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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1906
Page
2
Franks Moores, serving his third term as mayor of Omaha, dies leaving a long legacy as a leading Republican figure in Nebraska. The report cites a stream of varied local and national notes including agricultural, rail, and mining updates, plus a testimonial ad for Rodeo Digestive Cure.
In Whitman academy Om Holdman and Robert Fancher are dismissed for brutal hazing. A Wenatchee church plans a $1700 parsonage on church-owned land near the sanctuary. Prof. J. W. Daniels leaves Wallace Schools to practice law in California. Stevens county hosts a Democratic banquet and speech in Colville on April 12, Jefferson’s birthday. Ellensburg plans a cold storage plant weighing 120,060 pounds with 30,006 feet of lumber. Wheat in Washington faces freeze damage variations by soil. Palouse region sees heavy rain March 23–24 and warm afterward, with uncertain wheat losses. North bank steam shovel workers are held up near Kennewick by armed robbers returning from work.
Bowman opens a photo gallery at the old stand near Matin Street bridge offering parlor photos. He returns from Portland where he spent six months at Anné's gallery and with the Lewis and Clark fair official photography. The gallery introduces a new dais used in Portland and eastern cities. Also advertised is Arnica Salve by Tallman & Co and Brock & Metomas drugstores, claimed as a scientific wonder for piles burns and wounds.
Public notice announces the sale of Grays Harbor Lumber Co’s Pendleton operation and urges unsettled debts to be called in immediately. The piece also promotes DeWitt’s Little Liver Pills and Cleveland’s Baking Powder distributed by Tallman & Co and other grocers.
Adolphe Wolfe is named First Vice-President with Louis G. Clarke as Second Vice-President and William Pullman as Third Vice-President. Dr. A. J. Giesy serves as Medical Director, Sanford Smith as Secretary, D. Be. Galbraith as Treasurer, and H. L. Peters as General Counsel. Clarence B. Samuel named Bupt. of Agents with assistant manager at Macleay Building Portland Oregon.
Droves of Harney valley cattle move through Silvies and Bear valleys to John Day as five months of heavy snow depletes forage. Reports note deaths along routes, scarce feed, and rising hide prices while fruit belt and insect pest outlooks grow. recovery stories include Dr Kings New Discovery praised for respiratory cures. Local arrivals list a long roster of visitors and residents.
East Oregonian compiles a survey on suffrage by state and country. It lists multiple US states granting either full or partial voting rights to women, including Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Idaho, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, New Hampshire, Oregon, Massachusetts, New York, Vermont, Nebraska, Wisconsin, Washington, Arizona, Montana, New Jersey, North Dakota, South Dakota, Connecticut, Ohio, and others, along with municipal bonds and taxpaying contexts. The piece notes varied dates of establishment, with many gaps and archaic spellings.
A brief promotional line for Schilling's Best at the grocer, contrasting a wise bargain that earns friends with a poor one that loses them, emphasizing the money back guarantee.
Mrs. B. D. Coffman of 221 Stonewall Jackson Ave Pendleton Ore testifies to relief from backache and urinary pain after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She reports kidneys toned, no pain remaining, and recommends the remedy obtained at Brook & McComas Co. drug store with Foster-Milburn Co. as U.S. sole agents.
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