text shifts to medical advice praising One Minute Cough Cure for summer colds and pneumonia prevention, touting its safety for children and pleasant taste, sold by Tallman & Co. It then digresses into unrelated ethnographic commentary, discussing fashion, succession in inheritance, and a general critique of a national persona.
A historical note asserts that wart cure with a moist paste of wart with a vinegar and baking soda solution can remove warts in a week with several applications daily. It mentions another method of using acetic or nitric acid, warning not to irritate the surrounding skin.
The readable lines reveal garbled phrases about silent speaking, withheld speech until a day of an injury or accident, with disjointed imagery including feet, a quilt, a bin, and a character named Pip. The source text is largely incomprehensible and distorted.
A garbled quotation presents muddled sayings about purise committees and moral behavior. It references a person buying on hire and equates a fool patient with a fool client, suggesting a misread proverb about integrity and prudence.
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