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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1905
Page
3
An advertisement touts unequaled kidney help claiming to remove disease heal the sore spot and strengthen the organ. It says the pure vegetable remedy builds up the kidneys shrinking walls and acts directly on weakened tissue without mineral drugs, promising painless bowel effects.
Fragmentary OCR text speaks of removing impurities and restoring life and vitality through a remedy. The readable portion mentions cleansing a substance to renew vigor, with no clear attribution, date, person, or organization available.
Fire destroyed the T H Brooks Foundry plant in Indianapolis, and a bank loan of 300000 was noted. A Dickson Tennessee fire damaged business and homes as water failed amid gale. Comet sightings, a Manitoba telecom plan, a bishop’s death, and a Memphis yellow fever tribute are recorded along with a Penn Central wreck injuring six.
A garbled grocery ad claims Schilling's Best quality with a moneyback offer. It mentions a grocer and a defective phrase about baking and price, reflecting OCR errors from a period trade notice. The readable elements suggest a promotional snippet for consumer goods and a moneyback pledge.
Reports from Moscow Idaho show the city clashing with the Northern Pacific over water rates rising from 25 to 75 dollars per month. At Mullan Idaho miner F Greil was critically injured by an explosive blast. A freak open hawk hit Pullman unleashing widespread hazards. Northern Pacific freight agent Albert Canfield dies after 34 years with the line. Shin ace George Allen crushed by descending cage at Mace mine. Abraham Snow of Astoria begins bankruptcy proceedings with liabilities of 4600.86 and assets 2701.60. Union Pacific official A I Mohler arrives in Portland for a two week Columbia trip. In Sandpoint Northern Pacific boy Joseph Gind killed by a switch engine. Walla Walla convict Jack Minning commits suicide. Cathdrum men John Roberts and J W Row sentenced to one year for ham robbery at Hope.
The Congregational Church announces Sunday school at 9 45 a m with no morning or evening preaching. December 9 services will be led by Rev H N Smith of Portland. Methousa Epicopeal Church lists morning worship 10 am with A J Owen superintendent, sermon by Willian Dewerss from Roho at 12 15 pm close meeting at 3 15 pm intermediate league at 6 30 pm Ep worth league at 7 30 pm preaching. all invited.
HL Wyse Jones will conduct his first service at the Pungi Church tomorrow with the topic The Old Time Religion in the morning and The Joy of a Revival at 3 PM. AM are welcome to attend the church’s message and the pastor J LeRoy Hall of the Presbyterian Church notes the citywide welcome toChristian congregants.
The church announces Bible school at 9 45 g m and morning service at 11 o clock Junior Endeavor at 1 p m Evening service at 7 26 Union Thanksgiving service at 10 a m on Thursday with a sermon by Rev G L Hall Public cordially invited N H Brooks pastor.
The First Society of Christian Science in Portland holds a Sunday service at 9:00 a m with the topic God the Only Cause and Creator. An evening session is scheduled for 2 p m in room 6 at the Fast Oregonian building.
Pendleton Woodmen about 15 members visited Pilot Rock last night to initiate five new members into the Pilot Rock camp, which opens with ten charter members. An elegant banquet followed at the Pilot Rock hotel. Travelers from Pendleton included Stroble, Sam Love, B A Swingle, W J Streevers, J P Earl, A J Gwen, D Turner, Bert Lovell, W Ray, Phil McBriman, Clark and Wells. The party returned home about 2 a.m.
Austin, manager of the Republican in Leavenworth Ind, balked at surgery for his wife and opted for Electric Bitters. After five physicians failed to relieve her, the remedy cured her illness, and she can now perform all household duties. Tallman & Co. and Brock & McComas, druggists, guarantee the product.
All members of the Umahella tribe of the Improved Order of Redmen are summoned to Hendricks hall Sunday at 2 PM to plan Tuesday evening’s large class of papo-faced members to be captured and adopted. Lunch will follow. Visiting Redmen welcome to both meetings.
At a meeting held here tonight mine were perfected for the organization of the Farmers State Bank of Cottonwood. Mayor Georgie M Robertson will be cashier. J M McDonald and other prominent residents are among organizers. The bank will open for business within no short time.
Bids requested by the undersigned at his ranch 1.5 miles west of Pendleton Oregon for grading and leveling 11 acres under the supervision of John W. Kimbrell Co f. Bids due December 1. Morera Oliver reserve the right to reject any or all bids. T D and R B L Oliver.
Sunnyside school near Milton closed by order of Prof. W. S. Mayberry after several new cases of diphtheria. Stringent measures were taken to prevent spread and officials hope the disease will be checked soon.
That Thanksgiving Dinner, DeMott & Co., will have in stock all the entables of the season. Oysters, turkeys, chickens, geese and ducks. Vegetables, sweet potatoes, turnips, onions, fruit and citrus. Dates, raisins, nuts, plum pudding and cider.
State superintendent allocates funds for the November quarter with Yakima County receiving 5369.35 dollars and the statewide total apportionment reaching 162027.65 dollars as reported by the Yakima Daily Republic.
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