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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1900
Page
3
The article reports on a Washington dispatch about handling deeds and other instruments with revenue stamps. It cites a commissioner who says unstampable instruments must be returned and not affixed. penalties exist for improper stamping, with limited relief if omission was inadvertent. It also lists a stream of arrivals at Hotel Pendleton and various names and cities.
An injury occurred when AL Carden's right thumb was caught near a sprocket wheel causing severe damage. A temporary wrap was applied by Smith and surgery may be needed for healing. The accident could hinder hand use for type setting at the Tribune printer.
A theft report details a horse stolen from a hitching rack near Cote and Coir streets on a Saturday night. The horse was recovered by Mr. Jieming and the suspect, identified as F Mlnmpting, was detained as the investigation continues.
Readers are promised a $100 reward if Hall's Catarrh Cure fails to cure catarrh, claimed as the only positive fix by a wide medical circle. The ad asserts internal use heals by targeting the blood and mucous surfaces, building up constitution, with a large payout for any failure to cure.
Mrs W H Badgero hosted a birthday and seventh anniversary celebration Saturday evening with games music and refreshments. Attendees included numerous relatives and friends such as Mrs Everingham Mrs Peterson Mrs Anderson Pearl Hailey Letta Gilett Mable Nowlin Vera Miller Dora Miller Hazel Simpson Mae Simpson Boothby Nowlin Nellie Warner Slusher Wells Limebaugh Anderson Jones Peter son Burgess Streaver Faxon Nowlin and other local guests.
Athena Oregon April 14. A reader corrects a misprint in the paper noting M. L. Watts is a Democrat and not a Populist on the ticket. The letter emphasizes party affiliation and requests accuracy to avoid misunderstanding. The note includes an ad for Dr King s New Life Pills priced 2 cents at Tallman Co. drug store.
An unclear ad touts Karl's Clover Root Tea as a blood purifier and tonic builder. It cites a long-standing market presence and mentions price references and trial guarantees, with imperfect wording suggesting promotional copy from an old newspaper.
An advertisement touts Acker's English remedy as the best option for coughs colds and croup. It notes payment options and prices of 2 cents and 60 cents and credits Brock and McComas as the bold sellers.
The fusion ticket for Oregon voters lists Walter M. Pierce of Pendleton and Dell Stuart of Portland as presidential electors, with Ernest Kroner and John Whittaker as populists and others across districts. Nominations span Sixth Judicial District, state senate, and various county posts with names from Baker City to Tillamook and Multnomah, reflecting a broad cross-party slate.
In county wide turnout figures, 1408 votes cast with 240 registered by 3 pm Saturday. Registration lags behind the 1808 needed, four weeks remain before May 16 closing. Precinct by precinct tallies show shortfalls or gains, with Pendleton and Umatilla among noted areas. Shiloh's Consumption Care advertises a cough and cold remedy with a money back guarantee.
Pleasant View Oregon reports persistent rain and dreary days. Frost caused little crop damage except to some spring sown barley. Wheat yellowed from rain. plowing hampered by wet ground and tall volunteer wheat. Local dairyman Futter visited seeking calves. others traveling to Gold Spring and Juniper. Mrs Browo and family return from Pendleton visit. Mrs Browo formerly Miss Plymate.
Last winter Maud Simpson visited Pen deton Wednesday evening to stay with Bernice Ruppe. Bob Brown Pendleton deputy attended duties nearby Thursday and stayed overnight. locals express strong support for Assessor Busan and his deputies, R.
Athena Press notes the Pendleton gathering left the Democratic populist slate with unity despite some missteps. It praises the ticket as strong, with candidates seen as capable and honest, arguing voters should rally for democracy over Republican control amid trust concerns.
A jagged passage portrays rival factions within a campaign. The text rails at union tactics and populist opposition while mocking a voter’s loyalty and caricaturing a Democrat’s appearance and alleged corruption. The wording suggests a heated, partisan public discourse from a bygone era.
Weather notes show four clear days with light precipitation totals of 0.04, 0.08, and 0.07 inches from Thursday to Saturday. Warming trend with 74F high on Thursday and 28F low on Monday. average range 25.4F. wind from the west. Soil temperatures recorded at multiple depths: 5 in 48.4F, 8 in 47.0F, 14 in 47.1F, 24 in 48.0F.
PF J Row, longtime Pendleton Republican advertising solicitor, leaves Pendleton amid unfavorable reports. Editor Mr McManus says Mr Ross collected 250 dollars for the Republican and did not remit or account for it. Ross, who came from Spokane, hired a livery team on the party's account then departed for Athena and then unknown.
The Pentieton ball team held a Sunday practice at the Weet Pendleton grounds facing Pickett nine as it builds fitness. Mort Mead is chosen captain and will lead the effort. further personnel tweaks are planned to strengthen the squad. Upcoming games include encounters with Athena and Weston as they refine their play. Colonel Dudley Evans, ex Wells Fargo, appointed by President McKinley to a board at West Point. Acker’s Cypress Tablets offer relief. Brock & McConins sell 250 tablets in tin boxes.
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