Private detectives and a wry frontier note in Milton
A fragment from a late 19th century rural paper recounts Milton headlines about private detectives and a outspoken Milton Eagle editor Hull. It touches on a runaways tale in Walla Walla with a fugitive husband and a moral digression, then shifts to hog demand from Pacific Meat Company and forecasts of hog purchases across Eastern Oregon and Washington. References to deaths, alchol poison, and local affairs appear in passing.
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W. H. Daughtrey
Pacific Meat Company
Oregon
Washington
East Oregonian
Mr. Daughtray
Tacoma
Inland Empire
Sunday picnic planned at Alex Moore grave site
On Time This Week column notes a Sunday school picnic to be held at Alex Moore's grave at the head of Sand Hollow Helix Hillsdale Union and Waterman Sunday schools will join for an all day event with music and invites widespread participation. A gathering at Killian station Friday night enjoyed music and dancing.
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Alex Moore
Sand Hollow
Helix
Hillsdale, Union and Waterman Synday
Killian Station
Brevities From Pendleton and Surrounds News
Wm Henry from Weston. Hol Rush and Chas Keen from Helix in the city Monday. Umatilla county to plant a large potato acreage. Ad Rothrock of Adams traded with Athena merchants Saturday. G DeGraw of Weston in the city Saturday. Granite Creek area has plenty of snow and sleighing. G C Osburn a pen druggist with strong trade. Broom corn culture to grow in Walla Walla valley. Miss Hazella Levy of Union Oregon visiting sisters in town. Louis Proebatel and B F Prine of Weston on surveying trip to Southern Idaho. Prof J S Henry recovering from bronchial trouble. Golden Rule Hotel in Pendleton offers best rooms and fare, free bus to trains. W H Pruett shows improvement. fever left him. Shiloh's Cure popular for cough and croup. 25 doses 26c. Tribune notes militia effort in Pendleton under state laws. C S T Huston has best irrigated farms in eastern Oregon. Camas Land Co ditches may extend next season. Pendleton normal school to welcome graduates from Pendleton public school class: Gertude Wittemore, Henrietta Rauch, J W Earl, Rose Porter. H H Hill the jeweler to work cheaper with guarantee. Milton quartet Rivaling Portland Multiplet Club, known as Hypolite Quartette, debut last Saturday. Two advertising cars to travel east and south exhibit local products. Snake River fruit-raisers filling jars to display on one car. Pilot Rock Record adds Dr Carlisle. doctor to stay and respond to calls. lives near Johnson residence by schoolhouse. Wm Baker, Mose Woodward, John Gross, Geo Gross, James Potts, and Wm Anderson organize to build wheat ware and handle grain.
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Pendleton
Golden Rule
W. H. Pruett
Serre
Shiloh
al Drugrata
the Tribune
T. Huston
Oregon
Camas Land Co
Pendleto Pub
Gertrude Wittemore
Henrietta Rauch
J. W. Earl
Rose Porter
H.H. Hill
Cincinntti
Milton
Portland
Milton Inut
Walla Walla
Snake River
Pilot Rock
Carlisle
The
Record
Johnson
Wm. Baker
Mose Woodward
John Gross
Geo, Gross
Jamies Potts
Wm. Anderson
Owen
Shiloh's Cure Promoted and Other Remedies Sold
An advertisement extols Shilohs Cure as a guaranteed incipient consumption cure and praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. It notes a Tooleys Law resident recovering in forty minutes after a dose and urges Osborn to supply the remedies. The piece then argues that pure blood feeds the nervous system and elevates health, touting Hood's Sarsaparilla as the preferred tonic.
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Tooleys Law
M. ©. Tisler
Chamberlain
Osborn
Don’t Stop Tobacco Cure Ad Claims Baco Cure
An advertisement promotes Baco Cure as a scientific, all vegetable cure for the tobacco habit. It claims no willpower needed, guarantees permanent change after three boxes, and offers a refund with 10 percent interest if unsuccessful. Available from druggists at one dollar per box.
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Berlin
Traveling sales ink ad promises cures for rheumatism
An ad touts Eureka Chemical & Manufacturing Co offering remedies and a travel ing man recommendation. It claims a 2.50 price or direct shipment on receipt and includes a coupon for six two cent stamps. A Cincinnati traveling man reports relief from rheumatism after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm, sold by Osborn.
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Eureka Chemical & Manufacturing Company
Solomon
C. W. Battell
Cincinnati
Queen City Printing Ink Co
Chamberlaints
Osbarn
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