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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1901
Page
6
An unruly man named McIntosh cursed in public shouting at Thomas Tweedy. Municipal Judge Beam fined him and he left town. The incident on Court Street near the Golden Rule hotel drew police attention as bystanders recollect the altercation and threats during the afternoon.
A theatrical notice describes Ole Gleason in a touring program titled Stranger in a Strange Land and Old Jed Prouty in a double bill with the Swedish quartet. The piece highlights a Christmas week run featuring Prouty and a farce about a fortune tied to women, with plans for New York assets and a hoped future appearance in a new play.
M Church of LaGrande Oregon offers the Dyspepsia Cure for two years while Falk of Boise Idaho testifies to relief from many remedies but finds none until this product. Sold by Tallman & Co and all class druggists or sent from Frank Portland Hotel Pharmacy in Portland Oregon. Price ten dollars per bottle or six for thirty dollars, express prepaid.
An old advertisement extols Herpicide as a killer of dandruff germs, claiming the product reaches root causes, prevents balding, and preserves vitality, with provocative lines about dandruff being a major scalp problem and even referencing a controversial claim about an American race.
Notice from the Pendleton common council invites bids for grading Turner Street between Mission Street and the city eastern boundary. Bids must state price per cubic yard and be filed with the city recorder by December 19. The successful bidder is to charge property owners for payment. the council may reject any or all bids. Attest J E Beam, Recorder.
W H Eada of Jonesville Virginia recalls a severe foot burn that caused lifelong leg sores. He says Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him after all else failed. The ad claims the salve is infallible for burns, scalds, cuts, sores and piles and notes it is sold by Taliman and O.
Thom and family visited Ponileton from the Umatilla river mouth to sell the last of his honey crop. He reported selling 15 stands yielding about 3 tons at roughly 12 1 2 cents per pound, totaling around 720 dollars. He praises beekeeping as a strong country industry and notes his bees feed on alfalfa and clover for high quality honey.
Delays in railroad service reported across Wyoming as heavy snow and strong winds disrupt lines. Irregular overland flag indicates broad disruption along continental routes, with trains unable to proceed toward central stations.
Officials report funds raised for a McKinley memorial will be held at First National Bank of the city and forwarded to Cleveland. The McKinley Memorial Association of Chevtuul organized by the late president’s commission seeks to erect a statue over McKinley’s grave at Canter, with emphasis on devotion and public service. A public acknowledgment notes the memorial’s purpose and calls for orderly handling of the funds and plans.
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