Horse Show Parade Promises Notable May Event
Pendleton plans a parade on May 6 featuring up to sixty horses for inspection and free riding exhibitions. The event aims to boost roadster demand and attract buyers from Portland and beyond.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1900
Page
3
Pendleton plans a parade on May 6 featuring up to sixty horses for inspection and free riding exhibitions. The event aims to boost roadster demand and attract buyers from Portland and beyond.
A damaged fragment reports deaths in a conflict and warns about illness. It mentions a cough remedy, Shiloh, and a druggist refund policy. References to a Tall-Man & Co. and an unreliable mine line appear in garbled text.
Albany hosts the thirteenth annual W Christo Kindenvorers convention on May 26 27 with Lon parance poe John G. Woolley as principal speaker. A midler evening program will include an entertainment segment and other notable speakers.
Mrs Fr Lincoln tended the widow of General Burnham who faced pneumonia and consumption. She credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving her life after three doses and sleeping through the night. Trial bottles free at Tullman & Co.
A list of guests checking into the Hotel Pondleton includes B Coman and Lewie Smith from Portland, Jay Oliver and OV Radley also from Portland, plus many others from cities such as Meacham Spokane La Grande Seattle Chicago and San Francisco. Names include AH Laughin Mre A J Cow and Mre ROE Smith among numerous travelers.
Mrs J B Hunt of Lime Ridge Wisconsin faced a dire prognosis from a physician claiming only surgery could save her. After trying medicines she reportedly used Electric Bitters and recovered fully, praising the remedy as a cure for stomach liver and kidney troubles. Sold for 50 cents at Tallman & Co drug store and touted to aid asthma and consumption.
Letters from Boston and wool-industry figures claim lime dipping damages wool fiber and lowers value, while advocates say the method prevents scab and boosts weight. W J Furnish and Charles Miers back the view that lime dipping harms wool price but reduces disease, urging continued use for market health.
The notice touts Hall's Pills as the sole positive cure for various ailments and promises a home remedy to strengthen constitution. It claims dramatic results with a money back guarantee and lists CHESKY & O., Toledo, Ohio as the contact.
The Oregon Supreme Court will meet May 7 in an annual session led by Chief Justice Charlee Wolverton. Twenty one appeals are docketed from Umatilla Baker Union Malheur Harney Gilliam and Sherman counties with cases including McHenter v Grande Kone Lumber Co and multiple appellants represented by Stillman Pierce Carter & Hoy and others.
A fragmented docket of appeals from Union County Oregon with multiple defendants and appellants named. Lawyers and firms listed include Lombard Finn Gentry Gorman Rothchild Crawford Messick and others. References to Malheur and Umatilla counties appear with various appellants and responses.
The ad compares wrecks adrift in the Atlantic to unduly delayed medical care and touts Haw totter’s stemmed product as a cure for indigestion, liver and kidney troubles, and nervous weakness. It claims the medicine strengthens nerves, clears the eyeton of incipient illness, and requires a private revenue stamp on the bottle neck.
Dr. Sheldon Jackson, famed Alaskan explorer and mission advocate, travels from Pendleton toward Portland to sail for Alaska on a government mission. He promoted Alaska development, introduced Lapland reindeer, and aims to aid winter transportation while devoting his life to exploration and missions.
The Athena Press highlights democratic hopefuls and backers including Sheriff Mickely and Roone Watson from Pendleton, W. J. Chastain of Milton for representative, B. B. Mall of Weston for assessor, and Haxan and Hall as favored figures. It notes cross party appeal, mentions W. D. Chamberlain for county clerk, and predicts a strong Maloney vote as June elections approach.
Purity and accuracy are emphasized in drug preparation. The text notes adulterated ingredients and urges careful, prompt attention to orders, under Brock and McComas.
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