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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1905
Page
7
A vintage advertisement urges women to write Lydia E. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts for private, women-only advice on reproductive health. It promises confidential responses and notes many have found relief using her Vegetable Compound, urging readers to try it before dismissing it.
A mix of dramatic incidents from the Inland Empire with a focus on Rev Swackhammer Mer’s response to racial barriers. An Ethiopian evangelist seeks church space for Spanish language meetings and faces refusal, leading to a planned opera house lecture. Also noted are horse theft cases, acreage expansion for sugar beet fields, and a saloon incident involving two underage girls.
Deputy sheriffs Twogood and Lane with Constable Jickexon raided a poker room in the Silber Bell saloon early Sunday. Nine players were detained and brought before Judge Dunbar who warned offenders of strict prosecutions. Names of players included Harry Jones John Corn K Take and George.
A Pendleton case testifies that kidney trouble caused spells of backache for ten years. After using various medicines without relief, H A Thompson took Doan's Kidney Pills from Brock & McComan Co and reported lasting backache relief and cure. Sold by all dealers 60 cents. Poster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
Prices in Pendleton show buying and selling figures for producers and retailers. Hens roosters turkeys and geese priced, butter and eggs listed, vegetables like potatoes cabbage and radishes included with per sack or per item costs.
Delegates arrived ahead of the Modern Woodmen of America convention opening in Stockton California with May 2 sessions. The city is decorated for the event as committees are appointed and routine opening remarks are delivered amid signs of strong order vitality.
May 3 Washington report notes the gathering of Catholic archbishops from the United States, 14 churches represented, no major questions, topics include the Catholic university condition, social issues, and election matters. Captain J F Jarvis resigns as collector of customs for Alaska. his post will be filled as general manager of Alaska salmon cannery interests. Cleveland opens new bank with $2.5 million capital led by John Sherwins with three vice presidents and five cashiers.
A compiled listing includes several physicians with offices in downtown Pendleton, a First National Bank with $200000 capital and world market exchange, another bank in Athens with $12500 profits, an insurance and land business, a U S land commissioner, second hand dealers, a funeral director and parlor, and multiple livery stables with contact phone numbers.
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