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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1904
Page
2
A small bottle costing fifty cents lasts a baby a month with a few drops per feeding. It promises health and comfort as it provides nourishment often missing from ordinary food. The ad claims babies respond quickly to its action and that Scott's Emulsion supplies essential elements. Cleveland, New York.
Farmers of the Dakotas form a 2 million dollar trust to control their products. A street car in Paducah Kentucky was struck by a train, one killed and 23 injured. A Baltimore fire destroys all Gaok. reopening expected by February 12. Nero the United States collie injured in gunfire in Puam harbor. Miller Clinger, 41, dies from burns and trampling in the Iroquois fire. Speculators react weakly to Baltimore fire and war in New York. Charles Bates, a California man, fears for starving horses and personal crises fueled by laudanum. The Master Painters Association elects John Dewar of Pittsburgh as president. Federated Australia grants national suffrage to women. 5,000 vote first time. William Miller, 54, who began rebroading 52 years ago, dies after being struck by his own engine near Lewistown.
In Northwest news Portland area items report fines of 24 922.29 by a board of appraisers on George W Sonpright Tacoma who found his wife dead. Tacoma man Peter Gratzer fined 10 for not turning over 10 stakes in a wager. JW Wilcox a mall clerk faces arrest for stealing 10 000 from a Canadian Pacific package. A platinum ore strike at Mt Rastus in Baker County yields high values. Burglars loot a post office cafe in Aurora Oregon but burn only worthless papers. Six Portland boys sent to the Hoye and Gira Ald Society for vandalizing electric lights and throwing rocks at Chinese. Friends of L T Harris Eugene speaker of the house seek his nomination for congress. Timber land investigations into Eastern Oregon threaten heavy mining firms in Baker County.
Milton, Feb 12. Attending Lumbermen's Convention, Grange to entertain February 29. New physician to locate here as work continues on church revival. School closed in Bolus district. Marriage of Miss Virginie Vee Foy to Will Sloan in Walla Walla. Various local residents returning from Tacoma Spokane and Adams, with posts about revivals and business openings.
Pendleton hosts the Fisk Jubilee Singers presented through Men’s Resort with tickets sold out ahead. The group from Fisk University Nashville Tenn, famed for harmony, will perform Tuesday evening February 16 at Fraser theater. Brock McComas drug store will reserve seats starting Monday. The Washington Star notes the audience enthusiasm and regular encores for the renowned vocal ensemble.
A letter from Toledo Ohio asserts deafness from a blocked Eustachian tube is best treated by constitutional remedies, claiming catarrh causes nine of ten deafness cases and promising one hundred dollars for proof. The note describes supposed cures and notes travel from Boston and Portland with dates in February.
A lengthy hotel arrivals list names guests from Spokane Portland Seattle Baker City San Francisco and New York among others including A J Allring J W Anderson and J Shearman. The piece also contains a February 2 1904 note from a reader requesting Trib and describing relief from liquor and tobacco cravings after using Trib with a shipment to Honolulu.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to W. T. Boynton will call and settle at once as I need the money. W. T. Hoynton. Second story workers never try to get in on the ground floor.
An advertisement argues hair color reveals traits and claims bald men can still show care for others. It cites Prof. Sabouroud of Paris who germinated a rabbit with dandruff germs to prove baldness. It promotes Newbro's Erpicide to destroy the germ and prevent loss.
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