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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1905
Page
8
Fragmentary lines discuss Pride taste and coffee prices, noting a cost issue and a question about premiums. The text mentions a market, a 10 percent return in premiums, and headaches over value. No clear人物 or organizations are identified, making the main takeaway a puzzled remark about pricing and refunds.
Pendleton council last night approved an ordinance removing part of block 18 for a corrugated iron photograph gallery to be erected by W H Jones. The transfer of Baker and Garrison liquor license to Manefield and Garrison was approved with a condition of a new band.
George Ireland of Freewater faces local option law violations amid a saloon business. Defense argues irregular enactment in the subdivision, with trial eyed for next week. attorneys Halloray and McCourt prepare to contest the law.
Professor Bleakney, principal of Pendleton Academy, receives the Decor of Philosophy from Grove City College in Pennsylvania. He is a longtime ministerial educator, a 1804 graduate, and has taught in the West. Also noted are Pendleton alumni, Rev. Robert Diver and others, plus news of Joan Morrison, pioneer surveyor in Grand Ronde, who died at 73 after a brief illness in Portland. State Senator Peter McDonald of Lmbler attended the burial in La Grande.
The relocation of agency buildings to the government school site on the reservation has begun. A barn and shed were moved and re erected near the former burn site to house carriages and vehicles. Further moves to the school vicinity may follow. Estimated replacement cost ranges from 1260 to 1600 dollars. A teaching certificate was granted to Verna Vannader after meeting exam requirements, though age prevented earlier issuance. Marriage licenses were issued to Sart Charlton and Eva Sanders, and to Herbert B. Richardson and Mildred A. Newton.
William Schwandt of Wild Morne buys five three bottom plows from A Kunkel. The gear will be ganged and drawn by a Tri-horme power tractor for harvest season use in plowing 2000 acres of old wheat land northeast of Echo. About 1200 acres belong to W J Furnish. Schwandt to start as soon as weather permits.
A garbled ad-like passage argues dandruff causes and calls for a cure by targeting the dandruff germ. It mentions toxins and germ destruction as essential, with odd branding references to Horpicide Co. and agents Koeppen & Bros. in Detroit.
A fragment discusses the improvident man and the prudent saver. It contrasts daily frugality with the need for care when sickness or misfortune strikes, noting the provident man saves for times of need and earns interest at four percent in a bank.
Evangelist Dorris preached to a large audience on God Drawing Men to Christ with five confessions and 45 since meetings began. Tonight's subject is Have You Been Baptized in the Holy Ghost with Mr. Dorris continuing through the week and one Sunday. All invited.
Arrangements are underway for a series of revival meetings in the city beginning February 15. Rev. Thomas Needham, now at La Grands, will be the principal speaker. A noted ringer will accompany the evangelist. The meetings will continue for at least two weeks.
A heavy storm blankets the mountains and snow covers wheels and trucks from La Grande to Huntington. The carpenters near completion on a school house project. others prepare to move and inspect livestock in Whitaburg. Local officials report a rise in cigarette smoking among youths and call for stronger laws against minors’ tobacco sales.
Project WIL Go. reports water users in the Payette Bolu valley signing up under the government irrigation plan. Over 100000 acres subscribed, with the upper valley nearly fully subscribed and the lower end still open. About half the irrigable lands are under cultivation, with around 60000 acres subscribed. the project gains state backing when ready. Bolpe Capital News.
An old advertisement urges cure for persistent coughs with Scott's Emulsion. It claims the product stops irritation, soothes tissues, and heals membranes. The copy promises rapid action from the first dose and offers a free sample via mail.
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