Dalles News Notes From Oregon Towns And Events
Local items report the June 1 1002 mayoral race results in The Dalles with 680 ballots and several city posts including treasurer water commissioner and council seats. Also covered are Loomer Girls baseball at The Dalles and harvest prospects plus a note on digestive aids and a promotion for Record-Herald’s extensive news service.
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F. H. Wakefield
Vaan
Gowhork
Simeon
Lanloner
S Ward
Donnell Vouneili
J. Maier
Hall's Catarrh Cure Contains Mercury Warning
An 19th century warning notes that catarrh remedies containing mercury can damage the nervous system if swallowed. The ad cites Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio and Cleveland Ohio and warns of internal use hazards and authenticity checks.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
Maine
Cledo
Ohio
F.J. Cheney & Co
Pioneer sheep raiser Nat Webb returns from ranches
Uncle Nat Webb, a pioneer in sheep raising, reports from the or ae country that his bands increased an average of 95 percent this season. One ewe band of 1500 head gained 1600 living lambs. In Heppner district about 75,000 head of lambs were sold to eastern buyers at about 50 cents per head, higher than last year, while this season's yearlings averaged a higher price than the $2.50 level after shearing.
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Nat Webb
Walla Walla
Mr. Webb
Heppner
Brine
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Advertised for Skin Ailments
An old advertisement promises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve heals itching and burning eczema and skin sores. It claims to stop inflammation and healing without scarring, praising its cleanliness fragrance and low price at Tailman & Co.
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Bucklen
Tailman & Co
Martins Store Showcases Low Prices and Imported Cheese
Local grocer Martin emphasizes unbeatable prices on groceries and a clean selection. He now offers a special line of imported limburger cheese and smoked whitefish herrings from the East. The bakery department is praised as the best in the city.
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Martin
East Oregonian notices bargain medical pills and rooms
A fragment notes Dr. King's New Life pills claimed to purge poisons from bowels and ease bilious symptoms. It advertises rooms with hot and cold water in the East Oregonien building for $11 a month during the opener.
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East Oregonien
East Oregonian Oe
Man Claiming Divine Command Jumps From Train
Joseph Kelsh an insane man, confined in the county jail after slipping from attendants while en route to Blackfoot asylum. He claimed God told him to jump from a train near Wallula, leaping outward at high speed and becoming disoriented about his location. Aial authorities traced his identity to Idaho and then to the asylum, which transported him away early this morning.
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Idaho
Blackfoot
Joseph Keleh
Pendleton
Helix
Kel
Sheriff's Office
Joseph Kelah
Asylum For the
Kelsh
Kellsh
Wallula
Pendleton Varsity Triumphs 5 2 In Friendly Heppner Game
The Heppner Times lauds Pendleton for a graceful 5 to 2 win on Tuesday June 11 praising the game as the prettiest display of baseball seen in Morrow county. It notes Pendleton’s gentlemen players and cordial rivalry with Heppner highlighting mutual sportsmanship and strong plays by Chapler and the Pendleton team.
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Heppner Times
Pendleton
Morrow County
Oregon
Heppner
Aoyone
Chapler
Pendleton Boys
Newbro’s Herpicide Promises Dandruff Eradication
A health notice explains hair loss stems from dandruff caused by a pentiferous parasite burrowing into the scalp sheath. It warns that untreated dandruff leads to thinning and baldness. The article credits Newbro’s Herpicide as a remedy that kills the germ and makes hair glossy and silk.
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Newbro
Pendleton Nine Falls In Walla Walla Tilt 10 to 9
Pendleton club and supporters returned from Walla Walla after a near miss in a one sided game that saw Walla Walla score 10 and Pendleton 9. Seven Pendleton errors and five by Walla Walla marked the fielding, with Hartman ruled out at home amid disputed play. Thompson of Whitman College homered to bring in Captain Buchet, the game’s only earned runs.
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Pendleton Baseball Club
Rooters
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Hartman
Wanity
Walla
Thompson
Whitman College
Buchet
Rootera
Le Grande Committee Visits for Fourth of July Indian Dance
Gilbert Minthorp son of the late Black Hawk met with the committee in town to discuss the forthcoming Indian dance. He claimed Joshua’s religious scruples were unfounded and that the braves would perform a genuine old-time war dance. He argued more funding would be provided for the Grande Ronde event.
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le Grande
Gilbert Minthorp
Black Hawk
la Grande Chronicle
Joshua
Gilbert
Food and drink provisions for visiting braves at Meacham
A report describes arrangements to transport and guard visiting chiefs via train under police supervision. The committee plans to serve beer only out of sight and provide dinner, while avoiding visible alcoholic drinks. The text also includes an ad-like claim for Kodol Dyspepsia Care by H B Pitts from Arlington, Texas.
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Tion
Meacham Kamela
Hilgard
Perry
Pitts Arlington
Tex
Tallman & Co
Pioneers of the Pacific seek record after two $1000 claims
Max Morehead of the Pioneers of the Pacific sent two drafts on Tuesday June 18 for 1000 each to Boise Idaho and Helena Montana. The sires involve Oden Athey and Lioble Blanchard as beneficiaries with claims tied to a late father J Athey and Hiram Blanchard.
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Max Morehead
Supreme G
The
Pioneers of the Pacific
Boise
Idaho
Helena
Mont
Picaners of the Pacific
Seach Ae
Fall a Wall a fruit outlook notes limited crop damage
A Walla Walla Union summary reports fruit conditions with apples largely undamaged and promising a sizable peach crop in some areas. Frost and borers harm peaches and many young cherry trees, while strawberries are scarce though raspberries and blackberries are in good shape. The piece warns moisture curbed some damage and forecasts more updates.
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Walla Walla Union
Roy
50 Boys Suits Offered At Half Price
Local retailer announces half price sale on 50 boys suits to clear stock. Customers can select from a range of sizes and styles with discounts applying at checkout during the promotion.
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