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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1904
Page
2
A turbulent report details six Chicago deaths tied to Lent, with mass travel upheavals, refugee movements from Havana and Tolhwran, and rising tensions as nations clash. Moscow, Panama, and Poland figures appear, with strikes, seizures, and threats shaping a volatile global scene.
Malheur county groups propel irrigation needs as Beary and Croker of San Francisco stake a role in the new Water Users Association. The Mazama Club of Portland plans its summer outing with Mount Shasta ascent, while the ROAD W unit session convenes in Portland. A pioneer William Jacek dies in Grangeville. Prison population and vouchers shift in Baker county, and Oregon Equal Suffrage elects officers including Abigail Scott Duniway as honorary president and Mrs. Henry Waldo Con as president.
An investigation into the OR N La Grande train department reveals brakemen suspected of accepting fares from laborers and tramps, reducing legitimate passenger business. Several brakemen have been discharged. others await action as spotters monitor for such activity across routes.
Baker City residents praised Flate's circus during a Sunday parade and afternoon show at the old baseball grounds on Valley avenue East Side. Crowds planned to attend again that evening as the event drew comparisons to Bacnum's, with elephant feeding and performances noted.
Notice to water consumers requiring all premises with water meters to repair them if not in use and to clean meter boxes for readings. If owners or lessees fail, the water superintendent will arrange repairs. J. T. Brown, Water Superintendent.
The Pendleton hotel list features guests from Spokane Chicago New York Portland and more with multiple mentions. The O R N Company announces World’s Fair low travel rates from Pendleton to St Louis and Chicago with several roundtrip options and sale dates.
A Portland commercial agent invites readers planning a trip to the St. Louis Exposition to request reliable railroad details such as lowest fares best routes and local conditions. The undersigned Addie B. OH. TRUMBULL promises prompt responses and will secure missing data if available.
An old ad cites a local ear treatment claim asserting deafness stems from a blocked or inflamed Eustachian tube and that restoring nasal mucosa health can recover hearing. It links this to a medical product and then shifts to travel notices for an Oregon excursion in August 1904 with special Portland rates via the O R and N railway, call and agent details included.
Working Night and Day. The busiest and mightiest little thing that ever was made is Dr. King's New Life Pills. These pills change wellness Into Strength, lestle asness into energy, draining into mental power. They're wonderful in building up the health. Only 250 per box. Will Build New Barn, 8. C. Bittner is having the old barn belonging to the Alta hotel property torn away and will replace it with an entirely new structure. This is the first of quite extensive improvements Mr. Bittner will make on this proper ty
Brigegsan July 1 and heavy rain affected farming chores. Two young children from Merc. Swan Peterson went missing near the woods but were found after a day, two miles from home. Judd Mitchell begins threshing season on C H Wood’s 600 acres today. Mrs. Sam Hooker and niece Kern McFarland visiting Alf Booker. District No. 9 to extend school to August. Campbell Mitchell and Belle Campbell wed last Friday at bride’s mother’s home. both respected locals to reside here.
El Paso hosts the National Irrigation Association conference from November 15 to 18. Event gathers irrigation professionals, planners, and exhibitors to discuss water management and regional agriculture.
A Colusa California man claims fifteen years of pain from rheumatism ended after using Electric Bitters. He says the medicine also improves liver and kidney troubles and general debility. Tallman & Co. guarantees satisfaction.
Range to lease seeks sheepmen with water access in La Grande Oregon. Vacant land offers good range and water sources. contact box 44 in La Grande for details.
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