Pendleton Umatilla Vendors Sell Bulk Goods Prices
Advertises bulk quantities for Pendleton and Umatilla buyers with 80 dozen at one dollar, 55 dozen at 1.25, and 25 dozen at 1.50, indicating wholesale sale offers and pricing.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1901
Page
3
Advertises bulk quantities for Pendleton and Umatilla buyers with 80 dozen at one dollar, 55 dozen at 1.25, and 25 dozen at 1.50, indicating wholesale sale offers and pricing.
A well attended Commercial Association meeting discussed arrangements for the Pacific Northwest Woolgrowers convention to be held in Pendleton with committees reporting progress. Exhibitions of horses and sheep were planned, hotel accommodations arranged, and funds subscribed for events. A separate note mentions a vagrancy case and a county jail security remark related to Moore.
Fifteen Minutes by Recorder Heam to Get Out of Town ended with Moore leaving the city jail after serving a ten day term. He was released early Tuesday morning following his brief confinement.
An old advertisement from Toledo wholesale druggists touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy for catarrh. It claims the medicine works through the blood and body fluids and is available by the bottle at retail druggists.
In Salem, Recorder XS J Judah presided as John Gates faced withdrawal of the case after the state could not locate witness Gil. Prosecutor J N Hart moved to dismiss. the court granted discharge, bail returned, and Gates left with funds previously paid for a vote delivery dispute unresolved.
H Robinson of Willeborough Illinois writes of severe corn pain making walking hard. The Bucklowe Arnica Salve allegedly cured corns and acted like magic on sprains bruises cuts sores boils and other skin ailments. Tallman and Co guarantee the product.
Piruliahod weekly at 191 Third Street Portland Oregon reports livestock breeding rising as a leading sector in the road industry. The notice mentions a ree sample and places emphasis on local agricultural development.
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for torpid liver jaundice biliousness fever and malaria. It claims they never gripe or weaken and are easy to take with a small 25 cent price at Tajimen & Co.
Wool growers from Utah, Wyoming, Nevada, Montana, Idaho, California and beyond converge for the Pacific Northwest Wool Growers Association annual session in Pendleton from March 6 to 7. Notable speakers include J. A. er, W. J. Spillman, Dr. McLean and Prof. Freyoh, with addresses on sheep care, grazing, diseases, and markets. Governor Geer and Pendleton officials welcome guests.
Charles Nebergall arrived from Salem and will visit Pendleton for a few days before returning home. Local residents recall the 1806 accident at the hotel where Col. Cook’s soda bottle exploded, injuring Mr. Meyer and causing the loss of sight in both eyes. The school board and a legislative committee discussed J. L. Carter’s tenure, with Nebergall asserting Carter is not the right man and a change is likely by January 1.
The new coyote bounty requires scalps to be presented to the county clerk who issues a warrant for two, increasing potential payment over the old law. It promises higher revenue to the killer by avoiding delays and doubts about final payment.
The article notes a shift from the old fee of five percent of the amount to a new system. It states county warrants are sent to the state treasurer for a warrant covering two thirds of the amount. It argues the reform could boost business but burdens general taxpayers.
Mrs W or died of cancer on Tuesday afternoon February 26 at the Pendleton Sanitarium after months of illness. Maiden name Maggie Olds born San Rafael California August 1867. W T Boynton formerly of San Rafael married 188?. two children Ernest 8 and Lillian Fern 2 survive. lived Pendleton since 1903. Funeral at 1:30 p m with Rev O Doteen. burial in Olnew cemetery. Member of Daphne Circle and Women of Woodcraft, $1000 insurance. Doctor’s ad about Ely's Cream Balm included.
A bill to shorten tenant eviction notice from 20 to 10 days failed after a Senate vote. Brownell urged 20 days for agricultural tenants, while Adams argued owners face hardship if tenants overstay. The measure sought quicker farm possession but did not pass.
Early stage use promised to prevent deaths in war casualties says Dearne and Co. Druggists offer the product at 1 dollar per bottle with money back if it fails to help.
David Moon of Walla Walla saved a 4 year old girl Donald Schiffner’s daughter Jance from drowning in Garrison Creek by diving into the swift water after spotting a cloth handle and an arm. He revived the child with artificial respiration. Willie Fitzgerald, age 1, fell into the raging stream at The Dallas but was saved by Oscar Syreen of the Columbia Hotel who leapt in and dragged him ashore despite the danger.
Miss Hosa Mahan of Butte reports two years of dandruff suffering ended by Newbro's Herpicide. She states the product cleared her scalp, stopped hair loss, and she praises its germ destroying effects. The ad invites readers to ask their druggist for Herpicide.
The March issue of Everybody's Magazine is described as conspicuously improving with bold, distinctive content and readable articles. The note cites its rising prominence and rivalry with leading magazines, while a few advertisements and medical claims appear in the text.
The Walla Walla Statesman notes a large rise in boat traffic as a new Columbia steamship adds this year. Umatilla sails from Pasco with completed steering gear and will be the river’s fifth boat. The 300 ton 145 foot vessel, plus four Wenatchee to Brewster steamers, extends river service forty five miles to Riverside at high water, aiding Loomis camp thirty miles away. Proposals seek another line from Paseo to Priest Rapids if business justifies. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets offer a money back guarantee. Brock & M DA distribute.
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