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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1906

Page

5

City notices and ads mix in Pendleton page

A compact jumble of classified items lists political petitions for East Oregonian office, rental offers on Thompson Street and Water Street, piano sales and repair, baking powder ads, hotel rates in Portland, a radio plug for WMOE, and various goods for sale from local merchants, including a dental test harvester and farm supplies. Names include Cleveland’s Baking Powder and Eilers Piano House, with addresses and contact cues scattered throughout.

Francis East Oregonian Campbell Cleveland Fleet Thompson Street Burtis Brow Schmidt Block Mérchants Bar Water Street Goois North Side Perkins Arehue John Goten Court St Opposte Golden Rule Seed Potatoon Peoplese Eilers Piano House Main Street Portland Oregon Pendleton Gray Grocery Co L. Shank & Co West Well Street

Warren Construction Sues State Newspaper for 29000

The Warren Construction Company sues the Evening Statesman in Superior Court, claiming published articles in March damaged its business by alleging a paving scheme and propelling contractors to be paid 145 per yard. The suit, led by Oscar Cala and Brooke & Bartlett, seeks 29000 in damages and aims to curb further attacks on its operations.

Walla Walla Warren Construction Company Walla Walla Bulletin Oscar Cala Brooke & Bartlett Warren Construction Orn Pn Allege Whelens the Statesman Warren Company Bituilthle Statesman Bituilthie

Bootlegging at Revival Reported by Lewiston Press

Reports from Spalding detail bootlegging during a revival with excessive drunkenness among Indians. Deputy sheriffs Foresman and Monroe head there this afternoon to pursue bootleggers supplying the liquor. One dispenser boasted earning $9 from a single gallon sold.

Spalding Foresman Mon'oe Trix Lewiston Tether

Butter Prices Rise at La Grande Creamery Plant

The La Grande creamery, branch of Blue Mountain creamery, pays 4 cents per pound for butter fat, the highest rate for yenras. All leading grocers sell Cleveland's Baking Powder.

la Grande Cleveland

Local visitors and movers among Pilot Rock residents

J M Hemphill of Pilot Rock visited yesterday. G C Richardson of Adams called on business. Mr and Mrs J J Raulstone of Adama visited. J W Morrow, tax agent, arrived from Portland. W Irvin returned from Portland. Dave Taylor of Athena seen in town. Mrs W H Boyd of Beho came for a short visit. Mrs James A Nash of La Grande visiting her daughter. Deputy Sheriff Frank Phy of Union county passed through. Dr T J Lloyd returned from Echo and Butteroreek trip. William Hilton just back from Ridge. Roads in poor condition in stretches. W B Shaffer of Waitsburg visited and rode Spokane train. W R Parker, ex Golden Rule hotel proprietor, came from Keho. M B E Foley of Bingham Springs visited after events there. Dr McNabb, state vet, returned from La Grande on official business. Co BE McLellan of Juniper Canyon in city regarding wheat crop injuries. Wilbur of Menucham Creek, owner of Rhodes mill, in city for supplies. will start season soon. A Hollerman, former foreman at Forster mills, to Portland April 1 for a mill job. Kate Nash of La Grande, Oregon Daily Journal prize winner, arrived in Portland returning from Honolulu and to stop here briefly. William Yohnka of the northwest county trading area in town. wheat issues noted. A business extension from the Columbia to near Echo to reseed due to ground and crop losses from dryness and freezing conditions.

J. M. Hemphill Pilot Rock G. C. Richardson Adams J. J. Raulstone Adama J. W. Morrow Portland W. Irvin Dave Taylor Athena Farmer W. H. Boyd Beho James A. Nash la Grande J. L. McCrary Frank Phy Union County Walla Walla T. J. Lloyd Echo Oreek William Hilton Ridge W. B. Shaffer Waitsburg Wash Spokane W. R. Parker Golden Rule Hotel Keho Wilbur Dawmillan Menucham Creek Rhodes Mill Upper MacKay Creek Kate Nash Oregon Daily Journal Sandwich Islands Honolulu Oo Viell Slater Mire J. &L. McCrary

Old Papers in Distress at the West Indies’ Oldest Paper

The St Christopher Advertiser of Basseterre, aged 125, seeks aid as print breakdown suspends its issue. Editor Richard Cable notes a century of locallike resilience with fits of lapse since 1606, including earthquakes, epidemics, fires, and paper shortages. The last issue dated January 16, 190¢ signals near extinction of the Caribbean landmark.

