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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1905
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text shows an offer or note about buying pie items with unclear context. No full names, dates, or locations present. The readable portion mentions buying or being useful for purchases, but details are missing to confirm event, person, or organization.
General news item summarizes extreme cold in Spain, reports on Port Arthur prisoners, Mississippi race murder stats, tuberculin doses in 1908, local incidents in White Horse and Vancouver, ship receiver fees, railroad power moves involving Rockefeller and Harriman, Harvard alumni gifts, Idaho port masters, cattle and sheep import stats, a Fort Harrison stampede harbor escape, foreign-born population shifts in New York, Stallone increase, and philanthropy from Lord Mount Stephen with New Year gifts and bond yields in Argentina.
Arrangements are under way for a Y M C A building in Walla Walla. Mr L J Reynolds offers to donate property valued at 25000 dollars if citizens subscribe an equal amount for the structure.
The ladies of Pocahontas lodge announce a basket social at Hendricke all on Wednesday January 11. Everyone is invited and urged to bring baskets. Kate Fugit serves as keeper of records.
A well improved property offers 30 acres for sale with 400 acres on a river bottom and 66 acres set to alfalfa. Includes cod or chard and running water. One of the best in the county. Priced to suit. Additional similar propositions available.
Gary E. Mitchell addressed the Philadelphia meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, arguing irrigation as a sociological force. He said government policy will create new small home tracts, orient Eastern farmers toward irrigation, and foster national education on the practice.
Dale neighborhood notes from January recount a mild winter with steady social activity. Rita Andrews visited her McKay Creek students’ families during the holidays, Merthilury Tate and her husband journeyed to Werth Powder to see his ailing wife, and Markians attended a New Year’s ball at Andrus's home with about PET people present.
Sullivan and Bond must make more sacrifices to meet their bills. They slaughtered lines of goods including halts overcoats trousers at ruinous prices. Additional cuts hit shoes shirts gloves underwear trunks hats vests collars and related items.
January events include the Oregon legislature in Salem and the Oregon Historical Society in Portland. Also listed are the National Livestock convention in Denver and the Northwest Fruitgrowers Association meeting in Boise City. February features the Western Lumbermen’s Association in Spokane and the Sacajawea baby’s 100th birth anniversary at Fort Mandan. A Lewin and Clark exposition opens June 1, followed by the National Woman’s Suffrage Association in Portland on June 22 and the American Medical Association gathering in Portland on July 11.
Pendleton women gain a rare shopping chance with Schiffier Tailoring offering 200 salt patterns for sale. Prices range from 3.00 to 7.00 per pattern, each pattern measuring 66 inches and priced at a fraction of actual cost.
A long hotel arrivals list records many guests checking in at the Hotel St George including Walla Walla visitors EB Taylor LW White James Metabe and J W Jon several Portland residents and numerous others from Seattle Spokane San Francisco and Chicago with affiliations to DS&S La Grande Medley and Starbuck among listed locales. The document reads like a station of guests with names towns and occasional affiliations.
Fragmentary 19th century notice describes a land office inquiry into entry records with figures 21 or 22, plus a stream of medical and personal anecdotes. It references a Tuesday date, a neighborhood, and a public sale, with ads for Dr King’s New Discovery and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve.
A lengthy report discusses a proposed development on the West side of Convent Street near Hamilton Grange, detailing historic estate ties and conflicting claims. It notes opposition, court actions, and public access issues tied to the former Alexander Hamilton property and surrounding streets.
The state stocks deer at Novi expense and maintains wild deer on state land. Annual protection costs for fish and game reach 375,000 dollars. US wood clip totals 1994 show 789,032 pounds, with grouse and other game contributing to a high yield. Value tops 64,040,080 dollars, the highest in several years.
The ad extols Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills as the world’s greatest skin cures. It claims relief from eczema psoriasis dandruff and ringworm with purity safety and economy. It highlights immediate relief speedy permanent care and wide sale driven by testimonials and user recommendations.
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