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Newspaper
Heppner Weekly Gazette
Location
Heppner, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1890
Page
2
The Budget editor and dissident Republicans in Morrow county face criticism for alleged splits as readers are urged to vote the regular Republican county ticket. The piece attacks the Budget’s rhetoric, defends the Heppner slate, and portrays the editor as a disruptive force within the party.
The Gazette berates local editors and writers for publishing slimy chronicles that attack candidates and invade private lives. It condemns personal defamation as a stain on the community and predicts contempt for the chronicle author after the political contest ends.
The Gazette defends Morrow county voters amid accusations of deception in canvassing for Heppner ticket. It argues some critics are "boodlers" chasing dollars, while stressing that farmers are not dupes and that voters should act for the greatest good rather than personal gain.
The Lexington Budget opposes the Morrow County Republican ticket arguing rotation in office is healthy for the public. Editors denounce the convention as led by a ringmaster and seek to defeat the Republican slate by backing the Democrats. The piece questions motives and accuses the Budget of pursuing boodle.
In Heppner and Morrow County, a local dispute erupts as the Gazette accuses a writer of slander. Henry Blackman faces claims of past faults while supporters insist he is an honorable leader and will win the joint-senator race next Monday.
An 19th century advertisement proclaims a salve as the best in the world for oats bridges sores ulcers fever sores tetter chapped hands chil dining corns and all skin eruptions with guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded priced at 24 venta per box by A D Johnson & Co.
C H Aspnes of Hererxen Oregon denounces a recent issue claiming a signed talk misrepresents him. He contends he was not consulted about the sheriff candidacy and calls the article ungentlemanly and unwarranted.
An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a purer medicine and cure for liver and kidney diseases, pimples, boils, malaria, headaches, and digestive issues. It promises complete satisfaction or money back and lists A. T. Johnson's & Co. drugstore as the seller with price 2.00 per bottle.
A contentious 1858 Heppner Gazette article accuses the Budget editor of falsehoods and manipulation to mislead readers about county roads and political tactics. Judge William Mitchell's opinion cites lack of evidence and condemns the editor’s campaign deception aimed at voters and taxpayers in Morrow County.
The ad touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe, tabloid tonic that strengthens the entire system and helps girls transition to womanhood. It claims to aid overworked, debilitated women including teachers, seamstresses, and nursing mothers, with a money back guarantee from the manufacturers.
A letter from Eucea criticizes J W Matlock for county treasurer, praising his character and urging support. The document cites bank presidents from Eugene and Heppner, and leaps to a dispute over editorial originality between the Pendleton and East Oregonian papers. The text also targets the Budget newspaper and Heppner ticket for alleged deception amid ongoing political maneuvering.
A bay yearling mare branded N with a quarter circle on the left shoulder and a star on the forehead fled the Stewart stable area on Willow Creek during April the Tith. She is shod and has white hind fetlocks with harness marks. A liberal reward is offered for information leading to her recovery or return to 75-77 W. ER. Newman.
Public land patent and final proof notices published for claims in Oregon. Writings list claimants such as Al. Hooker, J. Loskeep, Hight Mile residents, and witnesses to prove residence and cultivation. Provisions include locations in Morrox and Morrow counties with hearings set for June and May in 1880 era offices.
From reports across the country it is clear many fear census data may be used for taxation. Supervisors are advised not to recommend any person connected with property assessment or tax levying for enumerator duties. The order excludes such individuals to protect the census’s integrity.
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