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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1903
Page
2
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January 5 report notes failed wages demand by Western roads, a Miss Dora Meek sleeping after a quarrel, Cole Younger seeking a Missouri comeback via a pardon, and Chamberlain received by Boers in Pretoria. Western railway execs discuss general rate advances, while a blizzard hits the central west with downed lines and damaged buildings. foreign powers respond to Venezuela with limited arbitration talks.
A string of brief items: a Norwegian ship Primir a dark on January 2 near Cape Flat. 20 aboard, two saved, search party at Union to find Sisson who vanished weeks ago in the mountains. John McMahon, a notorious Oregon State penitentiary inmate, attacked a guard with a brick. A wreck on the Great Northern injures engineer Palmer. Governor Morrison of Idaho urges irrigation gains of 05,000 square miles. Trial of Williams and Beale for assault on Editor Marriott ends in not guilty. Great Northern traffic reopening amid washouts and slides. Northern Pacific downtime for 10 days. Elsie McMann, 4, run over and killed by fir sleigh in Norport. Kingland land jury at Seattle probes corruption and gamblers in local politics.
A hospitality notice lists guests at multiple hotels across cities including Portland San Francisco Spokane Elgin and New York. Names include WH ONeill F H Stew Miss Brooks Miss M Boner Joseph S A Keyston Mary F Jones RK Hamilton A Paick Warren Alex Price H C Harmon L O Lakin Patton Youngman Jackson and many others with ties to Cul de Sac Ridge Colfax Walla Walla and Seattle among states Oregon Washington and New York locations.
An advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy that reaches the blood and mucous surfaces, claims effectiveness for catarrh and constitutional disease, and promotes Dr. A. C. Co. Toledo Ohio as the supplier with a broad purifying tonic.
A reader’s letter from eastern Oregon praises the state as a glorious commonwealth while noting industrial growth along the Willamette and Columbia rivers. The narrative describes Oregon City’s water power, local mills, canneries, and ships, plus scenes from a train journey through diversified farming, hop poles, sheep, fences, orchards, and valley life. The piece evokes colonial optimism and regional pride with poetic references to Simson and Higoginson.
Great authority Prof Urns of Hamburg Germany declares dandruff is caused by nine germs. He explains scales shed during feverish scalp condition, germ burrows its waller and causes hair roots to weaken. An oily hair preparation kills germs and destroys the cause to remove the effect.
Public notice states that schools both public and private will not reopen until further notice in the press. Parents are urged not to allow children to attend any political gatherings by order Health Board.
A Winnie Virginia reader praises Dr Kite's New Life Pills claiming a cure for two years of sick headaches. Also notes Tallman Co. drugstore advert for headaches, constipation and biliousness remedies. Vienna dispatch warns of Korea child and girl trafficking due to poor harvests, with prices from 15 to 26 dollars.
Mrs Laces L Bauwan of Point Indiana shares two years of spinal pain relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports immense benefit from three bottles and urges other women to seek her remedy with Mrs Pinkham's free advice.
National Livestock Association announces an excursion fare via the O R N Co. from January 8 9 and 10 for a round trip to Kansas City priced at 65 dollars. Tickets are valid for return for 60 days from sale date with stopover privileges on the return trip. Inquiries at the O R N ticket office or via F F Wambley, Agent.
From February 15 to April 20, 1903 inclusive the Oregon Railroad and Westward Navigation Company offers tickets from Missouri River points to Pendleton for 22.60, from St Paul 2.60, from St Louis 27.50. Call on the O R and N ticket agent for full particulars.
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