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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1902
Page
5
The notice lists item names like nothing and pants with prices shown for suits and a suite. It conveys a sale event labeling items and costs in a fragmented OCR fragment. The exact items and amounts are unclear but indicate a sale of clothing items and related prices.
A jumble of business blurbs and community items including farm loans and insurance in Howard Oregon, real estate listings and prices, advancing household goods, a porch sale note, wage and salary mentions, and several local event notices. Also listed are plans for a public dance at the Armory, a lodge meeting, and a planned college debate as Whitman Academy contemplates a future arrangement.
The case of Dande Molapy to collect a promissory note was heard at 11 o clock today as the absence of District Attorney Halley due to throat cold delayed proceedings. The case of Ben Discoll for stealing William Maher's grip and other items from a Pullman car was scheduled for the afternoon. Deputy District Attorney Roscoe Feysen prosecuted. At around four o'clock the jury returned a verdict in favor of the plaintiff for 26474 dollars.
A historic testimonial voices Ely's Cream Balm as superior for catarrh and nasal discomfort. Consumers from Hartford and Arcola claim lasting relief using the remedy, noting it does not irritate or cause sneezing. Sold by druggists for 60 cents, or mailed from Ely Brothers in New York.
A succinct ad guidance note from Brookline Chronicle urges clear brief statements straight from the source. It emphasizes concise wording and the inclusion of a few prices to indicate selling or service approach.
The Rev. W. B. Potwine returns from Cove where he investigated the arrest of Rev. Mr. Harris on a charge of criminal intimacy. Locals believe Harris innocent, and Potwine predicts the case will not go to trial. Harris has posted bail and enjoys strong support from friends.
Rod McDonald Ben Ogle and Robert Watt brought in one hundred head of beef cattle for sale to the Pacific Meat Company of Tacoma through buyer Lon Ergan at four dollars and twenty five cents per hundred. Cattle were fed on hay in a mild winter, with notes on Camas valley supply and winter conditions.
The Diamond Minsters manager promises satisfaction tonight in Pendleton after a misadventure with their special car en route from La Grande. A hanger failure caused a stoppage as the car toppled onto trucks, triggering a commotion among the troupe. repairs were swift, and the show proceeds with a pledge of a good performance or money back.
Herbert Boyles, eleven year old son of Herbert Doylen Sr, was thrown from a horse at his home near Pilot Rock and suffered a concussion but is improving and recognizing people. Walter Cargill, similarly injured and briefly unconscious, has been brought to town by his father from Middle Cold Springs and is recovering. Dr Smith treated both, recalling Bertha Megev, a neighbor girl injured in a similar incident last summer.
The author argues that advertising should include compelling visuals even when costly. It notes that spending beyond a basic space can boost appeal and effectiveness, suggesting using extra funds to enhance impact and value for readers.
Dr Smith records births including a girl to Mr and Mrs Hert Atkines of Oliver ranch west of own on the 22d a girl to Mr and Mrs Henry Miner of Middle Cold Springs on the 224 a boy to Mr and Mrs Elmer Solder of Deepain gulch on the Zist
All members of the Unlforme Hauk enagte of Pythias will assemble tonight January 24 at 7 oclock at Hartman Abstract Co s office for important matters by order of Captain G. Frazier. W KOEPPEN Reorder.
Pendleton correspondence reports Charles Bell at J A McLaughlin saw mill four years, leg broken hauling log on skid, leg above ankle. Grubb couple arrive from Walla Walla. McLaughlin absent on business, ball held on 25, Pearl Jones teaching seeks homestead, house cleared. Mrs J A McLaughlin to Heppner. A cattle buyer reportedly held up four miles away. unverified. Dillard and C Reader move cattle to Eight Mile for winter forage.
Ridge notes an unusually mild winter with foggy spells and good stock conditions. About 100 cattle are being fed locally. B F Ogre Rod McDonald and Robert Watt sold 104 beef cattle to LL C Lonergan for Pacific Meat Company Tacoma at four dollars twenty five cents for steers and three fifty for cows. G W Lingner visited New York state to see family. Several dances occurred in nearby areas. Ridge postmaster Wachter resigned prompting PF Fletcher to file for the position. Ridge now has a telephone under N E Baker management.
J C Lonergan shipped four cars of fat cattle to the Pacific Beef Co in Tacoma last evening via the W and C R and N P lines. He left for Butter Creek to buy more and will keep shipping as long as cattle are available. A load of cattle will go this evening to Frye and Bruhn Seattle. Kennedy represents them in the country. The Pan American conference adopted a resolution urging preservation of archaeological remains. Indorsing the Louisiana Purchase Exposition at St Louis.
Representative Moods proposes allocating B1000Mi funds, to be expended by the secretary of the Interior in preliminary steps toward reclaiming arid Oregon lands via irrigation projects. Aimed at boosting public access to water and land reclamation, the plan centers on federal support and administrative action.
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