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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1900
Page
3
In Pleasant View Oregon April 27 weather varied with snow and freezing nights threatening fruit, while reports mention local visitors, farming notes, and crops. ads note Acker's Blood Elixir claim and local sales of horses and mules with prices and names.
April 20 notes from Tutuilla report the state veterinary surgeon will visit to investigate a disease affecting livestock. Local residents include G. Miller, Charles Forter from Gilliland, and O. P. Bowman’s herd. Other items mention visits by Fred Webber in Pendleton, Berry crop prospects, and residents from Stage Gulch and Wilbur.
Five ailments listed as treatable by Rhilob's Consumption Cure are Coughs Colds Whooping Cough Croup and Consumption. The ad proclaims it unmatched and guarantees money back if not satisfied. Sold by Tallman & Co with a panel guarantee and pricing shown as 25 cents per bottle.
Pendleton brass band played an open air concert on the court house grounds with new selections enjoyed by many. Band members James Sharp and Joe H. Parkes seek funds for a stand at the court house. Sharp will paint it and services are donated for weekly concerts this season.
The body of James Mason of Ask land was recovered from the shore of Klamath Lake. Mason and his brother had been missing since March 31 after sailing to Pelican Bay and reportedly drowned in a sudden storm on the return. The item mentions local remedies and a sale advertisement for a herbal drink, Brock & Me- Comas selling Moki tea.
Governor Geer urges Washington to back state efforts against the mangy disease on Umatilla County race horses. Deputy Thorns cites Indian reservation delays and federal resistance, arguing for interior department steps to eradicate the outbreak and protect the local horse industry.
The ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy. It asserts internal intake melts the disease from the blood and strengthens the body, with testimonials and a $100 reward promise for proof of failure. It lists J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio as makers and claims wide sale by druggists.
Pendleton youths form an athletic association and stage a field day near the Armory to raise funds for expenses. A dance hosted by Mort Mead Charles Cameron and Bol Baum with Kirkman’s Orchestra will support subscriptions. Events target June 4 with teams from Pendleton Walla Walla Baker City and Weston ready to participate.
Cris Simpson reports Portland horsemen will attend the Morse Parade in Pendleton next Saturday to view the local display and possibly bid on horses. He notes Portland interest in the event and mentions a Speea rn dealer and Benning Telegram coverage from Portland.
Mr Simson praises Pendleton as a fine horse center with a climate suited to training and a bright crop outlook. He notes Wright, a green pacer, and other horses including Amabellie and Pathmark 2084, with owners Frank Frasier and George Perringer. Perringer predicts a 100,000 bushel grain yield. Simson forecasts strong crops though his own year may yield 28,000 bushels. The piece blends horse racing and agricultural fortunes with local pride.
A long list of arrivals includes many travelers and residents in Chicago Portland Spokane and New York with names such as YP Weber M J Maloney and Mrs Huffkins Walla Walla and families from La Grande Junction City and Vancouver. The record shows guests from Portland Spokane Seattle and other Western cities as well as several New York visitors.
Karl's Clover Root Tea promises facial beautification and improved complexion along with health benefits. Advertises the product as available at druggists for two cents with money back if not satisfactory.
Record of real estate transfers recorded at the Pendleton County Court House listing numerous parcels and mortgage details. Transactions include bequests to city authorities, property sales to private buyers, and sheriff sales with varied monetary amounts and block numbers.
An old advertisement claims Ring's New Life Pills provide a universal cure for stomach liver kidneys and bowels with dramatic language. The copy markets pills as effective against "constipation" and threat to nerves and brain, priced at 26 cents at Tallman & Co Drag Store.
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