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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1906
Page
2
An Oregon Life Insurance Company advertisement urges residents to keep their money in Oregon. It promotes life insurance and lists the address Fifth Floor Macleay Building 286 Washington Street Portland with L Samuel as manager.
A long letter from John Grivette of Cold Springs near Pendleton describes his two month journey home from Italy in 1902. He recounts misadventures crossing New Jersey and New York, a rough sea voyage on the La Savoy, time in Cherbourg and Paris, and his return voyage via Havre to Pendleton, noting delays, odd encounters, and his relief at reaching Spokane and planned home.
California Prine wafers are made from fresh California fruit to cool and refresh the stomach and intestines. They aim to keep the bowels active and help constipation indigestion and liver and bowel troubles without griping. They gently stimulate digestion and aid the passage and absorption of food, refreshing the whole body. Tallman & Co. Pendleton Oregon. 100, wafers 25 cents.
Washouts on the Northern Pacific near Pasco force trains to use the O R N routes via Spokane to Portland. The Connell branch also sustains damage from high water. Northern Pacific expects to resume its own tracks tomorrow as repairs proceed with extra carpenters. The Spokane passenger train was delayed two hours at Starbuck. Also notes damage near Estopine and a feature on August Flower and other magazine content in The Argonaut January 37, 1908.
Truly miraculous seemed the res olvery of Mrs Mollie Hall of hiv placet. Widespread coughing up pus from her lungs led doctors to urge King’s New Discovery. After urgent request, the patient received the remedy and recovered fully, later described as a healthy woman. Guaranteed cure for coughs and colds. 60c and 10.00 at Tallian & Co. Trial bottle free.
A call issued by A. D. Stillman chairman of the Democratic central committee of Vimatilla County, summoning members to meet in Pendleton on February 3, 1908. He warns against misinterpretation of primary laws and urges protection of voters rights amid a nationwide party shift and ongoing reforms. The letter emphasizes integrity, petition misuses, and the need for leading Democrats to attend, dated Pendleton Oregon January 26, 1906.
Trustee Joseph Basler announces sale of the bankrupt estate assets in Pendleton Oregon on January 10 1906 at two o clock PM. Auction at the Mote Bate corner with Cottonwood streets to sell stock of wines liquor and china fixtures a two story house and all personal property belonging to the estate except what law forbids. Also the leasehold interest of Joseph Hoch in the described premises.
An odd collection of ads and notices includes Arnica Salve claims, Tallman & Co and Brock & McComas druggists, and Poultney Bigelow resigning as international law lecturer at Boston University. Architectural draftsman seeks work, and various contact notices from Pendleton to Ukiah are listed.
Three collisions between street cars during thick fog in Salt Lake on January 26 injure about 20 percent of riders, mostly schoolchildren, with no fatalities reported. A mention notes chaotic transit conditions and imagery of the event.
Debts of the Multnomahe Club in Portland total 37 000 and 64 000 prior debt from moving into a new clubhouse. Claude and Paul Ford injured in Yakimo during handling of explosive chemicals for a moving picture. Hall damage estimated at 260. Aberdeen Mayor Lindstrom appoints Frank Drake as police judge and orders gambling closed. Portland showcases new band laws to be used by Hoquiam Lumber company. Gardiner arrests for illegal saloon activity. Douglas county first prosecutions under local option. General John S Harris, 81, dead at Butte. surveyor general of Montana. Great Northern train wreck near Rock Island, Washington. driver drowned. Portland resident Abrams, 60 Jefferson Street, 4 years old. Oldest inmate at poor farm is 91, Thomas Johnson. Tristan man and Oregon resident 49 years.
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