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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1901
Page
3
A letter from Pendleton mentions Mr. Rogers in improving health and describes dogs at a kennel in poor condition after porch damage and puncturing. The note discusses a bulldog racing model, dog fighting implications, and the role of dogs in pacing and chasing.
A degraded account from the East Ore hi Monday edition describes a horse and buggy incident near Tarontice involving Polidora Mocus and James Lannan. The report notes uncertainty about injuries and who witnessed the event, with unclear names and locations due to damage.
A bystander recounted that a driver remained uninjured after a collision. She directed the crowd to summon a physician and arranged prompt, careful treatment for the other party, offering to cover all medical expenses.
Hamburg dermatologist Prof Anna warns dandruff spreads like disease and can cause baldness. She cites shared grooming items as a transmission source and endorses Newbro's Herpicide as a preventive antiseptic and dandruff killer.
A Portland set of arrivals includes Borie McDaniel, 8 H Hooker, Wim Maher, M Smith, J D Sebaa, Geo T Coyne, Henry Malmgren from Houston, J E Stone and Jacobson from San Francisco, EK Kraude from Vacaville, A zmalt from Spokane, T W Jackson and L Warden from Portland, with others noted in the hotel guest log.
An advertisement claims deafness from catarrh can be cured by its Catarrh Cure. It explains deafness arises from mucous tube inflammation and promises $100 for any case not cured by the remedy. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills as best.
The Spokane Elks designate the Washington and Columbia River Railway as the official route with tickets to Tacoma and return for 9. An excursion train leaves Spokane on August 15 for Tacoma. City ticket office for details. Martin offers groceries with best prices and a well stocked bakery department.
A vintage ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as remedies for torpid liver jaundice bilious fever and ague. It claims millions use them and that they banish sick headache drive out malaria never gripe or weaken. Small in size they taste nice and are marketed by Tallman & Co.
A Portland couple's summer romance is revealed at a mountain inn. A carved wooden letter NX hung on a tree sparked a tale of No turning into Yes, ending last week with a betrothal and planned wedding as guests learned the romance.
Citizens report threshing crews fill breader tanks from city standpipes without paying. Superintendent Jim Brown lists five paying users and warns nonpayers will be compelled to settle at the city office. Rates are 1.80 per dozen tanks and 20 to 25 cents per single tank, with meters proposed for accurate billing.
Pendleton business men report Meacham campers face scarce water and crowded sites as locals allegedly withhold water and restrict tents. They warn that Meacham must ease policies to keep Pendleton tourism from suffering and call for changes to attract visitors.
The course will have about nine members distributed through the season. Directors receive valuable assistance from the two ladies’ class.
Farmer Thomas Campbell reports wheat in his 1040 acre South Cold Spring area will average nearly 30 bushels per acre with some fields higher. He expects No 1 grade at warehouses and notes two loads threshed near Byers mill weighed 61 pounds per bushel.
Friday and Saturday travels listed for residents including A Richard W H Pinkerton Dano Jones Mosgrove Stamper Willaby and Rev L P Shearer Athena visit. For sale notices offer cattle range land a five room house and Bucklen's Arnica Salve praised for healing corns and injuries.
A La Grande movement to organize a fall and winter lecture course has formed a nine member board headed by H C Miller with Turner Oliver as secretary and William Grant as treasurer. Directors include W L Van Noyes Henry Henson D V N Molitor George H Currey H G Blackweather and W D Dodd. They seek to contract top US lecturers and musical troupes to fill seats at about two dollars each and expand to ample attractions. General John B Gordon is among the contracted or sought figures.
Years of stomach trouble offered relief with a patent remedy sold by Tallman & Co and all first-class druggists. Frank Nau at Portland Hotel Pharmacy, Portland, Oregon, sells at $1.00 per bottle or six bottles for $5.00, express prepaid.
A promotional note for Nerve Waste by Ur. Sawyer of Franclace praises its practical advice on weakness and health. It highlights endorsements from religious and popular press and offers sample chapters including Nervines and Nerve Tualga, with price of 1.00 dollars by mail from The Pacific Publishing Co. in San Francisco.
The East Oregonian reports on a letter signed J N C asking printing of accusations against a well known local resident over a child beating incident. The paper urges the signer to reveal identity or face a possible reward, noting many have tried to solve the pseudonym and calling for responsible civic reform.
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