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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1904
Page
2
An advertisement states Scott's Emulsion nourishes children who grow too fast or too slowly. It claims the product rounds out limbs and supports growth without draining strength. Mothers are urged to learn more and request a sample from Scott & Browne at Pearl Street New York.
A burned Holdenacheo building, levee improvements in Sacramento, and Pro Russian Korean officials fleeing in fear are noted. US naval movements, horse breeding efforts, and claims of Russian troops facing hardship appear, along with a Sonoma residence explosion and steel price hikes. A New York epileptic’s self-inflicted injuries provoke health notes and a Colorado apple cultivation breakthrough is claimed.
Mrs Francies Hall an aged Portland resident was gored nearly to death Friday by a bull. She endured terrible lacerations and cannot recover.
Real estate propositions invite readers to consult WADE & SON about investment opportunities. WADE & SON offer office in E. Q. Building with contact details Black 1111 and P O Box 324 for discussions.
The Pendleton Woolen Mills may begin night running around early March as work soars past day shift capacity. The manager aims to justify the move by supply and demand, with six new finishing-room workers added and fringe work done by hand. Night running would double wool usage and total output, but new wool purchases are not expected until May, delaying the shift but signaling plans after a long shutdown.
J and Whittinghill and W A Crank announce a new lace curtain display device at the 8th Joe Store. An upright rack with revolving arms supports multiple curtains, allowing viewing without disturbing others. They plan patent protection and have staged photos and specs. The device is now in use at the St Joe Store.
college swimmers from Yale Columbia and the University of Pennsylvania compete in relay races and water polo events at the New York Athletic Club amid strong interest. also notes a medical testimonial for Bucklen Arnica Salve and a Portland lumber landing of five deep water harke with over 8,000,000 feet capacity.
A scanned hotel arrivals list includes guests at Hotel Pendleton and other hotels in Portland Seattle Spokane and nearby cities. Names comprise H F Harris W D Chamberlain J S Marks M F Hadley M Maher and many others with destinations from San Francisco Denver and Chicago. The note ends with a local beer promotion at The Mint.
C C Rummel reports twenty people cured of drink habit at Fort Flagler and praises Trib work. Tallman Co. agents promote a liquor and topaero cure. Richards Pringle's Georgia Minstrels mark 28 years on road with steady city reception and gun house cheers. The piece recalls old theater days and the saying the survival of the fit.
Undersigned wish to present F T Cheney as trustworthy after 15 years in business. They endorse Hall's Catarrh Cure and its healing promise. Toledo wholesale distributors and druggists are listed. The ad claims internal action and free testimonials.
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