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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1900
Page
3
Fragmented OCR describes a medicinal solid preparation sold by Ely Brothers at 506 Warren Street. It mentions glycid crain burn price, spraying, and a cream buttte claimed to alter secretions for healthier obbarac. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
The ex congressman W K R visits Pendleton on Friday en route to Washington state. He claims Umatilla and Morrow counties show strong support for his representation and judgeship bid amid improving weather.
La Grange physician Pr A Danforth promotes Roockton's Arnica Salve for six months healing a fightful running sore on his leg. The ad claims ulcers burns wounds boils piles and rain? are cured, guaranteed for 26 cents, sold by Tallman & Co. drug store.
Smallpox, diphtheria and scarlet fever appear in multiple towns. Dr W G Coley examined diphtheria in Athens and found clear signs of the disease. Scarlet fever seen in East End. smallpox disappeared from Pendleton with patients recovering. No other cases found in Umatilla county.
A customer report from Tullman Kentucky describes dissatisfaction with Glover Root Tea claims of improving health and complexion. The review notes non satisfaction with the product price and money return terms.
A list of arrivals includes Mre Ad Vinton Helena KOB Coman Portland and Chae Gould Portland among many names from Spokane Belin Tacoma San Francisco Denver Newark Salt Lake and others. The notice mentions a sale of a Karl's Clover Root Tea advertisement and a warrant payment for Umatilla County School District No. 16 and a testimonial for Foley’s Kidney Cure from Pioneer Drug Store.
Announced for next Monday evening April 23 at Hendricks Hall. Committee on entertainment promotes Banner Balve as a universal healer with claims to cure ulcers boils pimples and related ailments.
City records for the first quarter ending March 31 show current income surplus after bond interest and fixed charges. Revenue from licenses, dog taxes, and fines total 8952.10, while expenses include Fire, Police, Lights, Rent, and Health totaling 8271.50, leaving a surplus of 100.90. Waterworks earned 2487.20 with net three month profit of 400.08. Bonds include 40000 of 7 percent levee bonds, 75000 of 5 percent bonds, and 94000 of 6 percent bonds. Main and Court streets improved. city debt outlook improves under management.
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh and related ailments. It asserts internal use cures constitutional issues and promotes overall health with testimonials and claims of a strong remedy. The copy references CHENEY & CO of Toledo, Ohio and a sales pitch for the pill.
The Pendleton clubs seek to dissolve separate bodies into a federation by late spring. Key leaders Mrs Wade, Mrs Lane, Mrs Smith, Mrs Starkweather and Mrs Marshall back the plan, aiming to boost efficiency and home life reform through the Hellwe field Economic Revival and related groups. The Thursday Afternoon club meets April 26 to outline next year’s calendar across three departments including domestic, education, and current events, highlighting improved school conditions and parent-teacher sympathy. The Current Literature club studied Kipling with readings from his poems and selected novels at F. W. Vincent’s home.
The Woman’s club reviewed the life and literary work of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow at Mrs. C. J. Smith’s home. The Parliamentary club schedules an open meeting for Tuesday afternoon April 24 at Mrs. M. J. Lane’s residence.
For over thirty years Perrone and Tie Kied You Have Always Bought are noted in the record as part of a signature discussion involving Cuas, with the phrase In wee for more than thirty years cited in relation to the matter.
The Walla Walla Union reports a Dayton firemen tournament to start the second Tuesday in May, lasting three days, with six teams likely competing for cash prizes led by a seven member organizing committee. Pendleton officials back a local tournament to boost efficiency and keep Pendleton firemen active in competition, with a $100 silver cup and $25 prize for the first tests expected. A separate note mentions Liberty the Indian arrested for saddle theft in Athena after a drunken spree, with custody under Constable Smith and unclear handling of the horse and offender.
Health claim highlights Dr King’s New Life Pills boosting brain and body power when stomach liver kidneys and bowels trouble. Sold at Tallman & Co.’s drug store with emphasis on restoring vigor and energy.
The High Five club hosted by Miss Stella Alexander on Water Street featured 34 members after Lent, with hospitality by Miss Alexander. Light refreshments followed sight-table play won by Mrs. Lee W Held and Mr. Charlee Marsh. Olivets attendance listed. An upcoming charity sale by Church of the section, plus a dance at Armory Hill, was announced for Thursday evening.
Town officials report Pendleton to open season with a home game Sunday at Pendleton grounds. Kit Wilson Marl Sauter will pitch with Louie Prochetel catching. First practice game set for this afternoon amid optimistic talk of a strong season. A local ad promotes Doe Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve as a cure.
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