Fr iday January 17 1905 item from Nast Friedonvan
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1902
Page
2
A fragment from the Nast Friedonvan issue dated Friday January 17 1905 appears. The readable text provides no clear event, person, or location to summarize into a full card.
General news reports Reichsrath re elected at Trautenanu Bohemia after a scandal push. Secretary Long contemplates appointing a rear admiral to command the South Atlantic station with no final selection yet. Guarded notes on naval estimates and future ship exports tied to the Spanish American War era.
Idaho advisory committee of the People's Party meets in Boise to decide action after Senator Heitfelds abandonment and calls to join the Democrats. They resolve to stay centrist. Also, hops rise to eleven cents in Salem for the year, with forecasts of no holdover crop and growing demand. Spokane’s Alonzo M. Murphy eyes Congress as a Republican candidate. Pacific Northwest Racing Association forms in Seattle, planning a fall circuit from August 18 at Seattle to November 12 at Victoria with stops in Vancouver, Salem, Portland, and other cities.
P Nyehan receives a letter from TFP Page recounting a winter visit to Phoenix. The writer extols the valley as beautiful and level with irrigation potential for alfalfa and fruit, yet notes vast desolate tracts where water is scarce. A humorous long poem describes Arizona as hellish but oddly appealing, ending with a jab at the area’s climate and pests.
About a month ago the East Oregonian noted blanks at the First National Bank of Pendleton for donors to the McKinley National Memorial Association. Donors would fill name address and amount, certificates would be sent from Cleveland. No donations have been recorded locally to date.
In Pocatello a protest against the Indian allotment drew few signatures. The Fort Hall treaty allowed Indians to receive land in the ceded portion once ratified. Major Caldwell, as Indian agent, allotted 920 acres to heads of families and 8 acres to each child, with some families receiving 8 acres by their own selection of lands ceded. The protest also questions allotments to mixed-blood individuals.
The text argues that the Fort Bridger treaty allows each family to choose 220 acres and each adult 80 acres, but the Port Flat treaty limits allotment to lands Indians already held at ratification. It contends the 12 month allotment timeline is invalid and that allotment can proceed without delay.
A Harrisburg mother Mrs Mary Bird credits One Minute Cough Cure with saving her child from peril during croup. The advertorial claim presents the remedy as an immediate safe cure for coughs croup and throat and lung troubles from Tallman and Co and Wreck and McConina.
Plaintiff seeks judgment in Timatilia county court for goods and wares purchased between June 22 1901 and January 10 1902. Action asks court to compel retative award. Carter and Rae Law are attorneys for plaintiff.
Ta'limar & Co and Brork & Meron promote DeWitlt's Little Early River to aid bowel movement with easy action and no griping or distress. Contains health claim style endorsement and product positioning for daily use.
A fragment indicates Congress will discuss a measure related to a title designation. The readable text hints at planned action but lacks specifics on the exact title, sponsor, or date of consideration.
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