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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1901
Page
3
A brief local note describes configuring a storefront display in the north window of Leaver Bros Dry Goods Co. The item outlines setup steps and aims to attract foot traffic to the merchandise showcased.
Daily market summaries from Pendleton Mills and regional fairs report grain and livestock prices, wool assessments, and cattle trading with figures for prime to medium stock and feeders. Local notices include a rabbit drive near Umatilla and medical ad copy for Dr King’s New Discovery and Karl’s Clover Root Tea.
Help wanted for horses weighing 110 pounds or more, aged 4 to 8 years, in good condition with wooden blocky harnesses. Barn opposite city jail. Contact WAYES and 50N for details.
An old advertisement claims Moat hair preparations irritate the scalp and introduce a dandruff germ. It asserts that only Newbro's Herpicide destroys dandruff, stops itching instantly, prevents hair loss, and promotes luxuriant growth.
A fragmented OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and cities including Tacoma Portland Spokane Baker City Salem Le Grande and Washington DC. The questionable string shows multiple personal names with little context or event information, suggesting a directory or notice snippet with no clear single news item.
At a convention, Douglas Belts urged forming a Washington lobby to push a law requiring plain stamping of wool goods with shoddy content. Tallying remarks on Peruvian cotton competing with wool, the discussion stressed genuine wool integrity and industry pressure to curb deceptive practices.
Prof H F French of the University of Idaho discusses lamb feeding for market quality. He urges balanced grain and forage, notes roots more valuable than corn silage, and cites an Idaho station trial comparing Shropshire and Oxford Down lambs with detailed ration math and outcomes.
C Lb. Smith of Minnesota addressed wool convention delegates on building attractive homes as bright spots for families. He urged comfort for hired workers and practical meals, sharing humorous stories with lessons on kindness, religion, and good books to inspire better domestic life. George Haigh entertained with violin, while Mrs. N. Halew served as accompanist.
Secretary J W Bailey reported at the convention on four years of the associations growth. Resolutions opposed public range leakage and were sent to Congress. Utah and Wyoming delegates were admitted after constitutional changes, expanding the association to Oregon Washington Idaho Utah Wyoming and Montana with vast sheep numbers.
An advertisement touts Shiloh's Consumption Cure as a universal remedy that cures coughs and colds instantly and promises decades of efficacy. It asserts it has saved hundreds of thousands of lives and urges readers to try it, with references to distribution by Calimagd & 1s and other unclear details.
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