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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1901
Page
3
A brief note notes a display setup in the north window of IE Aver Bros Dry Goods Co. Likely an inventory or promotional showcase described in a disconnected sentence fragment. No further details available.
An Idaho legislative bill proposes a state library extension and traveling library commission to support free traveling libraries, public school libraries, and local libraries. It details funding, duties, and annual reporting, noting women’s groups have led traveling library efforts and that commissioners receive only travel expenses.
An advertisement claims Slilah's cough and consumption remedy can cure the disease if taken early. It promises refunds if no effect and lists early dose options like 25 and 50 units, attributed to Tall man & Co leading druggists.
James York returns to Haber City from a trip east with a car of lorsen. He traveled as far south as Mempiv Tennessee and warned against overpricing. He says the bottom has come out of the market and advises against joining that secthem.
Buckeye Arnica Salve fully cures seed par from ocorne sould and bruises, scalds, burns, boils, and sores. Acte ice magic on praine and saree claims healing power with care guaranteed by Tallman & Co.
The Oregon Legislature enacted a law authorizing annual appropriations to the Oregon Historical Society for collecting and preserving historical literature. The act sets up quarterly warrants from the secretary of state and fixes 1901 1902 printing funds as part of the grant, effective upon the governor’s approval. The taxation amendment follows, changing property tax rules for personal property and machinery with emergency clause in force after governor approval.
A wealthy man vows to dedicate nearly his entire fortune to philanthropy sparking debate on whether such philanthropy is the best path. The note praises the act while noting other charities perform substantial good and cites Mostotter's Stomach Bitters as a traditional remedy for digestion and health, urging readers to purchase with a private revenue stamp.
Promotion for The Eleventh Hour at Fraser Opera House on Tuesday March 5 features Lincoln J. Carters latest comedy drama. The promotion promises a thoroughly interesting story with pathos and comedy and a costly final stage setting by traveling company star Karl Ganiner.
Charlee H. Boyle headlines a farce comedy at Frazer opera house Thursday March 7. Boyle reputedly the funniest comedian on the American stage, performs in character sketches and impersonations of noted actors. The feature is The Star Boarder with other attractions including Mrs King’s New Life Pills touting remedies for liver biliousness fever and malaria.
A Pendleton party of five from the Sportsmen's Association joins shooters from Salem Astoria Portland The Dalles and others for the state individual championship on Columbia Slough starting Sunday morning. Nearly 40 entrants pay 10 each to compete and share prize money with top honors going to the heat cap and entrance fund.
The advertisement promotes Walts Cattarh Cure as the sole positive remedy for a supposed universal disease. It asserts the product cleanses the blood and mucous membranes, strengthens the system, and offers a free trial bottle, with instructions to send for testimonials and a list of nostrums.
February wheat exports from Portland topped one million bushels while flour shipments to the Orient South America and San Francisco were sizable pushing the month’s total to about 1.57 million bushels. The figures mark a high but below expectations due to unusual delays en route to the port.
A period advertisement touts Shiloh's Conmotion cure for coughs with a money back guarantee. It promises two thirds of the bottle for initial relief and returns if not benefited. Sold by Tallman & Co. druggists at $1 per bottle.
A humorous Salem account recalls house bill No. 14 and a later “no trouble” bill 104. Lawmakers once joked that a fake brace bill was introduced to energize the weary session, with references to bill 161 for a drink and a ritual of consulting engrossed copies with margins and amendments.
Umatilla County's livestock report shows 207 600 sheep, with 217 000 counted as county sheep kept by nonresidents. A year ago 160 000 sheep were owned locally, while Eastern buyers sent inquiries and purchased about 20 000 in spring, shipping to Montana and the Dakotas.
The piece notes Swaegert’s fatigue with Poland China hogs and rising farmer interest as Athena Prom. Swaggart’s herd leads with top stock. Spire reports 1500 dollars in hog sales and wheat yields around 0.15 per bushel, reflecting a cautious market shift.
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