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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1905
Page
3
An old time sale notice advertises coats jackets and outfits for men women and children. Items include traction jackets core sizing coats with covers chevrons and coatings in brown navy tan and black. Prices range from 19.00 down to 3.78 with emphasis on variety and discount.
A Helena Montana report notes an unusually cold October across the state. Central regions saw several inches of snow. Maryville recorded 2 degrees above zero. Sheep and cattle men fear continued cold, delaying alfalfa and hay harvests as anxiety rises. The Methodist bishops meet in Washington with 20 of 26 members present.
Advertises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a treatment for female infertility and related womb disorders. Claims improve physical condition, aiding pregnancy and healthy births. Includes donor-like testimonials from Milwaukie and Norman women praising cures and urging readers to write for free advice.
A convoluted circular ties together the National Livestock Association and the American Stock Brewery Association. It outlines membership aims and co operation, asserting the need to defend livestock interests and cooperate with state boards. The piece mentions McConnel and securities, plus unrelated violence notes and a Chicago elevated station fire.
Hartman, the wealthy magnate, donates a $2000 prize to the crew of the Siberia for its speed voyage from Yokohama to San Francisco. The wager against the Korea involved detailed timing, with the Siberia facing gale conditions before finishing in just over 10 days. The bet aimed to prove the Siberia would beat the Korea’s time, and the crew received the prize in gratitude.
Washington Oct 27 by order of the secretary of the navy a new section in the Navy Regulations redefines the duties of the assistant secretary of the navy. It outlines time spent on official acts and details other responsibilities including oversight of gifts, property, and ship services, with emphasis on accountability and coordination across naval stations and marine camps.
An opinion by Attorney General Stead, intended for State Auditor Mottullogh, outlines tax guidance on notes and real estate. It references a 22,000 value, 14 percent rate, and implications for levies, with railroads and a Roosevelt celebration noted in a dated historical context.
The article notes the Denver dam as the highest in the world and outlines others like Croton Clinton and Troeton. It describes Salt River dam planned to surpass all, with 270 feet height, 300000 cubic yards of masonry, and capacity over 1000000 acre feet. The lake would span 35 miles, 1 to 2 miles wide, covering about 400000 acres, with maintenance costs projected at 5 million dollars over ten years and a chartered steamer Olympian to run freight and 200 passengers between Portland, San Francisco and Los Angeles.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Kentucky estate matter involving heirs Mathews and Anne S Van Corthinidt and a dispute over land and taxes. It mentions Ulineis Central Railroad facing a legal battle to reclaim about 25 million dollars in back taxes.
An advertisement promotes Californian Prune Waters by Tallma & Co at 625 Main St Pendleton Oregon. Claims include relief for malaria biliousness constipation nervousness catarrh stomach bad breath oily skin sleeplessness wind and liver stomach and bowel trouble. Waters priced at 100 cents a bottle.
A Newark New Jersey reader recounts severe eczema covering head to foot. After failing with doctors, Cuticura Ointment brought relief, stopping bleeding and itching, aiding sleep, healing sores, and restoring hair. She baths in Cuticura Soap, uses Resolvent for blood, and urges others to write.
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