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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1901
Page
3
A brief advertisement notes a one week sale lasting only seven days. The message emphasizes a limited time event and urges customers to take action promptly.
The legislature adjourned with a 50 000 appropriation for Weston’s Eastern Oregon State Normal School. Local leaders, led by Senator George W. Proebatel, pressed donors for 10 acres of adjacent grounds to expand the site. Businessmen quickly secured options on nearby land to accommodate a larger campus with a scenic valley view.
Vice President H F Johnson names committees to organize the Pacific Northwest growers association gathering. All committees must meet Tuesday at 7 30 pm at the association room. Sheepmen meet March 5 0 and 7 on Tuesday Wednesday Thursday with invites to horsemen cattlemen and stockmen. Pendleton hosts a safe, well prepared convention. all committeemen urged to attend and aid. Ely's Cream Balm touted as a remedy for catarrh with 50 cent price and claims of relief for nasal mucus and voice.
A garbled list shows arrivals including K A Emmett and Wm Maher in Portland with other names from Spokane and Hendon area. Mentions of a herbal remedy claim “positively cures sick headache, indigestion and constipation” sold by Brock & McComan.
Oregon lawmakers push a Torrens land registration measure designed to register titles with a non compulsory, voluntary framework. The bill outlines registration processes, notices, claims window, and transfer mechanics with certificates proving title and backdating protections for later transfers.
A vintage advertisement touts Shilohs cough and cold remedy as a preventive cure for consumption. It claims early use can halt disease, offering refunds if no cure and listing prices and a Tall Man and Company druggist seller.
O'Brien spent Thursday and Friday inspecting winter wheat across Umatilla County from near Athena to the W & I railroad Helix Gerking Flat area. He found the crop generally above average with moisture likely preventing phenomenal growth and noted only minor loss from rust and one district with a bit more stress. He warns ongoing wind and potential disease could affect yields.
An old advertisement speaks of a cough remedy and a so called Condaim cure. It warns to take two thirds of the bottle and return the rest to the druggist for a refund, hinting at skepticism about the product. The text mentions Taliwan & Co. as the supplier and hints at questionable reliability.
Baker and Folsom stock up for spring trade with two carloads of new furniture. The goods include lounges, couches, Davenport chairs, bedroom curtains, center tables, stoves, rockers, and chairs, with ample stock of carpets, oilcloths, and tin wares. Located at the first store south of the abetment street intersection, the firm plans a broad selection for the local market.
Remarkable sale notes invite readers to browse a range of furniture bargains. The article highlights appealing selections and the pleasure of inspecting the stock, promising good value for buyers seeking desirable pieces.
A reader from Twittwborough cites Buck Tony Arnica Salve as a cure for torture and pain from a corner injury. The advertisement claims it heals rheumatic sores, bruises, boils, pimples, ulcers and piles, with a Tallman & Co guarantee.
Fred Moore serving a sentence for stealing cigars from the Klondive will attempt to imitate a bridal chamber escape. He reportedly planned to hide in covers and steal blankets then leave town, hoping to profit from a pirate cell scheme. Police say he controls the jail break attempt and is infatuated with Pendleton jail life. An unrelated medical ad touts a remedy for coughs and consumption with a money back guarantee.
Charis Sigiied Jackson, age 15, of Spokane, through guardian Charler Jeckeon, sues Contractors Winter Pareons & Bloomer in Spokane Superior Court for 25000 damages from a Great Northern right of way roadbed accident. He alleges a cart axle broke due to cracked casting after notifying the foreman, resulting in five weeks in hospital and medical bills.
The advertisement touts Dr. King’s Life Pills as a remedy for liver trouble fever malaria headache and exhaustion. It claims quick relief and long lasting energy for tireless workers and promises small but effective doses. Tallman & Go are named sellers.
Oregon figures loom in Alaska mining and Skagway trade as Jim Penete promotes Alaska business and Matlock faces land disputes. Moore’s mortgage and title issues persist two years with blocked lots, while Matlock seeks presence for disputed claims. Draft horses rise in Skagway and Matlock expands Oregon hotel purchases, with mineral and brewery property notes. Acker's dyspepsia tablets advertise in the notice.
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