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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1905
Page
3
The store promotes holiday goods with best merchandise displayed for easy selection. Emphasizes lowest prices, quality products, and a money back guarantee for whole satisfaction. Encourages customers to purchase presents this week and to repay what needed.
The passage notes the 311 million dollar canal appropriation signed December 1, plus a Wisconsin governor’s admission to a home. It cites record stone imports, a Columbia University push to abolish collegiate sports, a Chicago water plant plan, Korea’s Japanese resident general powers, and vigil over fare cuts in Yakima streetcar wages. Fifty-three Russian POWs reach Victoria, seeking U.S. work.
Northwest update notes Charlis FH Webster of Montana named customs collector for Montana Idaho and Utah. Pred Curtis at Kettle Falls raised two bushels of camper acre the pitt season on Llacrea. The Pride of the North variety highlighted. At Hillyard W H Watson died at midnight from hemorrhage. W H Shield’s crew, a brakeman on Spokane Falls and Northern, mentioned. An ordinance has been paused.
A fragmented notice mentions Schilling’s Best ginger and a potential product concern. No clear details on action, dates, or entities beyond the brand reference.
In the symnasium last night the Tigers beat the Dears 19 to 4 and the Cannibals defeated the Lobsters 16 to 1. The Teers-Dears game featured rough play while Lobsters-Cannibals was clean. officials were Hollerman scorer, Ernest Ruppe timekeeper, and Wilson referee.
The juniors beat the seniors 15 to 0 yesterday in a spirited basketball matchup. The junior lineup featured Hill at center Dickeon Turner Thompson and Strand as guards with others like Ruppe and Rearda contributing. The seniors listed Storle Stricklin Bollerman and Ruppe among others, but were outplayed throughout.
Walla Walla river dredging around G W George home failed to locate the missing state line farmer after a week. Neighbors split on whether he fled the country or met foul play. About ten inches of new snow fell in Meacham and Kameta over three days with ten feet on the summit of the nearby Binsanguntaine.
The Agriculture Department proposes one farm unit per government irrigation project to serve as a national demonstration farm. On the Twin Falls tract in southern Idaho an experimental farm was established last spring, aiding local farmers and attracting visitors. The plan aims to show best crops, water use, and cultivation practices for each project and is likely to be adopted this session. Meanwhile Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt orders a two mile per minute race car for the Ormond Payton Frach races, designed by engineer Richard, aiming for record speed with an eight cylinder, 259 horsepower machine weighing 2,200 pounds.
Preparations have begun for a vast new plant to be built by the Cleveland City Front company at the eastern edge of Toledo along the Maumee river. The works will cover a mile and a quarter south from the river and, upon completion, employ about 16 090 men, marking a major industrial expansion for the region. Construction will proceed in winter to be ready for spring building.
An Ottawa railroad journal says the Canadian Pacific has secured traffic rights with the Oregon Short Line to reach Portland via Spokane. The deal allows transfer of traffic at Spokane and links midwestern origin routes to Pacific Northwest markets. The Spokane to St Paul segment of the Canadian Pacific Spokane International will open June 165, shortening the route by about 22 miles compared with rival lines.
Harry Wolson of Masonville Iowa claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve is the best cure for piles bleeding itching and protruding piles and also useful for boils burns and injuries. Sold at Tallman Co with Brock and McComuna druggists for 5 cents.
Procarings led today by M Parvin through Mc Court and Phelps against M L Aker to recover the amount due on a 37 percent note dated June 5 190% at Salem. The suit seeks thirty dollars as a reasonable attorney's fee making the total claimed $128 90.
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