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Newspaper
Heppner Weekly Gazette
Location
Heppner, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1890
Page
2
Local prose laments Budget editor claims against the Republican ticket while praising the Gazette Post and denouncing ring politics. The column accuses Budget editors of favoritism toward Heppner and criticizes non taxable bonds and county offices.
A fierce critique of prejudice and religious and national intolerance in early 20th century politics. The author denounces a Lexington Budget push to bar Jews and others from state offices, arguing universal brotherhood and equal rights for naturalized citizens. The piece warns of crusade tactics fueling persecution.
In a blunt campaign exchange residents of Morrow county hear harsh remarks from Burdget aimed at Heppner. The paper exposed a split between county ticket and a Democratic circle in Heppner, provoking claims of hurt on both sides as the controversy widens.
The piece criticizes Republican and Democratic figures in Morrow County, arguing the press exposes manipulation that favored Heppner. It defends coverage as truthful despite strong attacks on Henry Blackman and other candidates, claiming no real harm to Heppner.
An opinion argues Governor Pennoyer bears no special credit for the school fund rise. It says growth reflects state population and wealth, not unique gubernatorial effort, and praises David P. Thompson as capable of honest fund management, predicting a larger fund under his term.
The Gazette argues for Henry Blackman in the Mor row county joint district race. It notes McHaley of Prairie City as Republican nominee but says Blackman, a Mor row county citizen, best represents local interests and will work honestly and faithfully for the district.
An 19th century advertises a salve promising relief for cuts, sores, burns, chapped hands, and skin eruptions with a money-back guarantee. Sold by A. D. Johnson & Co at 25 cents per box.
After May 1 all accounts at the Gem saloon will be placed in the hands of Brown and Hamilton for collection. Those indebted are requested to settle promptly to avoid a formal demand. Signed Me iG. B. Teprow.
The piece denounces the Budget editorial tactic as an insult to honest officers and defends Morrow County Republicans against alleged rings. It questions authorial responsibility for private acts and asserts the party votes independently, while criticizing the Gazette and Budget for political manipulation.
An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a universal remedy for digestion and liver kidney troubles. It claims widespread demand and urges persisted use to banish dyspepsia, pricing bottles at 50 cents and later one dollar through A. D. Johnson & Co. druggists.
A long political letter criticizes the Republican convention in Marrow county. It argues delegates favored some candidates and discusses claims of bossism, nomination battles, and alleged political pressure. It defends Tom Howard and Clarence Andrews while calling for accountability before the June 2 vote.
Pettys born August 1836 in Steuben County New York moved to Michigan then Oregon era pioneer. He crossed the plains with his family to Salem in 1834 and later to Eastern Oregon settlement works funded the first mail route to Morrow County and now resides near Willow Creek six miles below Lexington as a steadfast Republican nominee.
Notice states the firm Ayers & Fell is dissolved by mutual consent. Accounts payable may be settled to either W. Ayers or T. B. Fell. debtors are urged to prompt settlement. Dated May 16. T. W. Aves.
The Dalles land office gives notice that settler Michael H. Screarengin of Eight Mile will prove up on his claim in Morrow County. He will appear before the county judge on June 1 to establish residence and cultivation for the NE S E and others in Section 15, Township 4S, Range 0W. Witnesses listed include Mund A.M. Hoe H. Ioskuip and others.
Land Office at Heppner Oregon May 4 Notice is given that a certain settler has filed proof to establish his claim and the proof will be before the county judge of Morrow County at Heppner Oregon on the date shown. Witnesses are named to prove residence and cultivation on the land.
Land Office at The Dalles Oregon May 9 announces that John PoLEN will attempt proof of his claim on June 28 at Hepner Oregon. The notice lists witnesses to establish residence cultivation and control of the claim.
McGowas administrator of the estate of MA Mondrian announces the sale by public auction for cash of property in Marble County, Oregon. The auction will be held April 27 at 2 PM at the courthouse in Heppner and includes the NW and W half of the SE quarter and related tenements.
From Sand Hollow two black geldings. One five years old branded 5 on left flank, the other four years old branded J H on right shoulder. Each weighs about 1200 pounds. Tibers reward for delivery to Heppner Feed Yard or Mr Bartholomew in Alpine Oregon. J A Sireaem 74 70 Long Creek Oregon.
A notice from the Oregon Land Company of Salem and Portland advertises fruit farms in Sannyee four miles south of Salem. It claims profits from prune orchards averaging $20 an acre and berries returning fivefold, with soil and location favorable for fruit cultivation. A one-acre farm owner reportedly already earns a good living.
The friends of Sr. Sam Sired who was killed at Arlington last Saturday thank those who assisted in preparing the remains for their rotary home. They especially thank Conductor Carrington of the Heppner branch for his kindness in holding the train.
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