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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1901
Page
3
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Local notes report Borant arrivals moving to Weston and nearby towns with plans to build and hire labor as wheat demand rises. Mentions H D Miller, John Mil a High Point, and several transfers among Pendleton Walla Walla and Arlington residents. Also includes a medical ad about deafness and Catarrh Cure promising $100 for claims cured.
Invitations have been issued for the September 15 wedding of Alvah W. Patterson and Miss Anna Brown in Moston. After the ceremony they will reside in Washington DC. Patterson, former Heppner Gazette manager, now works with the census bureau after studying law at Columbia. Brown studied at the New England Conservatory of Music in Huston and is praised as a leading mezzo soprano and voice teacher.
An advertisement claims beauty hidden by sores and pimples was restored by Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It states eruptions, fever sores, boils, ulcers, carbuncles, felons, cuts, corns, bunions, coal dust sores and piles heal, with a $1.00 guarantee at Tallman & Co.
Martin's shop sells daily deliveries of vegetables and melons chosen for quality. Customers can place orders for peaches suitable for canning. Jars and extra capacity are available, along with baskets and other supplies.
Civil war veteran M. M. Austin of Winchester describes his wife’s illness and full recovery after using Dr King’s New Life Pills. Advertisement notes sale items at Tallman & Co and a private house with eight rooms plus a four room cottage and two lots near a school house offered by J Sheuerman due to departure.
The Potwine report to the triennial general convention in San Francisco outlines clergy movements parish unions missions and churches total sittings and free seats baptisms confirmations communicants and receipts. It highlights Good Samaritan hospital Portland and church schools with endowments and staff counts.
Gifford Pinchot and F H Newell urged Eastern Oregon to expand forest reserves to protect water supplies in Baker City. They warned one forest fire could ruin Baker County’s water system worth about 200000 dollars and noted irrigation needs along Deschutes and Malheur rivers while touring the Kate Creek drainage.
Local players led by Robert S. Pond prepare a tennis revival as a dirt court at the corner of Alta and Johnson nears completion. After a hot spell, enthusiasts rally to revive the sport and organize practice on the new facility.
R B Pond of Pendleton academy says the football team will be fielded this fall and hopes to arrange with the owner of lower Alta arrest grounds to keep gate receipts from shrinking. He notes past financial strain and seeks a better financial outlook for the coming season.
An inventor asserts a perfected airship and hopes its launch into space will be eagerly awaited. The feature likens air travel to a future replacement for all transport. It praises Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters for curing digestive ailments and preventing malaria.
Baker City set to celebrate Labor Day September 2 with a parade in the forenoon a picnic in the afternoon and a ball at night organized by a Trades Council committee including W. BE. Kelly J. H. Buck Frank Bowen J. J. Dougherty Thomas Grant and E. C. Hoover. Clerks’ union absent from arrangement though other unions express enthusiasm and aim to make the day memorable.
A humorous note on fashion from old days mentions powdered wigs and bald men wishing to revive them. It then advertises Newbro's Herpicide as a remedy to stimulate lifeless hair by destroying the causes of hair loss for those with remaining hair roots.
Police Chief Heathman orders arrest and fine enforcement for boy jumpers after arrests of William Robbins Elmer Aroapiger and a Sitton family youth. Recorder Beam fines imposed but now fines will be collected. Community reminders include a cemetery fund game and a Pioneers of the Pacific versus Knights of Pythias baseball clash.
The Academy begins September 9 followed by Whitman College on September 12 in Walla Walla. Pendleton public schools await a September 9 start date. The Whitman faculty welcomes three new instructors led by Prof. Charles W. Allen who will coach teams and lecture in English. The conservatory expands with extra pianos and new faculty including Marold 46 Loring, and Edith Merrill joins Latin Greek. A new Ladies' hall wing is planned and convocation features Hon. W. L. Jones on September 10. President Penrose reports progress on raising 25,000 for new buildings with hopes to complete by early November.
Advertises a stomach regenerator promising restoration to normal health for those suffering from dyspepsia. Sold by Tallman & Co and Portland Hotel Pharmacy in Portland Oregon at one dollar per bottle or six for five dollars with prepaid express.
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