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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1904
Page
2
Kidney trouble notice claims Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root cures back pain and bladder issues. It advertises free sample bottles and a book, urging readers to mail address to Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York for more information and purchase guidance.
The Baltiguor Stock Exchange resumed fullness February 25 as a string of varied reports followed. Explosions killed three in a Waukegan starch factory while wages and tolls rose in eastern towns. Fortification plans for Honola si and new reduction works for Kootenai promise zinc and lead output. Embezzlement charges hit W H Hamman of the American Security Company in Bowton. International tension eases as France and England move toward arbitration on long-standing grievances. A Salem pioneer, A F Boren, is noted aged 73, while beneficiaries of the Commercial Cream Company in Salem trade for butter at 12 1/2 cents. The Fulton steamer’s wreck near Port Orford worsens. Malheur river floods Vale streets. rancher William Tureman Jr drowns crossing Malheur. Sheep-killers near Paisley identified. Portland’s new pool hall construction halted by mayor over gambling concerns.
Athene Feb 24 W B Averill and A M Gillis return from Alberta reporting a prime farming belt near Claresham with land at 6 10 per acre My Gillis bought two sections and a half Averill a section C and a half a sample oats went 128 bushels per acre Freddy Dolph, cattleman, notes cattle are very fine and winter forage ample Deputy assessor Henry appointed. several local farm purchases and deaths noted. revival at M B church drawing crowds. wedding Swart Mason and J Mason marry. Electric Bitters praised. new World’s Fair rail rates to St Louis outlined with stopover rules. debate at Ohio State University on municipal ownership.
A long list of hotel arrivals includes guests from New York, Portland, Spokane, and St. Louis. Names such as Howard Kyle, George Baker, Fred W. Webber, and Miss Sadie Handy appear among patrons at hotels including Pandiston and St George with multiple cities represented. Also notes rate terms for the Knights of the Maccabees convention and a March 22 1904 Oregon rail fare, plus a schoolhouse bid notice for district 44 in Hague precinct with bid deadline March 4 1904.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to W. T. Boynton will kindly call and settle at once, as I need the money. W. T. Boynton. We seem to think that being kind to others is often a great lax, a pleasant word and a cheerful good morning mean no rich.
Letters from two cosmetic readers discuss Herpicide and its effects on hair loss and dandruff. Bertha A. Trullinger of Portland credits one bottle with stopping hair loss and clearing the scalp. Beauty Doctor of Portland endorses the product, with sales and sample requests routed through Detroit and agents like F. W. Schmidt.
An updated traveling Uncle Tom's Cabin Company will perform at the Frazer on March 4. The show features a full troupe, including men, women, and children, with singers and performers in a vaudeville style act. A grand parade with Shetland ponies and wagons is advertised, promising a spectacular street display.
Dr Garfield of Victoria BC testifies to recommending Trib for liquor habit and says he advised 300 people to take it. notes no famine concern and insists prior statements were sincere.
An advocacy piece warning against unqualified osteopaths and promoting genuine osteopathy. It lists recognized osteopathic colleges in the United States, urges verification of credentials, and advises contacting the American Osteopathic Association for guidance. The article stresses thorough medical training and cautions readers to avoid impostors and misleading claims.
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