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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1904
Page
6
The ad promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and bladder issues including back pain and rheumatism. It claims benefits such as restoring urine control, reducing nighttime urination, and easing discomfort from alcohol effects. Sample bottles and a book are offered by mail from Binghamton New York.
Washington on New Year’s Day 1909 featured the traditional White House reception with President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt greeting ambassadors and officials in the blue and red rooms. The line of callers included Count Cassini and other diplomats in ornate uniforms, followed by cabinet members, judges, lawmakers, and military officials. Chief Wilkie and Secret Service watched the crowd as generations of citizens passed through for a handshake in an orderly, ceremonial display of state pageantry.
An old column argues that natural hair growth is normal and dandruff, blamed for most scalp trouble, is caused by a germ. It promotes a harmless remedy free of grease or dyes and claims instant relief from itching. Special agent F. W. Schmidt advertises for Herpicide Co.
December 12 proclamation by President Roosevelt creates the Highwood mountains forest reserve. It withdraws a substantial block of Mond near the county line from settlement, covering large portions of Chouteau Cascade and Fergus counties and extending into the Great Falls land district. Officials note most withdrawn lands are unsuited for cultivation but contain timber assets. The reserve aims to protect Highwood creek headwaters and prevent snow loss that could harm ranchers downstream.
A garbled mix covers a geometry experiment explaining a circle within a larger circle with a movable needle tracing the larger diameter. It also describes Hankow ducks herding, markets, and farmers in boats. The Wiltse Hotel in Harrisburg Oregon, over 40 years old, was destroyed by fire last Thursday, noted for historic pioneer meetings.
State Senator Alex Sweeh of Mault numah says he has not considered or desired the Democratic state central committee chair, citing labor and expense. He notes he could spare time for the party but cannot abandon his business, and believes Samuel White could continue as chair if his private affairs permit. He adds other capable men could handle the role if White steps down.
L-Captain Charles Miller of Wenatchoe, linked with Captain Griggs and Captain Miller, visits Walla Walla to discuss the Wenatchoe to Columbia river steamboat line. He reports good conditions in Chelan country and notes two houses in operation with five or six in commission as the year ends.
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