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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1903
Page
3
Real estate list highlights larger offerings of farms and stock ranches with extensive land for sale in the eastern Washington wheat section. Includes a growing array of properties and a focus on substantial parcels for prospective buyers seeking agricultural and rural holdings.
In Sumpter Oregon the Highland Gold Mines Company, known as the Knapp Group, gains financing from Nell J. Sorensen & Co. This Eastern investor interest signals a shift to home enterprise and stronger mine development in Eastern Oregon, with orders flooding in from domestic and foreign buyers seeking profitable returns. A testimonial from Melbourne Fla praises King’s New Discovery for lung disease, offered by Tallman & Co.
A Glass eye candidate drew scrutiny when a glass eye maker sought endorsement from the Civil Service Commission. A medical expert confirmed the eye’s appearance, yet the commission refused to comply, citing integrity concerns. The case aired in New York.
Washington Sheriff Graham, once forced to curb gambling, resumes a county wide crusade with raids and council consultations. He plans to address every municipal body to suppress vice, targeting Hoguiam, a long open town, as the first test in the new campaign, aiming to restore order and curb gaming.
Eddy's measures consider a $6 per capta tax for counties with residents aged 20 to 64, divert convict earnings to a penitentiary fund, and grant upland owners priority to acquire fronting state lands. Critics warn the per capita levy could vary widely by county, while supporters say it stabilizes school funding. A separate bill establishes flat salaries for state officers, setting top salaries at $8,000 for governor and treasurer, with others ranging from $3,000 to $4,500.
A six year old boy, son of Norman Long, was thrown about 25 feet when a playground teeter device released unexpectedly at Shelburn School grounds Friday evening. He suffered fractures to both arms below the elbows but received prompt surgical aid. authorities deem the accident accidental and the incident a foolish mishap. Trappers report many furbearing animals near Mount Hood this winter.
An old advertisement describes pale girls with anaemia and weak digestion. It promotes Scott's Emulsion with hypophosphites and cod liver oil as a tonic to build blood, improve appetite, and nourish the body, claiming women have lighter blood and more susceptibility to weakness. A free sample offer is extended from Scott & Bowne in New York.
Advert announces Acker’s Dyspepsia Tablets to aid digestion after meals and relieve indigestion. Claim includes guaranteed satisfaction and money-back refund. Offers free sample from W. H. Hooker & Co Buffalo and F. W. Schmidt & Co.
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