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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1906
Page
5
A local office emphasizes punctual service for special jobs. Customers can order materials like slumber, lath, shingles, sash, doors, cement brick, lime, and tanks, with delivery promised on schedule. The firm claims to be sole agent for Krisolite Wood Fibre Plaster and White Crystal Lime, manufactured in Blue Rapids Kansas.
Neagle Bros advertises repairing carriages and selling Winona Wagons Hacks and Buggies. It promotes the Winona Buggy as safer than walking and offers gasoline engines, Fairbanks-Morse engines for irrigating and mining, with price estimates on irrigation plants.
Alba notes early September report a near finish to harvest with threshing limited by equipment. Beef cattle demand remains strong as owners shift to hay storage for winter. Ed Brehm leases a 1000 acre ranch. Ronalds sign for two years. McLaughlin moves to Dixie ranch for winter duties. Sunday school organized. local travel includes purchases and transfers among county ranchers. Sheriff reports a bird's-eye trip. unrelated harbor defense discussion references submarines and mining efforts for future reports.
Washington Sept board of naval officers examines submarine testing plans for future boats. They will compare structural features equipment observation methods below water and machinery. The study seeks to extend range and endurance while assessing crew accommodations and independence from supply bases.
The Canadian Independent Telephone organization gathers at Toronto city hall with near full attendance from independent systems across the Dominion. About 100 independent lines exist with thousands of shareholders and investments exceeding two million dollars. Municipalities may join. J B Hoge of Cleveland and J A Harney will address delegates.
Baker City felt a local earthquake shock the first there, reported by at least 100 people. The quake, mistaken for an explosion by some, inspired fear before observers confirmed a true seismic event.
Goldfield residents discuss last night’s bout praising Gons for a strong, honest fight. Most condemn Nelson for a controversial foul seen as decisive, while bets favor Gans. The crowd cites Siler’s decision as clear, with little doubt about the outcome.
An advertisement asserts healthy kidneys filter impurities and cites Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy for kidney and bladder diseases. The claim says it strengthens the entire system and promotes good health, sold at Kooppen's drug store.
Lamuruts Bakken a 65 year old Seattle shoemaker was struck by a car at Pine and First Avenue after noon today and died minutes later from a skull fracture. The driver was John Merath. The incident underscores dangers of coughing and cold remedies. Foley's Honey and Tar is recommended by Koeppen’s drug store for colds. Rome reports Jesuits fear a general selection by week’s end.
The Root party departed for Valparaiso to observe the ruin and strengthen ties with the United States. Reports from Sept. 4 indicate widespread rebel organization and attempts to mobilize in 40 Cub cities, with tensions rising as armed action looms.
The Interior Department rejected all bids for 135 miles of canal laterals for the Interstate canal North Platte irrigation project. Bids were far above estimates and new proposals will be sought unless bidders submit lower bids promptly.
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