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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1901
Page
3
A new line of shirt waists arrives direct from a New York factory with stylish fat styles and a six-dog noted walking glove offering. Miss eters to present the line for customer viewing.
Pendleton city council invites bids for grading and graveling Webb Street from Ok Street to Court Street per ordinance 353. City engineer supplies measurements. Bids due in the city recorder’s office by April 20, 1901.
An offer extols Martin as the reliable city grocer with finest canned goods fruit and vegetables. He is the sole agent for Jacob Borne products and offers eastern ham and bacon, smoked goods, pickles, sauces, relishes and soon Florida strawberries.
Fragmentary text notes signatures Cuas Puswema and names Almas Bonga in a dated otherwise unclear document. The readable lines reference a thirty year period and a person named Castorta Beare.
For sale at a bargain 167 acres of timber land one mile from Kamela Station at an exceptionally low figure. For particulars address E B Clark Fort Stevens Oregon. Also Acker's dyspepsia tablets offered with a positive guarantee. Cures heartburn indigestion and relief after meals. Two for one cent per tablet. For sale etc.
A meeting of Umatilla County judges in Portland Friday April 26 discusses delinquent lands and impending tax sales. The 1893 law and the 1901 amendment affect redemption rules, with Multnomah County holding large tax claims and Pendleton officials debating city planning and numbering houses.
Ukiah residents oppose a so called gallon house for liquor sales amid community uproar. The Ukiah Sentinel condemns the plan and a church meeting forms a committee to draft resolutions protesting the saloon. A county license petition was rumored but not started and voters oppose the project in the precinct.
A municipal meeting will address the free postal delivery subject and related duties. Officials will discuss mail delivery changes affecting cities and affected residents as part of the agenda.
Report highlights a study by Professor Anna of the Charity Hospital Hamburg showing most scalp diseases stem from parasitic germs. It claims common hair preparations fail to kill dandruff germs, and promotes Newbro’s Herpicide as the only product proven to destroy dandruff parasites while also improving hair appearance.
The Colfax report notes the will of Joseph Conateer who died in Walla Walla, dated April 10, filed for probate. It leaves 2500 acres, blooded cattle, and at least $50,000, with a $10,000 bequest to Walla Walla hospital to rename as The Joseph Conateer Walla Walla Hospital. The remainder goes to relatives or their children, with J F Cropp named sole executor.
The State Bar grievance committee petitioned the supreme court to disbar Henry St Rayner for allegedly altering testimony in the McDaniels murder case. The petition, signed by D K Blackburn and Zera Snow, asserts Rayner presented a modified transcript to induce a false certification, constituting unprofessional conduct. The court ordered Rayner to show cause why he should not be disbarred.
Doctors Melvin and Hutchinson from the Bureau of Animal Industry arrived in Pendleton to study the mange affecting horses in the county. They will investigate conditions and seek an effective eradication plan amid past conflicting authority with state officials. Deputy state veterinarian Thomas Thompson aided the inquiry, hoping their findings spur decisive action to protect local horse industries.
St Pauls Parish of Walla Walla aims to build a new church next to St Pauls school on Catherine Street and finish by autumn. The group has raised 5000 and seeks 5000 to 10000 more, with a two week fundraising drive led by R F Smitten S B Calderhead J W Langdon R K Mattingon and Rev Andreas Baril. An auto farm tractor model by W T Crowley was noted in Heppner Gazette.
An old advertisement touts Shilohs Consumption Cure claiming it cures coughs and colds at once and has saved hundreds of thousands of lives over fifty years. It invites readers to obtain the remedy from Tallman Co. druggists.
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