Oaks SRT OL UC Coum Wednesday January 28 1903
A historical note records a Wednesday entry dated January 28 1903 from the Oaks SRT OL UC column.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1903
Page
2
A historical note records a Wednesday entry dated January 28 1903 from the Oaks SRT OL UC column.
A scattered, damaged clip reports Scotland coal shipments at 1,270,422 tons and a note on Edward Halley s thermometer work in 1680. It mentions Danube vessels, rising Southern railway mileage, Manila telegrams on Lt Arnstrong s death, Russian government data, California redwood peculiarities, Governor Hunt suspending San Juan mayor Manus Erosteue, population shifts in Midwest states, and a union labor dispute resolving into a single organization with label control advancement.
Rural free delivery route No 2 secured through efforts of Congressman Moody. Alfalfa seed demand rising in Eastern Oregon and Washington. Hed Morrison sentenced to two years for burglary in Roseburg. Port Portland Sound tension over Admiral Schley visit. Oregon club women to study state institutions in Salem. Harness store theft in North Yakima. Portland Vancouver Yakima railroad to receive new rolling stock this week. Sixteen inmates and attendants at Portland center fled. William Merriman named freight agent in Salem. Bancroft becomes Portland postmaster. Columbia Southern planning line extension from Bhanko to Heo near Crook county. 199% period saw 1000 tons sea etc and 10,000 passengers. Supreme Court denies new hearing for murderer Belding in Multnomah county Portland.
A hotel arrival register lists guests across cities including Seattle Portland Heppner Spokane San Francisco and Minneapolis. Guests include T R Yorker J Chase C Osterhagen F McMahon and wives J H Blake Mrs Miller G Grabb L C Smith Clem Beck RM Akers Nellie Dienn G D Galer A E McBreen W H Patton and many others with origins spanning Oregon Washington Iowa Minnesota and California.
An advertisement extolls Halls Catarrh Cure as a cure for catarrh via internal remedies, claiming it reaches the disease site and is prescribed by leading physicians. It also promotes Malis Patent Pills as a superior blood purifier, highlighting testimonials and urging readers to send for free samples and testimonials.
The Plain View school house hosts a protracted meeting that closes Sunday evening with a crowded audience. After three weeks of steady interest, many urge continuing services. result is the establishment of a Church of Christ with 46 members and a bright outlook for the new church.
Editor D. H. Downey of Churubusco Ind claims a new discovery for consumption cures coughs colds and grip and lengthens life. He says Dries New Discovery is infallible for weak lungs and promises instant relief and certain cure with Tallman & Co guaranteeing 60c and 1 bottle and offering a free bottle.
Beatrice Nebraska breeder M. Gray will bring a caravan of Percheton Clyde and Shire stallions to Pendieton around February 6. The Froome barn on Main Street will host the headquarters for the event.
One year old helper heifer with line back from McKay place on Umatilla Tiger. No ear marks or brands. Reward offered for information or return. Ed Morsan. Half sales at Teutach's.
Oregon lawmakers push three bills to strengthen state land protections and raise price of lieu lands to five dollars per acre. Edy seeks to curb losses from statutes of limitations and preserve school fund by delaying sales of state lands until appraisals are completed. Proposals also grant upland fronting tidelands a priority purchase right, limiting sales of school lands until July 1 next year. Pendleton breeder C M Peck lauds Northwest horses amid regional market contrasts.
The East Oregonian reports Helvetia Milk Condensing Company sent out a copy of "Motherhood" by Herbert J. Day, praising the shown tumour painting and inviting customers to view the piece. Also notes a Modern Woodmen social and a Royal Neighbors gathering at Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday evening January 37.
The article explains proteids as essential for healthy cells and resisting illness. It notes the body's need to replace destroyed cells and describes Scott's Emulsion as a source of proteid elements with calcium and phosphorus for nourishment, highlighting its medical value.
Indigestion sufferers are urged to take Acker's Tablets after meals to digest food perfectly and ease distress. Eat what you like and use tablets afterward. Positive guarantee with money back if unsatisfied. Free sample offered by W. H. Hooker & Co. Buffalo NY and F W Schmidt & Co.
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