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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1903
Page
2
A garbled list covers various topics including alleged patents, salaries, Zionist banking plans, colonial currency remarks, and hotel arrivals. It mentions individuals such as Robert Ferris and A J Cashatt, plus organizations like the Standard Oil Company and Zionist plans in Palestine, interspersed with hotel guest lists and government positions.
A jumble of mixed local items reports a price rise for tat wopies, a wintering illness, and a man jailed in Portland with his wife choosing jail time by his side. The piece notes a planned brewery plant, a river fare change between The Dalles and Portland, museum vandalism at Lt Marcus Whitman’s grave, and a Portland robbery chase where A S Smith wrestled a gun from a thug.
A terse business notice proclaims upstairs remodeling at Despain truck facilities with fresh omeo rooms described as among the finest in the city. C. C. Berkeley invites potential customers to call and view.
Dairy stock prices have fallen 14 to 20 percent from a year ago as supply tightens and demand shifts. George D. Goodbye of the Commercial Creamery of Salem reports market values for dairy cows at lower levels, with many farmers selling rather than feeding bays. Despite some markets remaining steady in Salem, overall prospects point to slower dairy expansion next year as feed costs rise and cows remain scarce.
A Leesville Indiana man endured death's agonies as a son rode 16 miles to obtain King's New Discovery for consumption and related illnesses. The letter claims instant relief and sound sleep after treatment. Promises guaranteed pills and a trial offer at Tallman & Co's dog store.
Listing from Bentley & Hartman offers top wheat farms and stock ranches in the county. Purchases can include or exclude stock. Properties are well improved and well watered, with desirable city property such as a new modern residence on the north river bank. Call for prices.
Summer Carnival in Walla Walla runs Aug 31 to Sept 5 1903 with a round trip fare of 1.00. Tickets go on sale Sept 4 and 5, final limit Sept 1 1903. For details contact F F Wamaley O R N Co agent. Acker’s Blood Elixir advertised with claims of curing blood poisoning and scrofula. price 50c and 1.00. F W Schmidt & Co. druggists.
Notice states John W Crow and Claud P D Crow dissolved their farming and stock partnership by mutual consent. John W Crow to pay partnership fees. Wilt collect all debts owed to St Anguet. Includes extraneous ad lines about Moki Tea, Hooker Co., and crystal ice.
A piano dealer promotes a ten member union at 315 E Court St offering $ ten down and $ sixteen monthly. When new members join the price drops each time by $10, allowing a regular $300 piano to be bought for about $200 under an exchange plan. Act now before the offer ends.
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