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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1904
Page
2
An advertisement extols Scott’s Emulsion as a health aid that keeps the blood nourished and aims to defy aging. It promises vitality and renewal to every fibre, claiming years lose sting when blood is rich. A sample is offered by Scott & Bowne of New York.
World’s Fair managers settle with striking laborers with 100 returning to work on March 4. There will be no Hawaiian exhibit due to a diverted appropriation as the territory faces shortages. A college of domestic science opens at the University of Chicago on April 1 under Miss Marion Talbot.
A new grange gathers organizers at Fairview Friday with 135 members. Judge J A Savage, pioneer lawyer and former Nevada legislator, died in Livingston Mont after 30 years residence. Oregon pure food commissioner J W Batley named to pure food congress at St Louis expo. Circulars sent to Northwest fraternal orders to join a fraternal building project at Lewis and Clark. Mike Mulich, Austrian, wife testifies in Martin Blatnich murder trial in Butte. he claims self defense. O R N Co sues Grace Dollar steamer libel suit to proceed with rescue and salvage. Ben Woodson Gray, sentenced seven years for murder, released on 7000 bond pending new-trial hearing. Old Olympia Masonic Lodge carpet, 652 years old, removed and cut into souvenirs. temple is oldest north of Columbia River.
Athena March 4 reports the death of Nellie Taylor's favorite driving horse and moves by residents to Walla Walla. It notes wheat sales at good prices, new city officials elected March 2, and ongoing construction including cellar excavations and a photograph gallery move. Local visits and illnesses are listed alongside entertainment planned by the Christian church for fundraising.
William Morter of Medical Lake Washington reports relief from rheumatism after using Medical Lake baths. He says he could not find permanent relief before and now can work, with rare flare ups cured by a couple of baths. Sold by Tallman & Co. and A C Koeppen & Bros.
E F Pratt and wife from Owyhee report the Owyhee ditch damage not as severe as first feared. They estimate $3,000 will repair the upper canal portion, noting the headgate remains in place. A dam of dirt and gravel saved water by turning it back into the river. Ontario Democrat Tribune notes a tobacco cure advertisement amid the local notices.
Washington’s wards under state care are housed in various institutions. Among 667 inmates, numbers are distributed across Walla Walla penitentiary Stellacoom asylum Medical Lake asylum and soldiers' homes and other state facilities.
A long hotel arrivals list across multiple cities includes guests and their origins such as Spokane Portland Seattle Chicago Burns Huron Lewiston Seattle Agency Helix The Dalles Kansas City Hannibal Walla Walla Briggson and others. Names include J W Skies E Golden G Stevens F Fisher W Maher J Fisher and many more with affiliations to hotels in Pendleton Portland Spokane and nearby towns.
P A Danforth of La Grange Georgia suffered a six month running sore on his leg. He writes that Bucklen's Arnica Salve wholly cured it in five days. The salve treats ulcers wounds piles and is guaranteed to cure. Only 25 cents. Sold by Tallman & Co. druggists.
Being about to remove from the city I will offer for sale on Friday March 4 at the rectory of the Episcopal church my household goods consisting of chairs tables stoves bedroom sets carpets etc W E POTWINE.
City Marshal M. J. Carney notifies all taxpayers that the poll tax must be paid by April 1. The notice emphasizes non exemption and calls for prompt payment.
A curious editorial on nature sparing sufferers from mental distress and a medical claim about hair loss. The piece asserts a parasite causes baldness in women and touts a remedy from The Merplelde Co with a sample offer through Detroit agents.
Milton March 4 Miltonites report Milton Henry Curtis suffers an attack of appendicitis. New Rural Telephone Company directors elected C W Steen W H Steen and C E Simonds. Mrs Ifra S Bunker former Miltonite dies of cancer at College Place with funeral tomorrow. Temperance meetings announced at Methodist and Christian churches March 6 7. Mrs M P Bente y visiting from Seattle.
A promotional note urging customers to visit The Peoples Warehouse to find a wide assortment for men women and children with promise of lower prices or better articles at the same price.
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