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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1901
Page
3
The report covers grain and wheat price shifts with notices on local wheat futures, farm wheat prospects, and Pendleton area market quotes. It notes higher wheat prices and changes in livestock and produce markets, listing potatoes cabbage turnips and onions with price ranges, and cattle and wool market activity across regional centers.
A garbled OCR passage appears to describe a claim about a cure for catarrh tied to Gannet and foreign remedies. The text includes nonsensical phrases and mis-spelled names, with scattered references to treatment promises and obligations, lacking coherent facts or dates.
A purport of a new era of prosperity in Southern California is described as million acres opened for settlement near the old Metro line. A California Improvement company works on a large canal from the Colorado river to reclaim land, with dredges and widening projects. The piece notes a rush of settlers from the Atlantic and Midwest seeking a temperate climate and irrigation opportunities, plus observations on local doctors and preachers. It mentions Dora Rebnke and Herman Hootenstoern from Mud Creek arriving in Santa Ana, and remarks on Oregon politics and local crime-skepticism about itinerant healers and quack doctors encountered along roads.
Willis states a large portion of his fortune will be given to charitable efforts. Critics note many groups do good already, yet supporters say the plan could yield substantial benefits. An advertisement touts Hostetter’s Digestive Health as a trusted remedy, urging readers to use it for digestion and general well being.
Umatilla and Keosalee lodges adopt joint tributes to the late John H. Kovee of Oregon. Resolutions praise his charity and brotherly aid, note his life embodied Mason tenets, and announce publication copies to lodge officers and local papers.
A fragment describes Shiloh's Consumption Cure promoted by a Tallman Co. draggiste. The text mentions Shiloh and care, with unclear references to sales arenas and money figures.
The Pacific Northwest Woolgrowers meet in Pendleton March 5 to 7 with a full schedule of addresses, discussions, and debates. Gov. Geer, Pendleton officials, and visiting delegates occupy key roles as the program covers sheep diseases ranges feeding methods and education.
A fragment notes Robin son of Willisborough claims Buck lone Arnica Salve cured pains and sprains, bruises, sores, ulcers, and piles, calling it a perfect skin healer with a guarantee from Tallman & Co.
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