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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1904
Page
5
The notice blends casual ads for shoes at Roosevelt and Roose, hats and clothing from Teutach’s, prices on various goods, and a rental listing for a modern T-room house in Oregon. It mentions a Loom and for Rent option, with free baths and improved amenities, plus a bold line about sale prices and low offerings.
A shaky list of notices shows ad requests for cash registers, piano rentals, and houses for rent with or without burns. It includes a miner Nelson killed at Line Kiln mine near Sumpter and scattered travel notes about tourists, railway work, and local names.
Four children near the town, between Tutulla and McKay, are ill with typoid fever. It is not malignant. Lett Hospital reports eight miles south of town. Hurtele of Cold Springs is hospitalized with typhoid fever but is able to be out and about today and expected to recover quickly. Some men report talking in their sleep.
A long list of travelers and locals are in town including L L White in Portland Walter Tinehart of Alba Ralph Ware returning from a Portland visit and others from Ukiah and Walla Walla Episcopal minister Warren heading north Pendleton merchants Jarman and Mr. Carrier departing for business trips Mrs R L Stewart visiting relatives Eugene Hulwe and Dr Lynn Blakester family in town Ned Fowler recovering from illness Hallett permits granted for Umatilla County teaching positions Albert Cohen and staff at Peoples Warehouse active in local business Several residents plan Los Angeles trips and college visits with Whitman College and Oregon State connections noted.
Byers' Grove sees its first new home as Normal Hurophrey plans an Heven-roonm dwelling on Lewis Street two blocks west of Chienew. The project aims to finish this fall, signaling faith in the reclaimed district. Elsie Dobler departs for San Francisco to visit a brother, then to Dixie, Cal., and on to Freeport, Illinois, before returning to Carmany next spring.
Miss Kamrathh contracted fever and is improving after hospital stay. D. C. Dawle family reports four members sharing the same illness. Nate Raines arrived from New Orleans area and bought 160 head of fat cattle for a local firm, noting many calves ready for slaughter in the Prairie country.
A small kitchen experiment explores how one drop of Schilling's Best lemon extract in half a glass of water compares to varying drops of another extract. The aim is to gauge how many drops achieve similar intensity of flavor.
An advertisement extols City Brewery Bottle Beer as the greatest summer drink. It claims the product promotes youth and vigor, quells fatigue, and remains stable under varying temperatures. It promotes home delivery via Pendleton and neighboring exchanges with provided telephone numbers.
Fragmentary OCR note contains garbled phrases about a summer period and an omitted machine and work. No clear event, person, or organization is identifiable to summarize into a factual news item.
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