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Newspaper
Heppner Weekly Gazette
Location
Heppner, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1890
Page
3
Partial OCR reads Union Pacific Railway yard notice dated July 1 1890. Details indicate location Caro and specific car movements or storage actions under railway jurisdiction. Further readable items name officials and time constraints for movement.
A readable fragment notes arrivals daily except Saturday at 5 PM. It mentions a local firm 420 Pith St Voellard Or and discusses names and offerings linked to a Pap er.
Local items record visits and travels of residents including Jotingen, Herron, Fell, Sperry, Thompson, and others between Heppner, Portlawl, Seattle, Salem, and Walla Walla. Births marriages illnesses and road or railroad notes appear, along with advertisements and public notices.
A chaotic summary details a bank fraud attempt by a man plotting to haul money, a fatality from July 28, 1800, the funeral under Knights of Pythias and IOOF, a town meeting about deepening an artesian well with a $500 vote, and a devastating Wallace Idaho fire wiping out most of the town including warehouses and depots. Additional items cover a broken leg near Hanaiwa, hunting trip preparations, and regional travel plans.
The column blends medical advertorials for Hoodl a Sar saparilla with notices about a fourth serial meeting in Borthid and public hygiene orders in Heppner. It also reports J W Redingto n witnessing a two mile lake swim at Desolation Lake on a $25 wager, noting the water danger and fatigue.
A pastor from Bine Mound Kansas shares that five doses of Dr King’s New Discovery cured his lung illness, gained 36 pounds, and restored health. Arthur Love, manager of Love’s Funny Folks Combination, endorses the remedy as superior when other medicines fail. Free trial bottles are at A D Jolson & Co’s Drug Store with regular sizes priced at 31 00.
I return my sincere thanks to the people of Heppner and especially to the ladies for many acts of kindness during my wife’s affliction. Thanks also to the Knights of Pythias and Odd Fellows for accompanying her remains to the resting place. Laball cherishes these kindnesses.
John Reaney of Lexington died seven days after being crushed when a horse slipped and fell on his leg while driving horses to the Sound country near Centralia Nevada or Washington area. He was treated with plaster and then an amputation was attempted under anesthesia but could not survive. His remains were buried in Lexington’s cemetery yesterday.
A testimonial from B. C. Rosrysos of Marshall Mia praises Hibbard's Rheanatic Syrup as a reliable blood medicine. The letter claims long research and multiple remedies failed until the syrup restored liver and kidneys and improved overall health, prompting a strong recommendation.
Hall of Willow Lodge No. 66 and Rebecca Lodge No. 3 mourn the death of sister Elizabeth Lichtenthal. The resolutions express sympathy to her husband M Lichtenthal and pledge aid to her orphaned children, with minutes to reflect the bereavement and no publication copy.
A patchwork of items reports on heart disease treatment from Dr Flint and public health concerns, followed by county records about land plots, telegraph property auction plans, and local council actions. The Cecil county notes include Ottman’s political scrutiny, farm crop weather bulletins, and fruit shipments in Oregon districts.
A public notice lists remaining letters for Jack Jones Pat Lannon and Wm Ruus to be called for at Heppner Oregon. The document also contains a bank balance sheet for the National Bank of Heppner with assets and liabilities reported for the period ending June 23 1890.
Hale Bros. & Co. promote mail order trade offering advanced styles, large assortments, and low prices. Patronage reaches from Arizona to Alaska and continues to grow. The article hints at reasons behind the heavy trade and invites readers to learn more.
It claims no experience is needed to order from the store and offers a twice yearly illustrated catalog of 100 pages. The catalog faithfully describes the vast establishment, promises low prices, and is sent free to all readers.
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