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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1903
Page
7
The Cor Commission Co outlines customer liability limits on margins. A one cent per bushel margin on grain and two dollars per share on stocks are required. An eighth cent per bushel commission on grain and a quarter of one percent on stocks are charged.
Portland board of trade calls for citizens in Eastern Oregon to oppose the portage railroad referendum at Celilo. The resolution claims the project benefits inland commerce, urges signatures be withheld, and tasks a three member committee to probe opposition motives, sending copies to state leaders. The notice also notes wool purchases and industrial expansion at Union Woolen Mills in Whitman county, Washington.
Delegates from lodges across the state gather at the Brown Hour preparatory for the two day great council meeting of the Red Men of Georgia. The event will be conducted under the guidance of Imperial Potentate John T Abney of Coburn Iris.
A public advisory warns against catarrh ointments containing mercury and urges consumers to avoid products from questionable sources. The notice explains potential health risks and directs readers to settle water charges at the Water Works office to prevent service interruption. JFP Brown, Superintendent, Waters Works.
Fragmentary notice describes a tonic claiming youth revival by Dr Kink. Mentions Tolman and Coe, a steamer Agubys, and a Tacoma book. Vague references to liver stones and kidneys appear amid garbled phrases. The text lacks clear events or names to confirm a coherent story.
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