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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1903
Page
6
An advertisement extols Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent as antiseptic care for female ailments. It claims to cleanse mucous surfaces and blood, restore health and beauty, and ease weakness irritations and displacements while offering safety and economy. It links benefits to skin care hair and general feminine ailments.
The Chemewa Indian Band will teach Sunday evening and remain the entire following week, under Stoudemier who leads the group from the Chemawa School. The band, now seven members, is well trained and popular in the Northwest, promising high quality music during the carnival week.
Jefferson Myers of the Lewis and Clark state commission urges Portland to secure rail access to Central Oregon to prevent California trade capture. Interior residents donate exhibits for the Lewis and Clark exposition and expect benefits from the St Louis fair, while awaiting construction of the administration building and a line from Portland via the old Oregon & Pacific to Mount Jefferson.
Frazer theater presents Buried at Sea on October 3 a Theodore Kremer drama famed for its intense plot. It centers on a scheming adventuress and a conscienceless villain who poisons to gain wealth, with lavish scenery and strong moral tension throughout.
S. Miller Kent will star in Captain Bob at the Fraser Theater on October 1 a comedy drama set in Mexico and South America. Kent performs the entire production with Nathaniel Roth guiding the season and an excellent company of players surrounds him.
An advertisement promotes Acker's Blood Elixir as a guaranteed cure for impure blood and conditions like sores pimples headaches and blood diseases. The copy claims it will cure scrofulous or syphilitic portions and other blood issues for $1.00.
Mrs. 5S. W. Leach plans a 40 by 50 foot three story sanatorium to be furnace heated and modern in every respect. CE Troutman will start rock work as excavation has finished and finance from Mrs. Leach enables immediate construction. The $4000 building will be the only sanatorium of its kind in the eastern part of the state and reflects Leach’s magnetic healing philosophy and botanical remedies.
The Salvation Army organizes a harvest festival from October 3 to 6 to collect goods for distribution among the poor. Citizens are urged to donate items such as canned goods, flour, meat, clothing, furniture, books, and more. The event aims to identify the deserving and place aid where needed, with several farms and city properties offered for sale in the county.
There are now 27 currenda of prones packed and awaiting shipment from Welser and Payette Idaho. It is impossible to get enough refrigerator cars to handle the fruit crop.
All persons indebted to HH M Sloan, please call and settle the accounts at the blacksmith shop located at the corner of Cottonwood and East Alta.
Public land data shows Oregon has 61 277 440 acres with 1 873 071 acres vacant and subject to entry. 8 178 711 acres unsurveyed heavy timber. about 161MM 000 acres in forest reserves. 1 600 000 acres deeded land. Also mentions Mok Tea cure claims and coal price increase amid labor dispute outcomes.
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