St. Christopher Fords St Kitts Basecterre Advertiser Phoenix Iit Huetor West Indies Caribbean Isles

Northern Pacific Plans Dry Land Experiments in Montana

Northern Pacific Will Conduct Dry Land Experiments in Montana with the Great Northern and state funding about 9500. Projected sites include Shelby Junction Harlem Waynes Siding near Great Falls and four NP locations Billings Forsyth Glendive Miles City. Objective is to determine crops suited to dry lands and cultivation methods.

Northern Pacific Montana Linfield Montana Experiment Statione Hoxemuan Mont Great Northern Railways Boxemain Shelby Junction Harlem Wayne

Montana Leads Fight Against Hessian Fly Discovery

The Rocky Mountain Husbandman reports Montana may host a natural enemy of the Hessian fly, with entomologists hoping a Montana native parasite, the polyenotus hermilis, will protect wheat fields. Discovered in 1605 by G. T. Reeves in Montana, North Dakota and Idaho, it could save U.S. farmers up to 100 million dollars annually.

Montana Department of Agriculture United States Rocky Mountain Great Falla Dakota Idaho G. T. Reeves Bureau of Entomology

Prozen on the Trail Kneeling in Kuykuk Country Death

Erick Erickson, an employee of the Northern Commercial company, was found frozen to death on the Kuykuk trail in Fairbanks Alaska. The body lay kneeling with a hand to the face in a stark winter scene reported March 23. Meanwhile Samuel Bane received four ring-necked pheasants from Chicago for his collection and expects a dozen female ring-necks from Cape Cod next week to join his varieties including Mongolian Adn heret and Golden. A dispatch from Cape Cod notes birds roaming a 50 acre fat area and evading nets planned for shipment.

Fairbanks Alaska Erick Erickson Northern Commercial Company Kuykuk Chicago Samuel Bane Corvallis

Correction confirms meat firm sale to Garden City Packing

A correction notes Penticton Meat Company misnamed as Pendleton Meat Company and says Umatilla Meat Company sold to Garden City Packing. A separate report states Fred Rodney of Hay Creek Crook County, a 40 year old bachelor, shot and killed himself in Portland. Provocation unknown.

Penticton Meat Company Pendleton Meat Company Umatilla Meat Company Gareden City Packing Company Cnatilla Cave Court Street Fred Rodney Hay Creek Crook County Portland

Wheat badly hurt in Upper Flat reseed plan near Clyde

The Walla Walla Bulletin reports that the Upper Flat near Clyde will be reseeded after wheat was frozen out and damaged, with surveyors confirming the crop is pure but markedly harmed. Eureka Junction area fared better, with little reseeding needed as farmers report only light damage.

EK. T. Juvenal Franklin County Spokesman-Review Connell Cor Walla Walla County Clyde Sam Smith J. E., Webb Ben Grote Walla Walla C. W. Pearson Wallia Wallan Eureka Junction

Piff Poff Pouff Company Plans Frazer Theater Visit

W J Benedict business manager for the Piff Poff Pouff company arrived in the city to arrange Friday March 30 presentation at Frazer theater. Reports say the troupe met with promising success and will bring the best comic sketches for the season.

W. J. Benedict Frazer Theater Jo Jn

Disfiguring Skin Disorder Ends in Public Complaint

A resident laments chronic skin disease that covered the face and body with itching sores. He spent hundreds on doctors and hospitals, yet his condition worsened, hindering employment prospects and daily life.

Cured by Cuticura in Five Weeks

A testimonial from 1894- era patient Thomas M. Rossiter on facial scalp eczema relief after using Cuticura remedies. He details initial failure of hospital treatment, severe itching and raw flesh, and says washing with Cuticura Soap and applying Cuticura Ointment cured him in five weeks, with offer to recommend the products.

Meeti Thomas M. Rossiter Prospect Street East Neds Mike Hesean Owl Terry Peter le Mb Corp Sole I'nepa Mises

East End Grocery Holds Katrine's Favor

In a humorous exchange, Yawcob Strauss learns from Katrine that the East End Grocery offers good value on bacon, ham, limburger cheese, canned goods, vegetables, and coffee. The couple notes the shop’s affordable prices and timing before making their decision to trade there.

Katrine Meester Strauss Yawcob Strauss East End

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