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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1905
Page
2
In Pendleton and nearby areas shoppers are urged to seek square deals and Golden Rule prices. The note mocks big shows and fakirs, claiming Pendleton patrons prefer dependable goods, straightforward pricing, and honest treatment. It highlights window displays featuring gingham petticoats, shirt waists, and related goods.
A hasty, disjointed report notes San Franciscans facing hardship from a housing boycott. It mentions a lynching attempt on a white woman near Avery Texas, a Santa Fe express derailment near Lamont, Alaska, and a deadly pawnshop murder in Detroit. Also cited are union labor talks in Chicago and various scattered names and places, including railroad leadership rumors and a joke bout Goodwin.
Whitman county cattle sold for eastern markets as Idaho welcomes imported face. Wrestling match set in Spokane on August 10 with Frank Goteh and Duncan McMillan in five styles. Goan injured in Grangeville risking amputation. Moscow plagued by burglaries targeting tills and cash registers. Idaho Agricultural College to run 20 farmers institutes statewide this fall. Columbia River Methodist conference meets August 23 in Moscow with bishops McDowell and Thorburn. Good Roads train will visit Moscow to showcase a sample mile. Wenatchee fruit growers push toward a state wide grower organization to control output.
A report from London Exchange notes Sofiero, a castle in southern Sweden near Helsingborg, presented by Sweden's king and queen to Prince Gustavus Adolphus and Princess Margaret. A tablet on Meambout quay marks Charles John Bernadotte landing in 1810, and the palace overlooks the sound with medieval castles and fertile plains nearby. The Chicago and Northwestern railway earned $2,410,000 more than the prior year.
A profile of Hills School of Railroading in St Paul as a key training ground for Great Northern executives and managers. It highlights graduates who rose to top posts, the founder James J. Hill, and the school’s tough discipline and practical learning. The piece contrasts elite Eastern entrants with the hard working local youths and recounts specific anecdotes about advancement and standards.
Nichols shipped about 90 head of mares from Ineo country last Friday after cherishing and preparing them for Ontario and St Louis routes. A large number of horses have already been moved east this year with breeding mares in demand. Prices are noted as Billie Mountain and related consignments drew attention.
An employee at the woolen mill lost his right hand and part of his arm in a wool picker. He was brought to town where Doctors Saunders Cromwell and Ewin amputated the arm. The incident is described as deplorable and occurred during work at the mill.
Parks reports a discovered remedy for consumption like the gro ent cure Dr King s New Discovery for Coughs and Colds. W. Tl. Mee of Vonleer, Town, touts it as best after trying other options. Trial bottle offered free at Tallman & Co. drug store with prices 60 cents and 1.00. Also notes a rural mail route petition on Rhea Creek with 94 of 100 signatures gathered toward government approval.
Forced to starve EB EF Leex of Concord Ky maya. For 20 years I suffered agonies with a sore on my upper lip so painful cuts mattered after vainly trying everything else I cured it with Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It’s great for burns cuts and wounds Tailman Co drug store Only Fe.
The bank offers free collection of checks drawn on other banks and will present them for payment. It handles drafts on any city in the United States or Canada and items worldwide. Published by The First National Bank of Pendleton, Oregon.
The Powder Valley Echo notes relief is urgently needed between La Grande and Elgin to prevent extensive damage to growing grain, warning that without aid a vast loss will occur. The item emphasizes critical drought conditions affecting crops and calls for timely assistance.
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