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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1901
Page
3
Whitman College hopes to strengthen its team with returning players and new talent as trials for positions begin. The article lists players such as Whitman veterans and newcomers, notes a larger planned schedule across Washington and Oregon with multiple towns, and outlines minor rule changes for the upcoming season.
A long list records arrivals at Hotel Pendleton and guests in Portland and nearby cities. Names include Harry Murphy Portland J W Jackson J 3 Borne Wom Maker C M Smith Wm R McFarland Denver J A Lucker Fred H Dayton St Louis William Zeldher Boise AS Forans Spokane J Woolley G W Harris Andrew Nylander A Legrand & T Ghyne Lewiston J F Shambrool J Elleworth John Gurace G L Mowbacker Jooling L Haas Sam A Garber Des Moines W M Smith W K Glendenning J A Clancy Heatfield Downer Spokane J H Kloeckner Kam Hop Lee Paseo W H Carter Seattle Wm F Lewis Cleveland 0 1 L Blam Tacoma Dooley M Tl Thoueon San Francisco Soon Bochinan San Francisco W ob Steel Huntington L Vambert.
The February weather of 1901 set new county records with a high of 71 degrees on the Inet day and a low of 9 degrees on the 6th. The monthly range reached 62 degrees, surpassing previous records by a large margin, with prior years in line but not matching the breadth. Procanaline rainfall is listed as 0.7 inches and precipitation as 6.5 inches.
An advertisement touts Karl's Clover Root Tea as improving the face and complexion and health. It promises refunds if results are unsatisfactory and lists prices 25 cents and 60 cents.
The Oregon governor rejects Senate Bill 208 proposing a new Portland city charter. He cites unnecessary change and local disruption but praises a forthcoming charter commission process to be finished by next year. He warns the bill’s passage could trigger court challenges and delay City business.
Chas H Boyle and his company present The Star Boarder a farce at Fraser Opera House on March 7. The show relies on rapidfire incidents and musical numbers with no plot, aiming to amuse the audience with vaudeville acts and a parade of colorful characters.
A historical ad copy asserts that moat hair preparations offer no value and that only Newbro's Herpicide destroys the dandruff germ at the root. It claims immediate relief from itching, prevention of hair loss, and renewed hair growth, urging readers to ask their druggist for Herpicide.
Lingoin J Carter stage debut announced for Fraser Opera House Tuesday evening. Event lists show a single act performance in Fraser city with audience attendance and timing details. Local listings indicate venue Fraser County area events calendar.
Articles filed in Salem reveal Independence Mining Company and Dagger and Associates form with 2,000,000 capital stock. Directors listed include C K Dagger W W Williams J J Williams and V A Borne. Mine claims lie 28 miles south of Pendleton near Mountain Home with ore on display at Main Street offices.
A day of sport is promised on Bialock Island with rabbit drives on March 5 and a mainland event. Dozens of towns on the O R N lines send faxvarions as part of the outing. A large barbecue is planned in the evening and an extended excursion leaves at 10 p.m. Monday March 4 with a possible May return. Round trip two dollars fifty cents. Inquiries at the O R B and ticket office for details.
A Kentucky reader recounts how a sick child with croup was saved by Dr King’s New Discovery and how the remedy cured a chronic bronchial condition. The ad promotes 50 cent trial bottles and claims the product protects families at home.
An Oregon bicycle path act empowers counties to build paths and levy a $1 license tax on cyclists. It details path maintenance, license issuance, delinquent collection by sheriff, and penalties for speeding riders. Multnomah County is singled out for special provisions, with law introduced by John McCraken and Dr. Joseph in the Senate.
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