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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1901
Page
4
Cleaver Bros offers House Wear boot and shoe items for men featuring sturdy construction and practical style. Local retailer emphasizes reliable daily wear with durable soles and comfortable fit for work and casual use.
A jumble of small ads and notices lists sales on dry goods fruits and groceries, rental offers, used bicycles, a watch charm lost near saloons, and health tonics. It mentions Standard Grocery, Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods, Crescent bicycles with instalment plans, Kemp's Halaam free sample at druggists, and Tallman & Co. selling DeWitt's Early Risers. A stray quote from Spokesman-Review questions a ball game.
Yesterday afternoon in the Pacific Northwest a comic event interrupted by a field fire occurred near the mouth of Pine Creek in Walla Walla. A threshing machine fed a bundle of wheat when heat ignited grain, burning forty sacks and killing three horses. Proactive action stopped the fire from spreading to nearby handles and fields. Seattle scored 19 rine and Spokane 4 in unrelated scoring. Tash and Glover worked the field placing near the threshing setup.
Columbia College Milton Oregon advertises departments in literature science education music and preparatory courses in a town of about 1000 residents described as safe. It mentions fall term offerings, separate accommodations for boys and girls, and invites readers to request a catalogue from the agent.
The ad touts Nan's Dyspepsia Cure as a new, successful treatment that heals inflamed mucous membranes and restores peptic glands. It claims relief medicines only lessen symptoms and that this remedy cures long standing cases, urging persistence and continued use after symptoms vanish.
Lee Moorhouse displays Indian portraits that critics hail as the finest in the United States. The collection features notable figures such as Pe-tow-ya who recalls Lewis and Clark in 1805, with Moorhouse earning praise for a title meaning chief and artistically high standards. A Pendleton booklet of poems inspired by the works was also praised.
George C. Campbell and Mishetta M. Jordan wed Wednesday at 1 PM in North Pendleton at the home of Rev. Rh. A. Copple. The couple, long known in local business and church circles, will reside on West Webb Street.
Walla Walla Union reports a flurry of visitors and travelers. Mrs. T. Taylor and Miss Thompson plan a two week seaside visit. Charles Clemente and Fred Lantz prepare to sail for Alaska from Seattle. Many Pendleton residents visit Portland, Victoria, and Newport with family and friends.
Sprinkling wagons, once rare in small towns, are now common worldwide. American wagons export to Australia, Cuba, Porto Rico, South America, South Africa and Europe. The modern wagon seen in Paris or Berlin may trace back to a local farm wagon. First class wheat pasture for cattle horses. Inquire of Peter West.
The Oregon Supreme Court released four eastern Oregon cases. In Meyers v Dillon et al the court affirmed a double damages award for a gambling loss. Brosmin v Harris reversed a restraint on spring water use in Malheur County. Alberson v Ek Creek Gold Mining weighed when personal property becomes family property for taxation. Oldenburg v Oregon Sugar covered damages to real property from alleged unlawful land works.
The court upheld a ruling that a landowner’s property damage from a river overflow extended beyond a water-logged area and affected adjacent irrigation ditches and fences. The defense failed to prove lower land value, and the decision rested on the extent of the damage and who bears the cost. Additional notes mention indigestion remedies without relevance to the case.
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A review extols a book on nerve health titled Nerve Waste by Sawyer of San Francisco. It is praised for practical advice and endorsed by religious and secular leaders, with the publisher offering mail order and sample chapter on Nervins and Nerve Tonic.
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