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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1900
Page
3
A nineteenth century notice describes Bow's Fine Minstrel Show and Therlow Minstrels performing in a county venue. Reviews praise vocal and instrumental acts and note a large audience, with mention of logistics and location details. broader market talk about wheat crop in Washington counties appears as adjacent content.
Report on wheat growth in Umatilla County notes a potentially immense yield as weather and conditions influence winter development. Local observer Stewart of Helix cautions forecasts are uncertain, with grain remaining tender to cold and growth fluctuating through midwinter.
The familiar label Castorta Pears remains a household icon with a history dating back over thirty years. The brand, once associated with Cas and HM Pieroam, is noted for its enduring identity and reliability.
Pendleton figures loom large in prophecy as Judge Stephen A Lowell seeks Melrides Senate seat while ex judge A Foe is named as a possible Republican prosecuting attorney candidate. The East Orogen and Wallowa News weigh in on Moody’s potential Congress run.
Vintage ad copy claims a world renowned remedy for coughs colds and consumption used for half a century. It promises relief in advanced stages and offers money back if not satisfied. Product marketed by Tallman & Co leading druggists.
Notice of a public examination for teachers in Pendleton County to assess all applicants. The session will begin at o'clock a m on Wednesday April 11 at the court house in Pendleton. County School Superintendent F NOWLIN signs the notice dated April 2, 1000.
An 19th century advertisement touts One Minute Cough Cure as a speedy, safe remedy for coughs, throat and lung diseases. It claims relief for children and asserts prevention of consumption, with Tallman & Co. listed as loading druggists.
A limited notice states the Gru of Orwig and Gilliam dissolved by mutual consent with Eivio Craig remaining in Lunview. It asks all known creditors to call and settle debts, and includes a testimonial from N Y in favor of Kodo Dyxpepaia Gore highlighting relief for indigestion.
Property listing notes a sale of a voliage on lot 14 block 264 in the Reserve addition to Pendleton owned by Richard Lambrecht with a low asking price.
The notice promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming quick relief for nervous headaches and improved blood and nerves. It asserts easy intake and affordable price, with sales through Talman & Co. dravvista.
Local discussion centers on a coalition of Democratic and Populist forces with independents. Key figures like Joseph T. Hinkle back absorption of Populists by the Democratic Party as the trend across the county grows stronger. Washington state leaders of the People’s Party reportedly plan affiliation with Democrats, with doubts about a Populist state convention.
A partial roster shows many names across precincts Athena Pendleton Milton and Weston with corrections and alphabatized groupings. The notice also advertises Shilohs Cough and Consumption Cure and offers a refund if it fails to cure.
Market reports from Chicago and Spokane show hog prices rising amid a general livestock boom. Prices in Chicago ranged from 3.76 to 4.87 per hundredweight with monthly shifts, while Spokane noted strong demand and high pork product prices. Northwest hog supply remains scarce as packers pay premiums, with buyers seeking hogs despite limited availability.
The article argues that rising pork prices may follow a period of selling stock abroad for quick profit. It notes Oregon Washington Idaho farmers sold hogs last year while hogs became scarce and pricier this year. It urges farmers to balance selling with maintaining herd to meet future demand.
Readers hear of brave wartime deeds and heavy losses as families suffer and loved ones are captured. An editorial note promotes Hosteller's Stomach Bitters as a remedy for indigestion, biliousness, nervousness, insomnia, and malaria prevention, touting fifty years of cures and personal strength after use.
The text extols Juption Brewer and Justice Harlan as moral exemplars. It lauds Sunday schools as uplifting youth, citing fourteen million learners and the International Sunday School convention’s influence. It mentions Karl's Clover Root Tea and a generic ad for breath improvement with a money-back guarantee.
The Klamath Falls Republican notes a familiar patent remedy claiming fever relief from a dose of Foley's Honey and Tar. Thousands reportedly flock to a Powwer Drug Store offering the treatment, with tall tales of staged lake exploits and regional visitors arriving by the lake to heed the cure.
The American Indian population shows 207 808 individuals with 42 507 literate in English and 54 014 able to converse. Last year 407 missionaries aided conversion efforts and religious contributions exceeded $225 000. Whisky prosecutions fell to four, suggesting a decline in the whisky trade among Indians. A patient recalls being cured by Fowler's Kidney Cure.
An auction-like sale ad markets Kontuvky and horn items with a dramatic patent claim from Ely Brothers New York. Separately a burglary at Ballard Washington ends with a half-locked confrontation as Mrs Laura McLaurie fires a revolver after intruders leave a blood trail without further damage.
Senoen editor FF M Higgins endured years of piles. He tried Dockton’s Armen Salve and reports a cure. The salve is sold by Allman & Co. druggists for 24 cents.
An advertisement claims Hanmer Ive cures a range of ailments including running ears boils simples and other conditions. It promotes Neo as a fresh alternative and lists Pioneer Drug Store as the source.
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