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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1901
Page
3
The Union Label marks fall garments as meeting ethical manufacturing standards. The badge signals adherence to worker rights and quality guidelines across the apparel line.
August 22 notice outlines penalties and rebates for property tax payments under the 1901 law. It explains deadlines from March through October, penalties for delinquency, and sheriff sales procedures. Local notices from Athena report residents traveling, visiting officials, and business trips, with brief regional updates and names of visitors.
Guests include Mark Patton Foster and Geo Harris of Portland. Others arrive from Chicago San Francisco Lewiston Spokane and Lewiston with names such as R C Beach J P Cowan L Cohn F A Fletcher T E Rameey C D Brenton T Coyne 8 B Martin and more.
Mrs J C Snider of Crittenden Kentucky recalls her baby affected by croup at night and credits Dr King's New Discovery with relief. The ad promotes the medicine, stock lands for sale near Milton and Portland Oregon land parcels, and a Johnson Webb Street property offered by J Sheuerman.
The Aug market report notes demand for 60 cent wheat in Pendleton and prices around 50 cents locally. Portland quotations list cloth wheat at 56 cents and bluestem near 56. shipments scarce and exports uncertain as harvests improve. Wool prices in Boston hold firm with territory and Utah Idaho ranges. Oregon valley wool quoted 11 to 15 cents, with assorted skins and hides varying by weight. Cattle and hog markets show softness in Chicago and Omaha with mixed price movements across regions.
Mrs Mary J Lane of Pendleton attended Leeds Maine centennial celebrating the town's founding on August 15 with 2000 guests. The main event August 16 featured a distinguished lineup including Frye and General How to, with Mrs Lane as the easy of honor in the program.
Mrs. Mary J. Lane of Adleton delivered the first toast at a Pendleton event, praised for wit and warmth. She recounts an ideal Maine summer and expects to arrive in Pendleton around September 15.
Chief of Police Heathman and Special Officer Steve Jones escorted a muscular man to the city jail. The man resisted, delaying a train briefly, drawing excitement from onlookers including several frightened women. The incident sparked public chatter about Pendleton becoming a larger urban area.
The text argues that lasting relief from dandruff and hair loss comes from eradicating the scalp germ causing the problem. It promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the only product that cures dandruff by killing the germ, with the slogan Destroy the cause, you remove the effect.
Echo notes report guests at the Arlington hotel Judge Spargar seeks a year round ranch hand L Rogers and daughter Neva travel to Portland Jobo Strain detained for insanity act at the post office Bill Oliver assaulted Strain sent to Salem asylum Tribble and Young receive railway car orders Frank Whitworth sells ranch near Echo Cunha buys Tribble ranch at Echo price not stated Wheat and hay shipments rise as crews move in Mrs Miller visits Pendleton Driscoll hotel operations expand with new look and brisk trade
Charles E. Mellen, president of the Northern Pacific and allied lines, traveled to Pendleton with a detailing of railroad officials on an annual inspection tour. He spoke briefly on favorable crop tonnage and rising imports, while remaining notably reticent in interviews.
Advertisers claim Electric Bitters relieve backache headaches nervousness sleeplessness melancholy fainting and digestive troubles. A testimonial from Mrs. Phebe Cherley of Peterson Iowa says the remedy cured years of kidney trouble and a lame back, enabling her to work at age 73. Available at Tallman & Co drug store.
A San Francisco physician Dr Sawyer writes Nerve Waste a practical guide on nerve weakness now in its eleventh thousand. The work is endorsed by religious and secular presses including Chicago Advance praising its health and hope bringing principles. It costs 1.00 by mail from The Pacific Publishing Co San Francisco with sample chapter Nervines and Nerve Tonic offered for a stamp.
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