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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1905
Page
8
A compact note explains that the phrase Mother’s Pride refers to the local beat or assignment, signaling its distinct meaning within the paper’s coverage. The line clarifies insider usage for readers familiar with the newsroom vernacular.
Dairy expert George D. Goodhus predicts west of Pendleton in Umatilla county will surpass Marion in five years due to irrigation. A new creamery is being outfitted, with machinery ordered by O. E. Harper and ships from Portland to arrive next week. Plant should be ready for cream by April 1, using La Grande cream initially and Wallowa and Union county milk, with Babcock test graded cream fetching top prices.
Sullivan & Bond promote their progressive clothing house boasting 1905 patterns and fixed policy to never undersell. They pledge to outvalue all competitors, reject closing out or removal sales, and invite the public to a short talk on value in merchandise as they claim market leadership and steady growth.
Sixty three R and N employees receive five thousand dollars in pay today via Agent Smith. The payroll covers depot staff and local trainmen, about sixty three workers, with Wallace Idaho’s population around 3600 and free portal delivery. Two regular city carriers serve the town.
A convincing claim asserts dandruff germs cause baldness and that Newbro's Herpicide destroys the cause. The advertisement states baldness can be prevented by killing the germ, with a 100 percent success claim. It invites samples via The Herpicide Co. Detroit and A. C. Koeppen & Bros. agents.
A bank advertises safekeeping of surplus funds with superior care and a four percent interest rate on deposits. The message emphasizes that while no one can keep all they earn, they can retain part by depositing it with the bank.
A committee plans a county and city booklet for the Umatilla Commercial association. It will cover geography climate lands irrigation manufacturing and services with concise factual articles by named local figures. The aim is a thorough reliable guide for visitors and residents alike.
Deputy Warden Joe Nolf and others formed a committee to confer with Major McKoin on granting Rod and Gun club access to the reservation this summer. They will draft a petition for fishing and hunting rights, aiming to restore local privileges amid concerns over liquor incidents and gate closures.
County court advertises bids within four days for cement sidewalk on the Court street side of the courthouse grounds. County Judge Bean and Commissioner Walker head the project. A wooden walk was dropped after citizen appeal. cement will replace the Court street portion while other sides keep wooden walks for now due to cost.
Pendleton Tennis club expanded to 32 members after last night’s election of Roy Raley KR Oliver W C Sawyer Ernest Ruppe Roy Alexander Ben Milnes Dean Tatum and B B Aldrich. The club now allows three more members as capacity is 36 and two tennis courts are ready.
Defense in the Pearson v Young Perryane land dispute continues with witnesses from Freewater testifying that the land sold for $3000 was undervalued. Cross examinations probe land value standards as parties seek to prove unfair advantage in the transaction. Dr Smith testified on defendant’s mental condition and more witnesses are scheduled. proceedings may run into tomorrow.
W C Sawyer of the United States geological survey travels from Arlington to McDonalds ferry on the John Day river to gather information for a report on taking water from the John Day to irrigate arid lands of Umatilla and Morrow counties. He will observe Rock creek and Willow creek as potential flume routes.
W E Finger adjutant of Oregon arrived last night on the 6 20 train from Portland and left for Walla Walla. General Finzer a Woodburn resident during the war served as a lieutenant in the Woodburn company of the Second Oregon. He was appointed adjutant general by Governor Chamberlain.
A lingering cough resists remedies and requires thorough treatment. A cough mixture won’t suffice to root out the cold. Scott's Emulsion stops irritation soothes tissues and heals membranes. Begin with the first dose.
A fragmentary note offers a free sample to Lotta Browne at Pearl Street in New York, inviting a request. The text is casual and lacks additional details about the offer or sender.
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