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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1902
Page
5
Pendleton Ad Offers Loans and Goods in 1902 Local Market
A cluttered 1902 notice from Cresonan JORDAY and A. Howard markets farm loans and insurance while listing local shops and goods. It mentions Clear & Dry Goode Co rooms at 600 College Street, assorted merchandise from Cleaver Bros. and Nolf’s, real estate, groceries, and household items. Also promotes Kemp's throat remedy, Lane's Medicine, and rental rooms on Lilith Street and Cottonwood Street near Wheeler's gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Howard
Howard
Thurton
Am Chocolates
Oregon
Clearbe Dry Goode Co
College Street
Hannel
E .T. Wade
Cleaver Bros. Dry
Talk Co
Toe Agente
Lane
WY Talman & Co
Heppner to Susanville wagon road a pipe dream says critic
A Pendleton date line correspondent argues against a 75 mile wagon road from Heppner to Susanville. He contends the project is economically unfeasible, overstated in distance, and would cost far more than claimed. Local trade patterns show minimal tonnage and limited justification for such a costly route. Heppner would favor linking via an existing road from Grant county rather than a long mountain road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oregonian
Pendleton
John Day
Susanville
Heppner
John Dayiver
Ritter
Baker County
Grant County
Simanville
South Country
Sneapville
Hoppner
Brune accused by MacDowell in sensational deposition
Melbourne MacDowell files a suit in Ramsey County Minnesota alleging fraud and misrepresentation by Clarence M Brune formerly known as Brown. The actor claims Brune acquired Sardou play rights for 500 dollars through deceit and seeks damages and a production injunction. MacDowell also alleges he was drugged in New York and there married while under the influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Tittell
Minnie Tittell Brune
Pendleton
Colfax, Wash
Brown
Brune
Melbourne MacDowell
Frazer
Kansas City
Kan
Clarence M. Frune
Minnie Titel Brune
MacDowell
Sardou
Theodora
New York
Ramsey County
Minnesota
MacDowell N
Baltimore
Electric Bitters Proven To Aid Indigestion And Debility
Lan caster man F J Green credits Electric Bitters with curing years of chronic indigestion and nervous debility and says his wife has remained in excellent health for years. He praises the tonic as a grand invig orator for weak women and recommends the remedy, guaranteed at 60 cents by Tallman & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Green
Lancaster
N. H
Tallman & 0
Senator Williamson in a Political Drama in Three Acts
The New Axe of Portland reports State Senator J. X N Williamson of Crook county has played three political roles. He urged as governor candidate then sought secretary of state and now may run for Congressman Moody's seat. Observers question which duty he intends to choose and if allies press him into shifts. The piece warns dual roles can harm an actor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson
J. X N. Williamson
Crook County
Portland
Moody
Willamson
Williamaan
Lhke
Meetin
Vast Buffalo Exposition Materials Sold for 152000
The Buffalo Exposition material was sold to a wrecking company for 152000 after costing over 8 million to prepare. The site housed 29000000 feet of lumber, 2000000 pounds of pipe, 20000 incandescent lights, 20000 flag poles, and 90000 flags. Transport to Chicago will require more than 1000 freight cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Boiler for Sale at Domestic Laundry
A 2S horsepower horizonts tubular boiler offered for sale by the Domestic Laundry. It is guaranteed to be in first class condition and ready for immediate use.
Irrigation and settlement potential in Eastern Oregon lands
The Dalles Times-Mountaineer notes Frederick Haynes Newell’s pamphlet on eastern Oregon showing 7,680 acres of vacant land east of the Cascades. Much could be claimed via irrigation to support farms and grazing, with many 80 acre holdings. The report warns water supply is limited and storage will be needed to unlock the region, which could sustain a large future population as government irrigation schemes develop. Also, lumbermen in South Carolina form a state association to advance trade interests, with initial meetings to elect officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saxonville
Suisonville
Frederick Haynes Newell
Intenor Department
Oregon
Dalles Times-Mountaineer
Orexon
Cascade Mountains
Lmsin
Columbia, & C
South Carolina
Debate Between Chicago and Minnesota On National Labor Policy
Minneapolis Jan 10. Much interest shown in a debate between representatives of the University of Chicago and Minnesota at the latter. The topic: Resolved that the federal government should grant wage adjustments for the nation’s workers was hasty and is ill advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Chicago
Minnesota
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed in Saranac Lake Letter
Mrs Francis Podmore of Saranac Lake New York wife and mother credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after years of weakness headaches and ovarian pain She urges others to try the remedy and warns against inferior medicines citing a personal testimonial as evidence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Podmore
Saranac Lake
New York
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mas
Pinkham
Lydia BE
Lydia Sk. L’inkham
Francis Poomorse
Home Kitchen Safety Tips From Ladies Journal
Mrs. T. Rover shares practical cautions from the January Ladies' Home Journal about preserving batter in the fridge, avoiding ruined custards in heat, not pouring boiling water on packed pans, and the dangers of cracking pans from sudden temperature changes. She warns against moistening food to save teeth and using steel knives on certain foods. Avoid scrubbing refrigerators with warm water and use minimal formaldehyde wipes only when needed.
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Sueter
Tain
You Drial
Beaver Bros. Dry Goods Co
Cresonan
Jorday
Cleaver Bros
Bruken
Nolf
Family Food Wages, Inc
Pe Devil Coffman
KE. T
Wade
Pendle
James
Lilith Street
Alta and
Court
Cottonwood Street
Wheeler
Pendeton
Clarence M. Brune
Lange
Aueppen
Court Street
Main Street
Carolina
Khais
W. J. Clark & Co
Notary and Corporation
Order of Us
Eave Inuney
Hubber Stampe Alao
East Oregonian Pub, CO
Lydia
T. Rover
Ladies’ Home Journal
Iite
Imera Ely
Lisiet
Cannes
Mall
ELY Brothers
Warren
Toe Munn & Co
York
Laatz Bros
Tk Domestic Laundry
JF. Hobliwon
Metiille Tam
Dold By
Jomn Bom Midt
Louvre
Pes
Polenmuua
Dermgpiete
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