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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1905
Page
3
Fragmentary text indicates a cautious note about financial operations and property trades at Court Street, mentioning investment, value, and city maintenance. The readable portion hints at a safer approach but lacks clear entities, dates, or outcomes.
Dr Hoteington of Pendleton Oregon argues osteopathy may influence appendicitis outcomes. He cites varying success rates in historical surgery and claims osteopathic pressure from rib strain affects inflammation, urging patients to try osteopathy before surgery.
The State hotel at the corner of Webb and Cottonwood streets opens to the public with 23 rooms and luxury furnishings. Mr and Mrs Rudolph Martin own and operate the new hostelry promising quiet, clean, comfortable accommodations with hot and cold water, porcelain tubs, and ample parlor spaces. Rates are reasonable for room, day, week, or month. Also includes 2-3 waiter staff, and outside-facing rooms ensuring fresh air. State of Ohio Toledo. Frank J Cheney attests to funds for Hall's Catarrh Cure.
Mr Bandy, president of the Idaho Oregon townshe company, secured settlers for Hewdown and returned after an extended stay in Colorado Wyoming Nebraska and Kansas. The colony, located on Willow Creek in Malheur County Oregon, is called Colum bine and titled as elite property.
Local items report child recovering from spinal meningitis and a promoted Elmer Knight becoming a switchman on the night shift. Pendleton student Kart Leonard visits with his father. several residents ill or bedridden. police crackdown on loitering. Flor ence Olmstead receives school organ from Portland and places it in class. Debate night set with a race topic. Various moves, travels, and entertainments noted at Columbia College Milton and surrounding districts.
The production "Over Niagara Falls" starring Virginia Goodwin and Robert Bruce toured major cities including New York and Chicago. Critics praised its realism especially the Niagara sequence with a heroine on a barrel. Clifford and Rowland lead a strong supporting company. the show drew packed houses.
Fred Waite, new proprietor of Hotel Pendleton in Pendleton, plans a county fair and regional events extending hospitality across Mine and Morrow counties. Waite, an experienced hardware dealer from Portland and San Francisco ties, aims for a spring 1906 opening with a 20000 dollar incorporation and a notable race event lineup.
Town leaders report Minnesota Y. M. A. gathering in Duluth with delegates from St. Paul, Minneapolis, Red Wing, Winona and colleges. The convention formally opens with a large welcome meeting as Rev. Montgomery of Wesleyan M. E. Church delivers the principal address.
An early 20th century ad touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder troubles including Bright’s Disease. It promises samples by mail from Binghamton New York and urges readers to mention the paper. The copy warns not all ailments fit, and lists homeopathic bottle flavors and druggist sales.
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