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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1904
Page
7
New York clergy discuss falling male church attendance and supposed causes. Ministers blame modern materialism, intellectualism, and waning belief in salvation while defending the current proportion of men in church as high for history.
A summary from The Horse in America in Century Magazine Sept recounts Hambletonian a bull-like horse trained by Hiram Woodruff with a best mile under three minutes and 2:18. Pedigree notes show Mambrino by Messenger, a value-diminished lineage, and Abdal lah from a Conestoga mare. Rysdyk’s Hambletonian name origin tied to Messenger blood and Hamilton link.
Dr L Bullinger of San Francisco writes that he previously distrusted TRIB but after travel to England and the Eastern States he now sees its value. He bought 25 treatments for friends and notes the product has done its work well. Tallman & Co local agents.
A Kentucky parish preacher was pressed to invite worshippers to pray for Lucy Grey. After three days of prayers, on the fourth day he was told to stop. When asked why, a church member replied that she had won the Derby, not died.
Judge Stewart confronts M. Baker & Co of Chicago after a shipment of apples, totaling 356 boxes, sells for 245.25 with handling charges of 258.02 leaving a 12.77 balance. He refuses payment and dispatches a sharp letter, likened to his legal opinions, from the Horse Capital News.
Sealed proposals will be received for the erection and completion of a second story on the Peoples Warehouse for J. B. Dickson according to plans by architect C. E. Itman. Bids may be rejected. plans are available at the architect's office Judd building room 12 Pendleton Oregon.
The Owl Tea House announces a sacrifice sale as it vacates its building. Goods and breakables will be marked down as the store closes until Saturday at 9 a.m. for reorganization. Zack is in town.
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