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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1908
Page
2
Philadelphia September 28 The International Conference on Tuberculosis closed with a focus on milk born infection risks and prevention. Delegates reported on bovine tuberculosis in milk, debated universal prophylaxis, and proposed an international committee to study and unify measures.
The National Association of Cotton Manufacturers opened its eighty-fifth convention here in Saritow on September 28. Foremost topic is forest preservation as the convention proceeds tomorrow and Wednesday.
The Fraternal Brotherhood provides accident disability old age and death coverage. For more information contact J. T. Mahoney deputy supreme president at 612 Willow street or call Black 3402.
The Masonic lodges of Washington opened a two week horse warming celebration today to mark the formal opening of the new Masonic Temple at Thirteenth and H streets. The event launches with ceremonies across the city and signals the completion of the handsome new temple.
Kodol will in a short time enable the stomach to do its work and digest all the food you eat. It makes the stomach sweet and pleasant to take. It is sold here by Tallman & Co.
Omaha reports grisly testimony in Judge Crawford s court about Dr Austin arranging to have Davis shoot him while the doctor would poison himself. Mrs Rice testified she identified Davis as the man involved and described the plan, the time and the meeting near Austin s office as the plot unfolded with aconite poison. The prosecution presented the unwilling witness sequence detailing the death pact and the stated motive.
Koha Sept 28 Echo showings at Pendleton fair will feature elite fruits and vegetables from Uni Hilla county. Exhibit shipped after two months prep under BE OB Brown, with many local residents attending. School notes mention crowded primary room and no new admissions after Oct 1. Local improvements include new fence and concrete walks at the school. Osborne Coleman sold land section 4 to Mr. Watson for 14,000. Coleman paid 11,000 for Miles dry land a year ago. Boho roads are poor. Wm Wattenberger moves to town for winter. Hinkleditch area receives cement for headgates above town.
The East Oregonian delivers a brisk roundup of local and regional events. Officials urge public participation as communities monitor developments across governance, weather, and school matters.
An advertising notice from The Pendleton Drug Co claims baldness is not tied to aging and promotes Rexall 02 Hair Tonic. The offer guarantees hair regrowth or a full refund after three bottles with no obligation, asserting proof of effectiveness and local establishment in Pendleton.
In response to a Tribune critique of the O F S company for dirty cars before Spokane train departures, the railroad commission demands all passenger coaches leaving the point be absolutely clean. Doors must stay closed an hour before departure to prevent passengers from entering and leaving with peanut hulls and litter. If coaches are left dirty, riders and loafers may inhabit the cars, prompting a push for strict cleanliness. Coaches open half an hour before departure to provide space for cleaning and seating.
Mr Hoover and companion Hover of the Spokane Motor Club arrived in Salt Lake Friday on an extensive world tour in a 20 horsepower Maxwell. The route covers coast cities, Mexico, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, Spokane, Boise, Salt Lake, Cheyenne, Omaha, Chicago, Niagara Falls, Buffalo, New York, Algier, North Africa, Europe, India, Japan, the Philippines, Hawaii, and a return home in 1912 with plans to visit many nations.
Eidliovs at San Antonio as leading Texan and Mexican newspapers attend International Fair press day. Editors from across the region gather in San Antonio for hospitality and coverage of events.
The note discusses a coffee naming choice tied to funding, mentioning Mike Schillings Nest and a repayment or payment arrangement. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but it centers on money flow related to a coffee business and a person named Mike Schillings Nest.
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