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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1901
Page
3
Pendleton reports the agitator and machinery arriving and being moved to the farm as work resumes. The breaking outfit is to be in operation by August 21, five days after the $1700 loss in machinery and wheat, with the separator and related equipment valued around $1500.
Willem W. Gillet resumes travel to Eastern Washington within a week after an accident destroying his separator near Pendleton. He plans to install a new separator and reported examining wheat yields while away. A testimonial promotes Electric Bitters for kidney trouble and indigestion, from a Waterman resident lamenting past ailments.
Fragmentary notice refers to an event on August 16 at a home near North Cold Spring involving destruction by unknown causes. The text mentions a separator and earth, fire, and a person named Kerr, with unclear subsequent actions and a referenced automatic stacker.
The article argues dandruff stems from a scalp germ and that eradicating the germ offers permanent relief. It claims Newbro's Herpicide kills the germ, preventing dandruff, hair loss, and baldness by removing the cause and producing lush hair.
An Albany telegram reports a freak mishap at the Obling and Kate thresher near Albany. A five-pound ball of binding twine rolled onto the machine during unloading, jammed the cylinder, and caused a cap to blow and machinery to smash, with several men narrowly escaping serious injury.
The text mentions course of treatment for a supposed ear condition with claims of permanent deafness if the Eustachian tube remains blocked. It references constitutional remedies and surgical-like restoration, but the reliability and terminology are unclear and appear exploratory.
About 300 head of cows calves and cattle in the band plus 70 head of beeves and the finest summer range in the mountains for sale. Terms half cash balance in one year. This bargain inquiry at the office.
Mrs J D Snider of Crittenden Kentucky says a night with her baby in croup was solved by Dr King’s New Discovery. She claims it gave quick relief and cured chronic bronchial trouble. Trial bottles offered at Tallman & Co.
In Bingham Springs a special inquiry team led by Congressman Moody and the Agriculture Department police the arid land question. They will study water use, riparian rights, and storage to boost Umatilla county's productivity and reclamation potential.
A proposed irrigation project in Crook County aims to irrigate about 60 000 acres using Walker Basin land. The Oregon Development Company with 1 000 000 authorized capital formed in Salem last week will supervise work led by J E Morrison of Minneapolis. Crews will survey ditch routes and cost estimates as plans include cementing canals to prevent seepage on the porous soil and high altitude sage brush land suited to cattle markets.
Congressman Moody and irrigation forestry experts traveled through to The Dalles, Moody's home, then to Portland for engagements today and tomorrow. The party planned to return to Eastern Oregon soon, with a reunion expected the coming week.
Farm report from Cold Spring shows P J Gibbing farm 14 miles northwest of Pen results with yields surpassing thirty bushels per acre. details indicate crop performance and regional farming notes for the period.
The Weston Leader lauds Boyd of the Press while criticizing rivals. The Leader backs his editor’s promotion to vice president of the Walla Walla fruit fair, contrasting harsh commentary with praise for local agricultural efforts and Pomona Ceres progress.
Hundreds of visitors rush to Nowe City Beach Alaska for Eldorado with many travelers returning ill. An advice ad promotes Hoe tetter's Stomach Hitters as a health safeguard for stomach issues and indigestion, claiming it regulates bowels and liver, invigorates kidneys, and guards against malaria and fever.
Three young men recently tested for railway mail clerk ranks have published results. Charles L. French of Pendleton scored 8 percent, Clyde E. Finch of Pendleton 0, William J. Moore of Walla Walla 82, with Roscoe A. Leeds, once a grocery clerk, now reportedly working a mall car between Detroit and Albany in western Oregon. An unrelated private sale notice adds a corner property listing at Johnson and Webb streets with multiple dwellings.
Rumors claim Charles M. Hays resigns as Southern Pacific president and A L Motier of the O R & N might take his place, with San Francisco reports naming Samuel Morse Felton as likely successor. A Salt Lake Tribune note says the Oregon Short Line may adopt a uniform 3 cent per mile rate in Idaho by January 1, reflecting broader railroad map shifts.
For sale by Tallman and Co and all first class druggists or send to Frank Nau Portland Hotel Pharmacy Portland Oregon Price 1.00 a bottle Six bottles for 5.06 express prepaid
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