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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1906
Page
3
The Better Fruit journal urges thorough fruit exhibits and constant improvement. It praises the Lewis and Clark fair, notes eastern envy of northwest fruit success, and stresses watering, spraying, and understanding why methods work. It calls for practical, intelligent work, cold storage of choices, and continual learning to grow better fruit and prices.
A health ad explains that kidney and bladder disease afflict both women and men. It promotes Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer as a remedy, claims easy relief, offers sample bottles by mail, and urges writing to Kilmer & Co in Binghamton New York for more information and testimonials.
Spokane schedules a September 25 convention inviting delegates from Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana to arrange a regional advertising plan. G B Dennis and Theodore B Wilcox promote uniting commercial leaders to showcase resources rather than exploiting advantages with railroads offering low fares for delegates. The group aims to persuade four-state legislatures to fund Northwest advertising.
In Ottawa County Frank J Cheney swears as senior partner of FP J Cheney & Co a Toledo firm will pay one hundred dollars for each unresolved catarrh case. Notary A W Gleason attests December 6, 1846. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and claims to affect blood and mucous membranes. Sold by druggists.
A notice from the ORA and ON ticket office warns of altered stopovers on one way and round trip teleports between St Paul Chicago St Louis and Missouri river routes. The rule allows stopovers only within transit limits on all Missouri river and Chicago routes except the Chioua and Aldon lines.
Emil Cameron, passenger struck by train cars on Tweeding Street near Spokane River, died about 11 PM at St Marys hospital from injuries. Married, about 60, resided Canyon City with wife. Former employee of Great Northern, Oregon Short Line, and Southern Pacific.
Rumors swirl about a Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad merger with Union Pacific status eyed by New York and Seattle circles. While some claim a deal or fusion, others doubt it as headlines note varied stock moves, dividends, and antitrust questions.
Elgin to Dune area work on Grand Ronde and Wallowa river route completed. George McCaby finished section with 27 miles of wheel extension, contractors retrench amid labor shortages and wage adjustments. About 60 workers remain on site. December activity reduced expected earnings.
A blaze at Fulton Tron Works in Prisco, San Francisco, at o clock this morning destroyed the foundries and threatened the entire plant. The loss is estimated at 30,000 dollars as firefighters battled the flames and containment remained a concern.
Thousands of Democrats from across Connecticut welcomed William Jennings Bryan in Bridgeport. He met with state leaders, toured the hotel, and held a luncheon before a New England Democratic conference. He planned a speech at the Green and another in Bridgeport before heading to Jersey City.
Neil will accompany Mr Bryan during his stay in the city and then escort him to Bridgeport in the afternoon. The pair will travel in two special cars attached to the regular train. Mr Bryan will dine with Sinator McNeil and return to his home after his evening speech.
New York reports Colin Rebels developed sea steempils for Cuban insurgents. A gunloaded vessel reportedly sailed from Wilmington with arms and equipment. Authorities fear insurgents captured the Seguaraneca, carrying military supplies, while capture of the Collads is also reported. In Delaware Bay authorities seized a blockade runner carrying arms for the Cuban rebels.
Life is sweet, repair your carriage at Neagle Broad. Winona Buggy and WINONA are advertised as safer than walking and offer gasoline engines. Agents for Fairbanks-Mors engines for irrigation and mining, with estimates on irrigation plants.
Washington Aug 21 Justice Staffoni of the District of Columbia Supreme Court upheld the right of the Smycott as a peaceful weapon for labor in the case of John Bender Baker seeking to enjoin the Baker Workers Union from maintaining a boycott against him. San Antonio Aug 24 state authorities say they have enough evidence to convict all the negro soldiers at Fort Sam Houston on murder charges at Browneville.
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