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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1905
Page
5
A local ad touts Henderson corsets as superior for average women, fitted on living models to improve figure and comfort. The seller promises easy returns if unsatisfied and invites customers to view available styles today.
A fragmented advertisement page lists shops and goods including hats shoes and cigars with prices and contact lines, plus a brief crime item: Billy Leathers, jailed for selling liquor to Indians, held on $200 bail with trial postponed pending new witnesses.
The Weyerhaeuser Lumber Co will build the Largent sawmill in the Tlind Empire at Horseshoe Bend Idaho with work to begin at once. W W A Wilkening will supervise construction and village buildings, with two hotble cutting bands and a capacity of 75 000 000 to 100 000 000 feet per year. A box factory clothing mill shingle mill and other plants will be added to use all material. About a thousand men will be employed plus more in operations and housing will be provided for workers.
President Cyrus Happy calls a special public meeting of the northwest division of the National Tr Higation association to set a date for an irrigation convention and seek 26000 for topographical survey work. Wenatchee Commercial Club readies an irrigation meeting for February in Wenatchee with invitations sent to surrounding counties. Dr F W Vincent and W J Furnish plan a Far East tour beginning March first, health allowing, possibly returning via circum navigation. Muslin underwear sale at Toutach's.
A wide range of visitors and locals are listed in Weston and Milton today. Names include A Kunkel Mrs Furnish FP Gritman A McDermid J A Lieuallen Ed Needles J M Bracking and many more visiting, staying or traveling for business, family matters, or official duties.
The Minnesota arrived with the largest Pacific port cargo ever valued at 1,404,600 dollars, including 71,750,000 cigarettes and 7,070,250 pounds of raw cotton. Other items listed span fabrics copper ingots leather condensed milk and machinery portions, with earlier records held by the Manchuria at 1,765,000 dollars.
A report notes hundreds of New York children going to school without breakfast as families lack food while the government aids education. Dc Smith of Maols recounts overhearing a rural mother telling a child to hurry to the persimmon tree for breakfast because school started long ago.
The column by Dr Moss ington, a Kirkville School of Osteopathy graduate, discusses osteopathy and notes offices in the Deapain block. It mentions the potential statehood for Oklahoma and Indian Territory, with New Mexico likely to join as a state while Arizona remains a territory.
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