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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1903
Page
6
An old advertisement extols Cuticura cleansing trio for skin conditions and blood purification. It touts relief from itching burning eczema and hair loss, claiming thousands of sufferers including babies found relief after medical care failed, with directions to use Soap Ointment and Resolvent in sequence for local and constitutional treatment.
The second annual convention of the United Textile Workers of America in Philadelphia opens with plans to unionize Southern cotton mill labor. Leaders seek to elevate Southern wages to Northern levels while addressing leadership presence and regional organization efforts amid mixed Southern enthusiasm. The convention follows recent amalgamation of textile sectors under AFL jurisdiction and faces Southern deployment challenges in theater circuits as related industry news interleaves.
Edward Clifford Warns public against Mathew Kiser known as on Clifford boy. Clifford, described as a former sentireman, says the boy is not his son and urges action after alleged rock throwing that injured his mother. Clifford sought reform school placement previously but was rejected by the county judge.
Idaho projects include a substantial apple exhibit with between 600 and 600 loxen prepared for storage and hopes to send 1000 to 1500 hixen to St Louis. The Idaho Beekeepers' Association seeks honey prizes and a special display is planned. Baker City will feature solo winter entertainment under manager McCord at the opera house.
The Long Creek Light reports steady progress on the complete water works system. The well house and engine room are finished, 15,000 pounds of equipment arrived this week, including an engine weighing 1,750 pounds. A 50 foot tower and 12 foot deep round metal tank will be constructed, enclosed by a two foot thick wall to protect water from summer loss and winter freezing. Completion will take weeks, with water supply for homes irrigation and fire defense.
The Dalles Chronicle notes Antelope in Wasco County retains its rough image after a recent saloon brawl. William Gilson fought Ed Jones, a sheepherder, who sustained three severe wounds near the heart and shoulder. Jones is believed to be recovering. Gilson was arrested on a $2,000 bond.
To the Public commencing Monday evening October 19 the following will close their drug stores in the evenings as follows Every evening during week at 9 oclock except Saturday when stores stay open until 10 oclock and on Sundays will close at p.m. F W Schmidt Tallman Co OC Koeppen & Bros Brock & McOmás
Bentley Hartman advertises several well improved wheat farms and stock ranches with ample water supply for sale in the county. Also available are desirable city properties. Call for prices and details.
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