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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1901
Page
4
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In scattered items from the East Oregonian building and nearby shops, Cleaver Brothers advertise dry goods and clothing at Demott's and LeRoy's vendors sell wares from wallpaper to hats. A notice reports Thomas Taylor dies at his Lostine home aged about 70, a Lincoln guard among those who watched over Lincoln’s coffins.
Observations include job wanted notices at Fotcher's and Hanley's, a tea culture effort in Oregon, and deaths and fires. F. Daniel of Linn County dies at home in Boe aged 80, with survivors and funeral details. Multiple ads promote furniture, clothing, and medicines while weather and industry notes appear amid scattered names and places across the region.
The Athena election resulted in W. J. Wilkinson winning the mayoral race by a four vote margin amid light campaigning and limited debate. Five trustees were elected from seven candidates. margins varied with Barrett, Brown, Henry, Keen, Mulphead, Hayes, and Mettide among the contenders for other offices. Obergarn and Smith faced opposition but were likely chosen as treasurer and treasurer alternate respectively.
A local council in Pendleton discusses health claims and manufacturing details for a tonic sold by Nek & McConialne. The column notes the remedy’s allegedly preventive effects and cites Dr. Lowe’s warnings about adulterated potions.
Pleasant View reports warmer spring weather aiding farm work after a slow period. Wheat outlook is mixed, with some fields responding to milder conditions while others lag. Locals James Lelman and families visit, and residents discuss cattle movements, schooling, and regional news including political chatter from Pendleton Tribune.
Delegates at the convention discuss the care of wool and methods for treating health issues in sheep. Aimed at improving flock welfare and product quality, they consider best practices and share views on remedies and husbandry.
Local notices invite readers to spring millinery displays with dates and venues in Portland at 141 Thint Street and Pendleton hotel events. The items advertise samples, invites for ladies to attend, and mention promotional promises tied to exhibitions and fashion goods.
A large parade of draft animals is planned with photographers documenting exhibitors. Delegates from nearby towns gather in Wilmington for a May event as owners prepare to showcase prized stock, including pedigreed colts and cart horses. The schedule outlines entry books, horse owners, and judging plans, with Pendleton expected to display notable entries and the town set to host a responsive review of animals owned locally and countywide.
A report discusses inspection staffing and dipping practices for sheep in several states. Federal and state inspectors coordinate on quarantine, treatment, and cleanliness during interstate shipments, with concerns raised over enforcement and price effects. Recommendations emphasize harmony, compulsory treatment, and careful dipping timing to protect flocks.
Julius Friendly commercial traveler sues Sam Howard in Portland for 250 damages alleging barber’s itch from an employe’s careless shaving at Howard’s shop. He says two spots appeared on February 14 and worsened requiring more shaves before filing suit.
Government inspector Dr Geo Hickox spoke at a convention on agriculture policy. The speech outlined a plan tied to national animal industry aims and farm bureau procedures, with further discussion scheduled in the afternoon session.
Fragmented OCR summary lists names and roles of community figures and events across Portland and nearby areas. Mentions include Mire Hose Comylet, J. Wilkineon, Anne Weight, Robert FP, and other residents. references to meetings, arrivals, and travel, with many garbled phrases and unclear activities.
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