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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1903
Page
6
This week ends the chance to buy goods at or below cost as the store, amid a long running building dispute, plans remodeling after a court decision expected by June 1. Advertised prices stay in effect with two Friday and Saturday windows offering bold deals on sugar soap coffee and soda across time slots.
Large crowds gathered in Walla Walla for Roosevelt Day and the Caledonian picnic. In Milton, a local resident died after an operation in Spokane while many others traveled to see the president.
A column advertises Peruna as a cure for catarrh and related ailments. Endorsed by A T Wood and D D Lowen, it claims relief from persistent symptoms, hearing loss, and general health improvement. It urges readers to write to Dr Hartman for a consultation at the Marthens Sanitarium in Columbus Ohio.
A funeral is planned tomorrow in Weston for the late Ger don wae a beloved figure among residents. Will Lee dhewyity Tocnernedt is listed among those paying respects.
Report from Caldwell News notes a promising artesian water discovery at Jap Creek near Fromanas Ferry. Mr Brace, drilling 445 acre tract owned by Mr Hroon, expects one well to irrigate about a quarter section, with plans for more wells to cover the property. Mr Price uses a new drilling rig capable of boring sixes from three to 22 metres, with costs per foot and lifting details described. The well’s elevation reaches 24 feet and its flow discharges 40 feet above Snake River.
El Paso reports unprecedented cattle shipments from the Mexican Mormon colonization syndicate. About 1300 Mexican cattle arrived for Idaho and Canada, with over 1500 more en route north in two weeks. Sixty thousand cattle will move north and east next week, boosting three week totals. Also notes the World's Fair aerial tournament in St Louis and inventor W I Tanney of Wheeling presenting an aircraft for the $100,000 prize.
A dated reader letter praises an Underwood typewriter. The writer notes long service of seven years, a platen renewal, and limited repairs while handling heavy tabulating work. Mentions locations and names in a cryptic way but centers on machine reliability and performance.
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