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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1905

Page

8

Record heat breaks yearly highs across city streets

Temperatures surged to 110 degrees at 2 pm and rose through the afternoon with readings from 106 to 111 at various locations. Officials note today’s heat is the hottest in several years though not a city record, with reports of 116 on a residence porch and 198 on a vine-covered porch on South Thompson.

Malin Street Court Street H. F. John South Thompson Street Main Street

The Door That Keeps the Wolf Away

A quirky note touts a savings offer with four percent interest on all deposits from one dollar, promising safety of principal and interest and biannual compounding to attract readers in a period-appropriate ad style.

Twins Born to August Kupers in Helix

A day or two ago in Helix, August Kupers and his wife welcomed twins, a boy and a girl. Earlier a man suffering a severe injury was brought into town by wagon and treated at St. Anthonys hospital by Dr. Cole, who feared amputation but believed the leg might be saved.

Earl Scranton Augustavo Scranton Toen St. Anthonys Hospital Cole August Kupers Helix

Strike Ends as Lumber Drivers End Embargo Call

Chicago reports three hundred lumber drivers agreed to return to work today, potentially ending the strike if the referendum vote declares it. The chaotic mix of notes also mentions a massachusetts bay Mayflower landing scene and unrelated anecdotes about actor George Cooke and a long, tangled tale from the Saturday Evening Post.

Chicago

Appearing Old Acts to Profit by Youthful Hair

In strenuous competition it is essential to maintain a youthful appearance and hair growth. Dandruff indicates a germ at the roots. it can cause balding. Newbro's Herpicide is advertised as the only remedy to prevent thinning hair and dandruff, offered by druggists and The Herpicide Co. Detroit with special agents A C Koeppen & Bros.

Newhbro Bend Mwe Tmple Herpicide Co Detroit Mich A.C. Koeppen & Bros

Nome Premiered Arctic Journey Reveals Local Outlook

The article recounts a Pendleton mayoral voyage from Seattle to Skagway Dawson Nome and back across the Arctic Circle detailing Nome’s mining boom the scale of gold finds near Portland Beach and Umatilla County’s wheat value. It notes a recent high value claim and remarks on mining profitability versus wheat income while describing a local peddler incident and his brief Portland detention.

Arctic Circle Yukon Nome Umatiila County Miser Mallogkhin Pendleton Hin Alane Portland Peendleton Arvile Circle Skagway Dawson Oiela City St. Michael Avea First National Bank Seattle White Pass White Horse Rapids Portland Beach Matlock Alnaka Umatilla County Umatilla Lexter Swagrart Circle Ity Mattock

Helix country farmers prepare for Monday harvest

Kenneth McRae of Juniper says harvest will start Monday along the Highland section and along the W e ft tine. Farmers report widespread spring sowing and weeded fields after winter, with many fields ready for early wheat harvest and machines to be alerted by week’s end.

Helix W.e Ft Highlanide Highland

One Armed Man Offers Pencil to Marshal in Room

Last evening Marshal Coffman and Fire Chief Brown spoke in the records room when a one armed man entered and offered to sell the marshal a pencil. The marshal questioned the man about the fiducial deal and the exchange led to further discussion.

Coffman Brown

Returning to Owaila Powells Gasoling Motor Car Prove d

A baseline motor car Union Poelfie No. 1 was shown at the oO Ro N. yorde. The vehicle, once seen westbound, is being returned to Omaha with a crew of several men and Wakfield on site for hours in mid voyage. It features a cowcaterior and headlight, a pointed prow-like front, and appears formidable but unable to move without a car attached.

Powells Union Poelfie No. 1 Oo. Ro & N. Yorde Ash Omaha Disgun Wakfield

Drunken man breaks window at Imperial restaurant

About 4 am a intoxicated stranger entered the Imperial restaurant, caused a disturbance, then smashed the front door glass with a rock. He was arrested by night officers and jailed awaiting trial while his effects include a knife and $2.35, complicating payment of damages.

Imperial Grits Carrie Nation

Hill and Swede punished for restaurant vandalism remains in custody

Charlee Hill and Swede, accused of smashing a glass door at the Imperial restaurant, were fined $20 by Recorder Fite Gerald but not released. Hill faced additional charges for allegedly threatening a cook with a knife and a dangerous weapon. Ale Bull faces a separate state charge for defacing a building as DA duties wrap by John McWurt.

Charlee Hill Phelps John McCwurt

Prominent Garfield County Sheepman Dies Suddenly

News from the Inland Empire reports the sudden death of Pomeroy Walker of Garfield County due to heart disease. He was renowned for his long association with Walker & Fuller and recently led a large sheep operation with his partner Me Fuller. His wide circle of acquaintances recalls his many virtues.

Pomeroy J. H. Walker Garfield County Walker Inland Empire Walker & Fuller Searance Fuller Lowleton Tribune

Four prisoners held in Police Court for disorderly conduct

In police court four prisoners faced charges of disorderly conduct and related offenses. Joh Dok, dita, Fnokine Tim, tn Iodian, and John Wat king received sentences. John Palla was convicted of vagrancy and sentenced accordingly.

Joh Dok Dita Fnokine Tim Tn Iodian John Watking John Palla

Weather disrupts phone links to Camas Prairie area

Heavy thunderstorm forces cut lines and blocks phone connections to Ali, Kink, and nearby Camas Prairie potato farms this afternoon, leaving residents and services momentarily unable to reach the region.

Wiehatty

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