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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1905
Page
3
A fragmented sale notice urges readers to visit the Lewis and Clark Fall In event. The readable text promotes a shirtwater sleeve item as part of the visit and highlights the event as the proper thing to attend.
Umatilla County gains substantial land area through the adjustment of the southern boundary. County Surveyor J. W. Kimirelt notes the line’s location near the 46th parallel, adding about 14 240 acres to Umatilla, with potential impacts on adjoining counties and local school and governance planning.
Reverend Brown departs Pendleton for Gillmer to assume charge of Defroukt and five Western Kilikin County meeting points. His home parish will remain in Gillmer as he travels to reach the new posting. He has served Pendleton and acted as local pastor in Rev Hubert Warner’s absence, leaving behind many friends.
A 1904 style guide touts the Trail at the Lewis and Clark Exposition with 35 attractions for seven dollars. It catalogs show prices from 10 to 70 cents, highlights Carnival of Venice by Bolony Kl aulfy, Davenport Farm cartoons, Klondike mining exhibit, Streets of Cairo, infant incubators, and more, promising an affordable panoramic view of exhibits and entertainment.
A garbled OCR fragment lists assorted items and titles such as fornia Radican Exhibit Burne Collage Shooting Galery Mirror Mase White Slave Glimpee of the Harem Grand Hiberian Railway and Oye Grot to with quirky numbers like 10 10e 1Wo 10¢ 250. The passage appears to be a miscellaneous catalog or advertisement snippet without coherent context or complete names or dates.
A New York World report recounts a century old fraud where a young woman feigned death to benefit her uncle. He sought a secret insured loan by deceiving a reinsurer, letting the ruse unfold across convulsions and a staged funeral. The uncle profited, escaping scrutiny as nine partners were implicated.
The New York Central Twentieth Century Limited will shave one hour from its outbound run between Chicago and New York starting June 18, reducing the time from 20 hours to 19 hours. Officials say the fastest long-distance train in the world will be even quicker to meet business demand from the West for fast transit to New York.
Florence Minon Rhett, household secretary to financier J Pierpont Morgan, earns around 10000 dollars a year and controls Morgan households in New York West Point and London. She hires and fires staff, buys supplies, and wields absolute authority in Morgan homes during the family abroad.
United States Geological Survey official Charles D Walcott states government owns about 600000000 acres of vacant land, mostly arid, with about 4000000 acres irrigated. Much of remaining land would cost 25 or 30 dollars per acre with water. If 200000000 dollars were spent over 40 years on a large irrigation scheme, lands improved could be worth not less than 7000000000 dollars.
Woman shares how Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped avoid surgery for ovarian and womb trouble. After doctors advised operation, she used the remedy and reported relief, with ulceration and pain subsiding. Article urges women to consider the product before surgery and to write for advice.
Mr. R. F. Payne of Payne's Pharmacy Idaho Falls Idaho reports the last cure has been sold and recommends Trib for hard cases. A man who drank for 15 years cannot smell wine or beer and is made sick by them after using Trib. Father Desmarais of The Dalles Oregon confirms good results in curing liquor and tobacco users.
Mrs. G. W. Brown of Turner and FH streets reports relief from severe back and kidney pain after using Doan's Kidney Pills obtained at Brock & McComas Co. She endorses the product and urges others to try it, noting satisfaction among users. Foster-Milburn Co. markets the pills, price 50 cents, buffalo, N. Y. Remember the name Doan's. East Oregonian publisher for the region.
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