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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1904
Page
2
An advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as a palatable, gentle option for weak stomachs, claiming it strengthens weak mothers and supports healthy flesh and blood. It promotes nourishing milk for nursing mothers and positions the product as a food rather than a medicine.
A scrambled general news summary mentions Keown experiments forecast rough outcomes for whiskey from cotton plans, Welsh ore shipments for Japan, Mayer to lead Baltinam & Ohi Railway, Fisher appointment in Organ Leocomen, death of Sophia Gah in Chicago, and various incidents from 1903 including a fire at the Schiller building and shifts in baseball and labor unions.
James M. Horn, Lane county pioneer, died Wednesday aged 1. Joseph Regnier, a minor, under arrest at Baker City for forgery. A trapper named Chester reported on the ice in the high mountains near Eugene. Five Chinamen were turned to Meath in Stockton California on Wednesday while being hemmed in a burning laundry. A daily at Albany will start March 7, third in that city. Twenty Beattie pupils went home Wednesday with gearle in the first stages. Incendiaries attempted to burn the residence of Mrs A H Russell at Eugene this week. Clifford Fraser 17 and Zella Roy 15 secretly married at Spokane they reside at North Yakima. Gust Thorn, a Russian sailor, and coop on Seattle booze assaulted pedestrians Wednesday thinking them Japanese soldiers. The public school at Wapato near North Yakima closed due to diphtheria epidemic with several cases in North Yakima. Hugo Felitz of Seattle died by suicide Wednesday leaving a note for his family.
The club reports a forty acre tract funded by stock sales totaling about $1,250 with debts unpaid stock ownership, plans to establish a permanent basis, repay obligations, and develop the course for the season. Members, now landowners, discuss building a clubhouse and maintaining the links. two member classes are proposed: stockholders with interest in grounds and contributors paying monthly dues.
A telegram received by Manager Taylor at Fraser Theatre notes that Howard Kyle presented Rosemary last night to a crowded audience. The Baker City report from M'CORD, Manager Opera House, Baker City, commends Kyle for a splendid performance.
Steubenville witnesses a crowded Holy Name church ceremony elevating Rt Rev James J Hartley to bishop of Columbus. Coadjutor Moeller of Cincinnati presided assisted by several priests. Hartley born 1858 in Columbus and ordained by Bishop Watterson. Also noted are Young Men's Christian Association Ohio convention proceedings in Columbus and Dreyfus case retrial in Paris as major news briefs.
A partial ledger of hotel arrivals lists guests from Portland, Spokane, Salt Lake City, and other regional cities. Names include J. P. Brandes, FA Ford, J. H. Nowltt, W. Grace, Mre. BL Raines, and many others visiting Pendleton, St George, and nearby towns.
F J Green of Lancaster N H reports years of nervous debility and chronic ailments resolved by Electric Bitters. He credits the remedy with restoring his health and states his wife also remained well for years. Tallman Co guarantees satisfaction.
Portland Oregon March 22 1904 readers are told the Oregon Railway and Navigation offers a one third fare for round trips on the certificate plan to the state convention. Tickets go on sale three days before opening day with EL C Smith as agent for pressing details. Also an advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills for health and digestion at 26 cents from Taliman & Co Druggiat.
O. R. & N. offers a one and one certificate rate for the Seventh Day Adventists meeting in Walla Walla Washington from April 6 to 10 1904. Tickets go on sale three days before opening. For details contact C. Smith O. R. N. agent.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to W. T. Boynton will kindly call and settle at once, and need the money. W. T. Boynton.
Washington February 24 Alfred Noble of the Pennsylvania Railway has declined a place on the Panama canal commission.
Fire in a China washhouse on Hunter street, Blockton California, killed five Chinamen who were burned to death in the blaze reported this morning on February 24.
A historic claim states dandruff is caused by a germ shared with balding. The text asserts that destroying the germ with Newbro's Herpicide prevents balding and dandruff in all tested cases. Sold by druggists, with sample requests to The Herpicide Co. Detroit, Mich. Special agent F. W. Schmidt is noted.
The Howard Kyle Company headlines a Frazer evening with notable supporting players including Frederich Wolcher, George Gaston, and Norman MacDonald. The piece recalls past performances by John Drew and Mande Adams and notes a strong, fashionable bill expected to draw broad attention.
Public notice urges readers to verify Osteopathy credentials before treatment. It lists accredited Osteopathy schools and recommends contacting the American Osteopathic Association for guidance to avoid impostors and ensure proper medical education and care.
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