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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1903
Page
6
A health advertisement claims kidney trouble leads to death from heart disease pneumonia and blind ailments. It promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a remedy for urinary and kidney disorders and offers samples by mail from Binghamton New York.
Shorthorn Association members arrive in Walla Walla on June 3 with a selection of registered animals for Col. R. C. Judson of the O. R. N. The sale date was moved from May 28 due to delays. The American Shorthorn Breeders' Association plans additional sales at Colfax on June 4. Contributors include C. E. Leonard and T. J. Wormald among others. a separate ad for Acker's Blood Elixir promotes its cure and money-back guarantee.
Where are you going to spend your vacation this summer Before you decide investigate Leh man Springs It is beautifully situated with plenty of shade, clear water, excellent accommodations and easy access from Pendleton A few weeks there will renew vigor The waters of the hot springs are said to have curative properties There are 26 cabins a large hotel and ample camping area Address C R Dutton Leh man Springs
Fully 200 visitors from Grand Honde valley moved through here yesterday and again this morning as they journeyed toward Walla Walla. Local officials noted the steady stream of travelers along the route and expected continued movement in the coming hours.
Milton news reports the Demorest medal contest at Ferndale where 11 year old Pansy Nrevland won the silver medal. It also notes a window sale by the Whatsoever Society of the M B church and a telephone company reorganizing into a single Milton system with lines merged and an Elam’s Hardware central office.
The Western Federation of Miners an independent group meeting in Denver for its eleventh annual convention drew strong attendance with delegates from across the region including British Columbia. Officers reports and constitution changes were discussed as sessions continued behind closed doors with elections planned and plans to push an eight hour workday across federation mines under its oversight.
The Philadelphia Geographica Society and the New York Arctic Club join on an expedition led by Dr. Frederick A. Cook to explore Mount McKinley, the highest peak in Alaska.
The clause sets a maximum margin of one cent per bushel on grain and two dollars per share on stocks. It also imposes an eighth cent per bushel commission on grain and one percent on stocks.
A fragmented Oregon Lang County clipping mentions a Ginetta cote and a spur related item. The readable text hints at a local notice or bulletin about quantities and a dated event, but details are incomplete. The fragment references a newspaper page carried by the Ginetta cote and a spur term associated with the county edition.
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