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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1905
Page
2
The Golden Rule Store notes the harvest season and back to school buying. It advertises a ready shelf of school shoes in Pendleton with kept prices and mentions an advance in all grades, urging early purchase at the old lowest price. Prices cited include 1.18 to 1.18 and 1.33 as represented.
Yellow fever cases in New Orleans total 1712 with 242 deaths and 245 under treatment as of August 27. California oil lands controlled by a trust after an alliance between Standard Oil and Union Oil. 137 mutineers from Potemkin court martialed. eight to be shot, rest imprisoned. Andrew Robertson found to have his heart mislocated by six inches. Catholic societies convention in New Orleans postponed. One monastery in Rigaween allocates 1,126,000 to feed the poor and will loan 200,000 at low rates. U.S. leads in motor car production, exporting globally. San Francisco hosts 10,000 Chinese. plans for tropical disease study school for minorities. Pocketbook worth 6100 lost for a year then recovered intact in New York elevated station. Spain faces mass unemployment in Andalusia. elderly and “The Infinite” near obliteration. Three Pittsburgh fire insurers go into receivership. Fraud charges against Doenber and Marshall.
Northwest News details thin Kinmath ditch work, a Seattle cable office receipt for 100000 dollars, and 34 new Colfix Woodman of the World members. The report lists a deputy game warden son jailed, a sheep sale to Denver for 47000 dollars, a fretful new criminal law about checks, a hung jury in a forest fire case, a disbanded Wenatchee band, and funding concerns for Central Washington efforts. It also notes robberies of insane patients’ estates in Salem, a shooting in Idaho, a prohibition trial in Clatsop county, brush fires near Eugene, a large Kel lmack fair, and a forthcoming Columbia River conference site. A Nome output estimate reaches 10000000 dollars, and George Washington of Centralia dies aged 88, with quarantine efforts in Bimeory county and Atlanta.
Prof Rashbacher explains to Idaho settlers how the miners inch second foot and acre foot are used to measure irrigation water. He describes simple ditch tests, weir boards, and calculation methods for estimating flow and duty of water across large and small quantities. A brick plant relocation by Jon Merminger is noted in Condon.
A 200 acre tract described as level land suitable for irrigation and alfalfa in the field, with good over all improvements. The listing notes a well improved property with a town site and railroad access nearby, and mentions a capable overseer.
A Mil ton Bight view notes Pendleton residents’ mixed feelings toward outside communities amid calls for better laws. The piece defends the East Oregonian’s long-standing advertising role and urges business leaders to back the paper’s stance on Sunday closing enforcement rather than boycotts by saloon supporters.
A Yakima irrigation insider tells the North Yakima Republic that water rights disputes are milder than feared. He notes 600,000 acre feet could be conserved in Lakes Cle Elum Kicholus Kachess and Bumpingta and that ample river flow could sustain 400000 acres of cultivated land. Authorities may settle priorities soon and seek federal aid. Albert Brandt announces a fall book release The Building of the City Beautiful by Joaquin Miller.
An advertorial snippet from Pendleton Oregon promotes CALIFOTENTA PRUNE VAPERS promising to help users sleep through the night and wake refreshed. It urges readers to carry a box and take a dose before bed, claiming quick rest and tone by breakfast. Tallman & Co. at 629 Maid Street is listed.
Wm Bedell of Flat Rock Michigan touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for ulcers sores and cancers saying it is the heat healing dressing ever found. The product soothes and heals cuts burns and scalds and is sold at Tallman & Co. drug store with guaranteed satisfaction.
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