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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1904
Page
2
There is always a fight in every body between health and disease. Poor food, bad air, over work, worry, colds, accidents oppose sunshine, rest, cheerfulness and nourishment. Scott's Emulsion provides nourishment and fights illness. Get more sunlight and try Sports Emulsion.
The article notes an imminent general rail telegraphers strike, a struggling theatrical scene with unemployed actors in Chicago, and widespread elite unrest east of the Rocky Mountains. It also reports aging Russian commander Count Alexter, opium and weapon shipments to Japan, Panama’s upcoming army police force, a Baltimore insurer failure, heavy rainfall in Oakland, and several church minister deaths.
State health board reports 15 cases of smallpox in Condon Gilliam county Willamette River flood backs up water in Salem streets causing damage Montana Coal & Coke store at Horr Mont burned Monday loss about 25 Fire in Portland drug store did 4044 damage electrical wires blamed W M Howarth and H A Johnson Tacoma conductors face embezzlement charges over months Matt Cullen and George Kelly thieves in Portland furs worth 5000 under arrest Snoqualomis Light & Power sued by Jonah Phillips for 21000 injuries from live wire across county road Benton road burn victim severely burned
Athena Feb 16. Local notes report FF Himeston bought the Fair Store from Taylor & Jarmon. Mr Taylor retires for health after five years as manager. Also mentioned are several local illnesses recoveries and social trips including Mrs Coburn, Mrs Sherman, and Mr Boddy. The Kitchen Treasure Safe Company, once active in Umatilla County, is now operating in Colorado towns and Denver papers expose the fraud scheme.
Melbourne Florida reader credits Dr King's New Discovery for consumption with saving his life. Free trial offered by Tallman Co. Druggists. Also notes snowbound Baker City roads and Bucklen's Amica Salve curing a leg ulcer after four years of illness. W T Boynton calls for debts.
Gallion National Bank closes with assets and liabilities each at $500,000. Reports indicate inability to meet coming demands. Berlin and London dispatches note Kaiser's nominees denied amid broader financial turmoil.
Dr L E Bullinger of San Francisco writes that he was prejudiced against TRIB but after travel in England and the Eastern States he found it useful. He bought four treatments for friends and reports results. Tallman & Co. listed as local agents.
The H M Co extends country telephones with a private line to Rock Creek and the mines. Arrangements will connect about 100 farmers to phon es at their homes. Instruments supplied by the long distance company and connections made at Haines central office. A lady operator will oversee the Haines central office once the line is completed.
An old article argues deafness stems from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and rejects bee applications as ineffective. It touts constitutional remedies and offers a $100 reward for a cure, referencing Hall’s Catarrh Remedy and Haney Co Toledo. Also notes a snowstorm affecting the Pacific Northwest including Pendleton.
Conrad Mootwoeder swore out a warrant for George Troake in an assault case. Marshal Carney faced trouble in dividing the matter as the warrant was issued and Troake was to be arrested. He will be tried tomorrow.
Ladies who used Nowbro Herpicide praise its quick scalp cleansing for dandruff and its general refreshing feel. It allegedly halts itching, destroys the germ causing dandruff and hair loss, and acts as a distinctive hair tonic with an amatoopatic charm. Sample offer details are included with a Detroit address and agent name.
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