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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1903
Page
6
Offerings include pleuic party carryalls and competent drivers for commercial men. Speedy horses and handsome rigs for evening and Sunday drives. Gentle horses for family use. Stock boarded at reasonable rates with best care for transient stock. Located opposite Hotel Pendleton.
A reader from Washington Bend writes that after eight months of suffering with dyspovulsa and related troubles, Acker's Tablets provided quick relief. The testimonial thanks W H Hoover & Co of Buffalo for a free trial package and notes the product’s effectiveness.
The Oct 9 1871 fire devastated Chicago four miles wide destroying 17450 buildings and leaving tens of thousands homeless. The city suffered a $200 million monetary loss while aid societies erected 5226 temporary shelters and raised substantial funds from insurers and donors.
An advertisement proclaims that dieting harms health and starvation weakens the system. It promotes Kodo Dyspepsia Cure as a universal remedy to aid digestion and assimilate food, claiming relief from indigestion and stomach troubles. Sold by Tallman Co.
At St Mark's church Denver Oct 9 the Brotherhood of St Andrew held its national convention with a corporate communion service. The forenoon covered routine business followed by informal discussions on Winning the Boy featuring Judge Benjamin E B Lindsey Rev J H Houghton and Hubert Carleton. Rev F S Spalding of Erie Pa was chosen to deliver the principal public address.
Tonight the program centers on The Church's rivet Duty as the principal subject of discussion. The item previews a policy or doctrine focus and invites reader attention to the central topic of the broadcast.
Governor Chamberlain meets with County Judge Scott to discuss using convict labor to build a graveled road from Salem to the reform school this winter. Engineering heads from the State Agricultural College and county officials will draft a workable plan while the governor tours Washington for two weeks. Judge Scott attends the Washington good roads convention to bring back ideas from a government engineer for western construction with convict labor.
Editor appeals for a milk wagon in Goldensale with farmers near town urged to invest in cows to profit from dairy work. The piece notes health authorities’ treatment of Seattle milkmen and calls for investigation of the proposal as a local business opportunity. Opal mines on Stoker Creek in Idaho sold to eastern buyers for 1,000 dollars. Twenty claims yield fine opals. a 1807 specimen once fetched 3,000 in New York and is in a Boston collection. J I Case Threshing Machine Co Incorporation filings place Moscow as HQ, signaling Idaho manufacturing plans.
Spokane police battle a wave of crooks and con artists during fall week as country residents are warned to beware. The local fair records warn that a sucker and crook is born every second, highlighting the need for vigilance against slick offenders.
Indianapolis leaders declare support for a National Association of Employers. The effort aims to rally large employers, form local associations, and push for legislation in Washington and the states. Mr Parry plans to be at Chicago convention where he may be chosen president. Cheaper postage to Cuba noted in dispatch from Washington.
A fragmented note describes The Spokane Preeyn growing from a small four page penny press to a larger, lavish edition with extensive advertising and a planned 10/00 edition for a county fair souvenir.
Caldwell hosts its annual fair with praise for horse racing, noting the revival of running races as a highlight. After years dominated by trotting events, running races are regaining popularity and are described as among the best ever held in the Caldwell section.
Want the Pony Express train service between Horse City LA and Huntington continued. Local leaders petition the Short Line as traffic declines threaten termination of the Pony Express route.
A Catholic church federation argues parochial schools now educate about 1 000 400 students while public schools enroll roughly 14 000 000, claiming the advantage of parochial education becomes more evident daily in this era.
The text describes a postal arrangement to ship mail to Cuba, noting differences in fumigation and sanitary handling for domestic mail, and implying dispatch rules even without stamps. It mentions a swindler in New York impersonating a performer named PpM Marcia A. Hanna, deceiving in major cities.
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