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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1901
Page
3
A new batch of fall garments arrives featuring the union label badge of honor sewn into all pieces. The collection highlights durable fabrics and classic styles for the season.
Oregon campaign notes aggressive stance by party leaders, with nightly speeches and overtures to trusts. Discussions touch on silver Republicans and prohibitionists, while a statewide stump effort targets deafness as a key issue. Public funding and railroad concerns loom over Portland plans.
Ambiguity surrounds the Clarke centennial exposition planned for August 15 as railroad companies consider routes and funding. Officials warn of potential delays while promoters push for support amid rising tensions over transit access and railway participation.
Mrs J C Snider of Crittenden Kentucky reports a child with croup improved quickly after using Dr King’s New Discovery and she kept it at home for protection. She claims it cured a chronic bronchial trouble and endorses the remedy for throat and lung issues with a free trial bottle at Tallman & Co.
Athena August 22 report lists visits by Jacob Bloch and daughter Carrie Bloch in Walla Walla, Lippold and A Carter to Milton, Musgrove to Portland, Extes and Stanton to Pendleton, Dr Bent from Weaton, Ollie Blair from Weston, Turner from Weaton, Moorhouse and Col Parsons from Pendleton, Mrs Schade and son from Spokane, Stella Anderson from Pendleton, Gortia renovates home on Adama Street, Barrett plans a cottage on Fifth near Washington, birth announced for Harvey Manela's daughter, sale notice: 100 acres summer fallow 800 acres stubble land with implements for Purl Bowman, and a note on the longevity of a silver coin.
EK Booth of the Northwest visiting Milton relatives was hurled down a mountainside during a wildfire near Brinker farm on the Walla Walla river. Companion Wes Robinson escaped, Booth severely burned but alive after medical aid in Milton. Firefighters battled the blaze as the sheeted smoke and flames spread across the brush.
In Pendleton the Church of the Redeemer bids farewell to Rev. E Potwine after nineteen years. Other announcements include Rev John Warren likely basing in Pendleton for missionary work, and Rev Walter B Clark pursuing Hoopa reservation service. Local churches report services and upcoming events, with the Passion Play to be shown via Edison moving pictures September 2 at the Fraser Opera House.
A 19th century health ad argues scalp dandruff is caused by a germ in the hair roots. Killing the germ prevents dandruff and loss, claiming Newbro’s Horpicide cures dandruff, falling hair, and baldness by destroying the germ.
A private letter from Mrs. Louisa J. Fierce reported by the Milton Eagle says J. F. Craddick, once of Milton, is missing from mining camps about 75 miles from Nome. The Pierce brothers operate two camps six to seven miles apart. Craddick may have wandered while traveling between them. Searches have been active for about 40 hours, with Lennie Pierce previously lost five days before being rescued. Further details promised by the next mail.
Mrs. Phebe Cherley of Peterson Iowa claims Electric Bitters relieved her backache headache sleeplessness melancholy fainting and kidney trouble at age 75. She says the tonic cured her so she can work again and notes improved appetite and health. Sold for 50 cents at Tallman & Co. drug store.
K Martin receives daily shipments of vegetables and melons selected for quality. The ad urges customers to place orders for canning peaches, notes available extra caps and rubber, and highlights Martin's selection process.
Local Pendleton shop proclaims it makes its own harness and saddlery year round, guaranteeing quality without relying on factory shipments. The ad contrasts self-made goods with competitors claiming similar quality from factories.
The article discusses Mrs. Gale wife of Governor Gale and her role linked to Oregon’s first executive committees. It notes the 1845 1844 governing groups including Joseph Gale David Hill and Alanson Beers, the transition to provisional government led by George Abernethy, and references to Dr John McLoughlin and historian Iva Emory Dye. It also highlights Mrs. Gale’s enduring vigor and influence on Lever’s history project with photos and notes from Barnes Parsons and Moorhouse.
An advertisement describes departure offer for a house at the corner Jobneon e street with eight aleo a four foo cottage and two lots near sveee. Seller SHEUBRMAN.
Portland August 24 Information filed with a justice court charging detective Dan Weiner with malfeasance in office. Peter Dalglish accuses the detective of graft after being asked to pay $30 to recover a stolen purse. Dalglish says a policeman redirected him to Weiner and the officer proposed taking possession of the stolen money.
An advertisement extols the book Nerve Waste by Dr. Sawyer of Ban Franviace as a trusted physician authored guide on nerve weakness. It praises its practical advice and endorsements from religious and secular presses, noting sample chapter 2x on Nervines and Nerve Topics.
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