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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1906
Page
6
A report describes a family plagued by severe scalp itching with sores crusting behind the ears and later painful pustules on the lower body. The son was affected as well, chronic and distressing.
A Civil War veteran from Rosemond Christian Co NL describes eczema and a severe eruption, says Cuticura Remedies and the associated soap cured him and his son in two weeks, endorses the treatment, dated Aug 31, 1905, with stray garbled line about products at end.
A humorous promotional verse extols East End Grocery as a friendly, well stocked shop with fair prices. It repeats the store name, praises Crescent brand coffee and baking powder cans, and promises special ordering if items are not on hand, urging customers to visit for cheerful service and dependable can-food selections.
Milton reports the death of Thomas Morris from typhoid fever, aged 30, with his son Jack also a fever case. Nearby, two more children are ill but improving. A wild hog roundup is planned by North Fork ranchers to curb depredations, following hogs found near the Walla Walla river. The Union Sunday School at Rowlus chapel relocated to Dehaven schoolhouse and reorganized after church tensions. Plans to petition the Interior Department about grazing rights on headwaters proceed with a committee named by Littl Walla Walla Irrigation Co.
Prospects for a cannery in Freewater rise as Hastings Industrial Co plans a plant with daily 86000 to 10000 can capacity costing about 6500. Land sales shift as I. W. Berry, J. B. and William Frasier, and others trade properties totaling roughly 156000. A surveying party links Walla Walla to Milton electric road. play profits go to local fund. diphtheria quarantines affect R F. Collins family. new publisher Walter A. Dudley arrives to run Freewater Times. Orchardists begin spraying for spring while mild weather drives budding ahead of frost risk.
Officers reveal that a Midland Teachers' agency branch, managed by Prof. EB M Churchill, has drawn many teachers from the east and central west to Pendleton’s Pendleton Business College. J T Hinkle hires Mine Mary Shea. civil service exams set for April 7 for clerk and mail positions. Also listed are two second-hand buggies and one carriage for sale.
County Attorney Sullinger visited Potlatch to address rising gambling lid concerns. He notes state display school at Pullman graduates about 12 to 15 students yearly.
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