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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1906
Page
8
Indian allottee meeting organized a society to aid social and financial welfare. Joe Craig elected president, Leo Sampson secretary. Constitution and by laws to be reported in two weeks. Semi monthly meetings planned, with aims including road improvement and cooperative purchase. leases now being issued to a few applicants each day.
The text urges March as a month when complexions suffer from drying and roughening. It promotes cold cream as the protective preparation, asserting that a rightly made product will prevent damage. The featured cream is described as pure white and perfumed, intended to feed the skin and beautify the complexion.
Judge Stephen A. Lowell, Oregon's leading senate candidate, leaves Pendleton for Walla Walla to address the local bar association and Whitman College students. A banquet at the Dacres Hotel will feature a toast response from Lowell. He will stay with his son Will, a Whitman student.
Irrigon editor A Bennett, longtime head of the Irrigator, will resign after three years to seek a new location. Cy Hutchinson, Oregon Land & Water superintendent, praises Bennett as a successful newspaper man and public-spirited leader. Bennett may relocate to eastern Oregon or Washington. Groundbreaking occurred this week on the Columbia River bridge at Wenatchee, costing about $160,000.
An old advertisement argues dandruff stems from a germ and that daily scalp washing cannot cure it. It promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the agent that kills the dandruff germ, allowing hair to grow normally. Sample requests and agent details are included.
A public meeting is set tomorrow at the Pendleton council rooms to organize a local baseball group linked with Walla Walla and Athena. George D. O'Connor reports plans for early season games, with officers chosen and members contributing 25 to 50 dollars on a percentage basis. The effort aims to secure backing from business men and foster strong Pendleton teams. The same issue notes Trail precinct deer slaughter cases, with Hammonds fined and four others bound for grand jury. concerns rise over deer extinction if crime continues.
The Baker City Herald lauds Miss Gail Laughlin equal suffrage lecturer who spoke at Music hall and First Baptist church. A large Baker City audience greeted her and applauded as she argued for women's right to vote with logical, convincing reasoning.
Cecil Wade, former Whitman College student, announces his candidacy for the state legislature from Umatilla County. His petition lists nine policy planks including state appropriations for education, expanded state funding, franchise and inheritance issues, state accountant, major tax reform, and road improvements.
Dan F Smythe secretary of the Umatilla Woolgrowers reports a message from Arlington about the coldest spell of the year. Sheep husbandry shows strain with lower yields and spoiled wheat fields in Gil Ham county. Some shed space preserved as Smythes endure weather with no major losses yet.
A Jackson County report details Sheriff Rader enforcing game laws with bench warrants last week, indicating continued legal action against violators. The item highlights county enforcement efforts and ongoing tension between wildlife regulations and local residents.
The Prairie City Miner notes Canyon City claims a geological distinction as the only North American county seat located in a cave. The piece argues caves are no longer suitable for townsites as Grant County eyes growth and a more fitting county seat to elevate the county.
M Renderer, father of Mrs Victor Stroble, died at 2 30 last night at 733 Johnson street Pendleton after a brief illness. He was 70 years old and came from Indiana six years ago, living with his daughter since. He leaves no other relatives in the country. another daughter died years ago. Funeral plans not yet made. Lew Teacher for East End School Elizabeth Ferguson of Medford Oregon has been hired to teach sixth grade in the East End building replacing Miriam Hickox, who resigned. Ferguson comes highly recommended by State Superintendent Ackerman and has eight years teaching experience in Medford. Mrs John Halley Jr has been teaching temporarily since Hickox’s resignation.
The thermometer hit zero in Pendleton at 4 30 this morning and four degrees below zero at the Presbyterian mission on the reservation six miles southeast. The Missionary society will meet tomorrow at 2 20 at Dr H B Johnsons Bush street residence. A marriage license was issued to Gio Butti Peselallo and Carlotta Pecchilia. Sixty nine settlers bound for Alberta from the states left Spokane by one train on March 1.
Editorial figures from Tate BoLteoric Medical Review laud Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. They cite Unicorn root and Golden Seal root as key ingredients, claiming benefits for uterine and reproductive disorders in women and endorsing the remedy's broad curative claims.
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