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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1901
Page
3
Just arrived items feature A badge of honor Our Fall Garments display the Union Label across the collection signaling quality and workplace standards.
The report describes Deputy U S Marshal Morse traveling to Southern Oregon with full authority to remove fence posts and wire securing government land held by the Carr Co in Oregon and Northern California. Officials expect no interference as the government backs Morse in carrying out court orders to dismantle the Carr fence and secure government property.
A list of guests arrival aboard various trains and routes. Names include BK OE Widoer from Cincinnati KE Warren and J Green from Portland Jas C Gegen from Philadelphia and S Newton from San Francisco C H Pearson from Minneapolis JB Bester from Portland J E Lane of Pacific Express Co and Andy Nylander from Tacoma. Others include Geo Harris Portland Geo Ebert Welner Sig Niederberg Bartley Shea and more from Spokane Walla Walla Milton and Arlington.
An 19th century advertisement claims deafness stems from a diseased Eustachian tube and promises $100 for any catarrh deafness not cured by all's Catarrh ure. It sells circulare and free literature, touts Hall's Family Pills, and lists J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio as the supplier through druggists.
An old ad claims Bucklee's Arnica Salve clears sores blotches pimples eruptions boils ulcers carbuncles felons and even corns burns scalds piles. Sold by Tallman & Co with a promise of complete cure.
Ek Martin receives daily shipments of vegetables and melons and also offers special selections. Customers may order peaches for canning and find rare and extra items like caps and rubbers available.
Civil war veteran M. M. Avastin of Winchester writes his wife lingered ill despite doctors until Dr. King’s New Life Pills cured her. Advertises the remedy with a Tallman & Co. offer.
In Pendleton a weak wheat market sees buyers filling warehouses but paying only around 45 cents for No 1 club. E W McComas of Northwestern Warehouse Co bought about 100000 bushels in recent days as farmers hold 45 to 50 cents, while exporters and buyers wait. Portland reports a quiet week with pools formed but no sales, and weather and crop conditions polling mixed across regions.
A list shows price ranges for various wildlife furs and skins including lynx mink martens otter wolf wolverine beaver and coyote with price per skin or unit. Values span from 5 to 15 cents for small game to several dollars for larger pelts, reflecting a wide regional market.
Article extols powdered wigs as a refined accessory for gentlemen and suggests Reviving hair growth with Newbro's Herpicide for balding men. It claims the product stimulates lifeless hair and counters parasite damage to roots.
Sept 3 program features Chas A Taylor’s grand scenic production Daughter of the Diamond King. Stars Lafrette Larrette and W A Whitecar with a New York and New Hampshire cast, lavish scenery by Frank E Dodge, directed by C C Craig, under Taylor’s supervision.
Astoria master fish warden H J Van Dowen spent the day in Pendleton meeting with local officials including Vield Superintendent Brows Io bis Somenene and Pen dleton Sportsmen's association members James Spence and James Kraupe. He assessed the McKay creek fish rack and river water flow to gauge local fish industry conditions and implications for Oregon agriculture.
A small wedding took place at the residence of Dan Kemier last evening uniting Mine Man Stocker of Alba and Wm Valandingham. Stocker, niece of Mrs Kemier, has lived in Pendleton and studied at the Pendleton Academy. Valandingham, a Umatilla county teacher, is stationed at Pilot Rock this year. Rev. F. L. Forbes officiated.
A local plan proposes old sanitarium reuse as a student boarding house run on a club model. The manager will charge 1 dollar weekly per member for meals and utensils while members supply fuel and some basic goods. The aim is to attract out of town students with low cost, decent boards near the academy.
A new airship designer asserts a perfected craft ready for launch and a space voyage seen with keen anticipation. Also mentions Hostetter's Stomach Hitters praised for stomach and liver relief and a real estate sale offering a private house at Johnson and Webb Street, plus a four room cottage and 1000 acres of farm land with implements offered by Parl Bowman.
An old advertisement notes a remedy for stomach trouble advertised at 1.00 per bottle with a six bottle option for 5.00. The sale is conducted by Tallman & Co and Frank Nau at Portland Hotel Pharmacy Portland Oregon.
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