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Newspaper
Heppner Weekly Gazette
Location
Heppner, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1890
Page
2
The Cronin murder case is hailed as a landmark in U S crime history as public attention peaks after the missing body and arrests of suspects. Critics dismiss congressional resolutions as cheap and ill timed while awaiting formal recognition of Brazil as a republic. The item closes with a local note praising a Lowell Mass victory.
The article recalls a veterans reunion with flag rites and songs. It lists participants including C. G. Fagan Ashbaugh and H. Cramer and notes addresses and installations. It reports the death of Mrs. Grace Greenwood Matlock, aged 42, and details her life, family, and funeral at Alder cemetery with outpouring sympathy from relatives and friends.
The article details a wide conspiracy within Chicago police during a murder case. It recounts arrests, indictments, and a three month trial for Coughlin Burke O'Sullivan and Kunze with perjury and juror bribery alleged. It notes the strong force of honest officers and hints at broader conspirators yet to be proven.
The proposal by Senator Morgen to recognize Brazil’s independence and link it to Fourth of July declarations is deemed premature. Critics argue such action belongs to a mass meeting rather than the Senate and should await Brazil’s own stable government rather than resolve its form without popular request.
The text appears to be an old advertisement or testimonial offering Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for impure blood. It mentions satisfaction and merit but is fragmented and lacks clear names or concrete events.
The growth of Washington is rapid and demands for state legislation and appropriations rise sharply. Oregon’s representatives push for federal recognition and a bigger share of treasury surplus, while urging cautions on debt and taxation.
Mrs Michael Curtain of Pininfield Illinois recounts wasting illness from consumption a family doctor could not cure. After using ten bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery she recovers fully and can do housework. Free trial bottles available at A D Johnson & Co Drug Store.
Female specialist Olympia S Murray M D publicizes twenty five years of Pacific Coast practice and a guaranteed cure for female weakness. She offers free consultation by mail and free treatment for the poor with prepaid express delivery and confidential correspondence from Portland Oregon.
A Civil War era post event at Rawlins Post in Morrow County features remarks by Rev Beach and a closing choir performance. Nine initiates raised membership to the local post as Gov. and dignitaries praised camaraderie, with J S Boothby installed Post Commander and W B Ellis delivering a notable address.
Long public notice from the Das Grande Land Office explains that testimonies taken after the death of Receiver Reinhart are void. It clarifies final proof deadlines, allows limited post death action, and notes officials’ instructions from the commissioner. Local ads follow, touting goods and services in Pendleton.
Fragments show scattered numbers and names unclear in a damaged page. Neither full details nor context available to identify persons or events.
The piece notes Hippner and Ponts firms vying to secure trade for Northern Grant and the John Day section. It argues Pendleton and Heppner regions push to extend influence, with snow in the valley signaling strong mining activity next spring and potential water issues next year. The winners will be thrifty, enterprising towns that reach far for business using local farmers tools.
The notice cites Joseph S. Boyer as plaintiff against Ransom K. Bonne for sale to compel compliance with law under timber and land statutes. It lists parcel Oregon township section range and alleges failure to cultivate as required. A. A. Hobert, notary public, will testify at a final hearing on February 1, with four weeks of publication and land posting in Heppner Gazette and Oregon records.
Fragments proclaim Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a hepatic and purifying remedy for liver torpor blood poisons and related ailments. The notice claims cures for malaria bilious fevers liver complaints and skin and gland issues with a money back guarantee if ineffective. Linger ing letters list ends with instruction to say advertised when calling at Heppner post office.
A hoarse collection of testimonials praises Electric Bitters for kidney and liver relief with names like John Leslie and J W Gardner cited. A stockholder meeting notice for the Baluse Hotel Company of Heppner Oregon calls a January 5 director election at First National Bank, with Mourow as secretary.
An eclectic Rural Tone issue offers a free delivery promise and requests full postal address for a sample of new and important items. It cites a street address in New York for full particulars and includes stray notices about land leasing, horse loss rewards, and a new tailoring shop with custom pants from seven to twenty five dollars run by A Abramsion.
Land Office notice from Thyipites Oregon dated December 31 requests Ace O Wells to submit final proof for his NEY SW NS and NEW STAs RAE land in Murrow county Heppner on February 21 with witnesses Meany Adkins W A Stevens Hiram Wish and John Dickens of Haninan Also a notice to Joan EK Johannsen who filed in 1800 for the same parcel and any objections or interests may be raised before the county clerk by the stated date Resteler p
There will be a meeting of the stock holders of the First National bank of Heppowr at their office on the second Tuesday of January between 10 o'clock a.m. and 4 p.m. for electing directors and other business. Ep. K. Brsitor, Cashier.
Notice is given that the following named settler has filed notice of intention to make final proof on his claim and that the same will be heard before the county clerk of Morrow county at Heppner Oregon on January 28 1916 viz: Lan Obiee Le Grands Or Nov 10.
Local shop owner announces reopening of a small town store offering Christmas goods including Japanese toys and fauna items. The ad invites customers to visit before purchasing gifts for friends and relatives.
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