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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1900
Page
3
In Oregonway the area notes only minor damage while conditions improve for farmers stockmen and sheepmen. Elation grows among the Pilot Hock neighbors as the season outlook remains favorable for crops livestock and grazing.
The article reports Pat a, the Canadian cattle magnate, traveling from Calgara Alberta to Dawson City to oversee cattle operations. It notes large cattle holdings, potential overstock risks, and a dull market with high supply and falling prices affecting northern shipments and regional trade.
The fragment describes a Manchester resident recounting a near fatal lung illness that allegedly improved with a patent remedy from a company offering trial bottles. The text suggests dramatic prior suffering and a claim of complete recovery using the product.
Mr. Smith reports Umatilla county sheep are out on spring ranges in good condition though wool weight is down from winter. He notes improved fleece quality and a potential historic wool clip, with expectations of strong prices once stored with large local holdings amid some cold weather damage in the area.
A lasting Cas signature named Castorta bears the mark as a trusted emblem in use for over thirty years, noted with reference to Piercum and the longtime appeal of The Kind You Have Always Sought.
The Heppner Gazette reports that Piet Joubert, the South African general, visited the Heppner area in 1870 as part of a French heritage note and again in 1908 as a Transvaal representative at the World’s Fair in Chicago. The tale includes playful claims of prairie chicken shooting and colorful local color from editor Rex.
A fragment notes a tonic named Karl's Clover Root Ten Acte that claims to improve digestion, liver and bowel function, with touted effects on bowels liver and kidneys. It mentions price "cante and 80 cante" and Brock & McComns as suppliers.
The Pendleton fire committee set a bid receival at the recorder's office at 6 PM in March 2019 for the construction of four houses per plans and applications prepared by T. F. Howard. Documents may be viewed at the ward recorder's office under chairman C. A. Frazier.
The article touts Shilohs Cough and Consumption Cure as a proven preventive, while noting Dr J H Fell of John Day organized a Portland connected mining company. The group bought a quartz mine from tran omter of John Day and plans development work on the property.
Muddy complexions and nausea from chronic constipation are described as relieved by Karl's Clover Root Ten. The ad claims a fifty year sale history and lists a price of 25e. Broek g McCoume is named as seller.
Notice warns bicyclists to stay off sidewalks as the ordinance will be enforced. Includes signature J. M. Heathman Maternal and an advertisement for DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve by Tallman & Co. druggists with cautions about counterfeit products.
Property for sale in a nice location listing a seven room house and three lots. Inquiries directed to Oliver & Co. grocers on Main Street Pendleton Oregon. Also mentions M B Smith of Butternut Michigan and DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a remedy.
George Linener, a Willow Springs farmer, reports cattle held over winter with low costs and predicts a possible beef price rise soon. He notes excellent winter forage, high market interest, and many buyers offering 44 cents, yet few sales as stock remains to drive out onto the range.
An advertisement-style notice credits a blue cream balm with curing entarrh loss of taste and smell. It notes relief after first use and praises nonirritating properties. Sold at 50 cents by Ely Brothers in New York and through local contacts.
A. W. Frost of Boise valley Idaho has been in eastern Oregon seeking beef cattle. After a week he reports stockmen refuse to sell regardless of price, asserting many cattle were bought last fall and beef is scarce. He plans to move toward Mountington to find shipment potential.
A Toledo firm promising a hundred dollar reward seeks anyone who can prove an incurable mepastic condition. The notice asserts Henry & Co. of Toledo endorse the claim and vouches for PF J Chethirye as trustworthy to fulfill obligations.
Ed Brehm and Boster Sawmill at Alba Oregon report mill machinery expected to arrive in Pendleton late this week to be set up at the timber location with teams to haul it. Milton Ruswell holds the log contract for the mill. All cattle graze on ranges while the grass remains scarce as crews settle in. Delia Minke from Minnesota returns for good after a decade, and Ray Connell reports a seven polecat den captured last week before plans to relocate by July.
Local chatter notes Rev. E. Green may seek county recorder nomination. Farmers report grain yields improving and wheat sales slow as harvests ease into a quiet period. Athena continues steady within the county as activity waits on surplus disposal.
Reports say a new El Dorado lure attracts thousands to Nome City Beach Alaska risking health breaks. The warning urges guarding health with Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters to regulate bowels, stimulate the liver and kidneys, and cure indigestion and malaria like ailments. The tonic is touted as narcotic free and seasonally protective.
The Central Navigation and Construction Co. employs 300 men and 160 horses near The Dalles and plans to run boats and trains to open Paul Mohr's road on the Washington side of the Columbia. Contracts total about 700,000 with payouts around 40,000 monthly. The aim is to challenge the O R R N Co in Inland Empire traffic via branch lines and wagon roads from the river.
J H Townsend national committeeman for Oregon returns to Dallas and says business is good but opposition to the administration. He notes many prominent men may not be as respected as Westerners were told. Jackson county Republicans set a county convention for March 31 and primaries on April 4 with roughly 120 delegates planned.
A list of names and origins appears for arrivals at Hotel Pendleton including Harrison, ED McChure, Porthan, W T Corey, pkane, Cone, Spokane Lew Spokin CA Barrett Athena Ad Mall Spokane F BG Newall Spokane OH Holcomba Seattle BI Prowl Walla Walla CA Gamer Portland JF Krepe Walla Walla John Henry Jones Athena J J Cooke Oregon City Wm Maher Portland W W Bmith W V McMillian Salem D L Frister.
The article notes England imported meat worth 1800 million and grain products valued at 225 million. The United States supplied about 60 percent, with 225 million of fondetufla. Live animal imports included 670 thousand cattle and 44 thousand sheep, of which U S sources accounted for 30 million cattle valued at 24.215 million and 14 thousand sheep valued at 702 thousand. It also cites dyspepsia treatments and transportation routes by rail and water.
Property listing notes a cottage for sale on lot 14 in block 204 with owner Pendleton Richard L lambrecht referenced. details sparse.
O A Barrett meat merchant and T J Kirk farmer from Athena were seen in Pendleton at the Hotel Pendleton. Barrett said he may seek the Republican nomination for county clerk and Kirk hinted at a possible run for the legislature though he offered no firm statement.
Winston Churchill in South Africa describes the prelude to Spionkop as lackluster and distant with scattered troops and concealed movements. He notes the lack of spectacle despite a great infantry surge that advances then collapses, while observers cheer valiant but unequal infantry in a muted engagement.
Dr D B Cargile of Washita and J T Hewelen report four bottles of Electric Bittera cured Mrs Brewer of scrofula after years of sores eluding doctors. They claim electric Bitters purify blood and treat eczema and ulcers, boosting liver and kidney function. Sold by Tallman & Co at 60c with guarantee.
Local store advertises a 40 day cash sale with carpets sewing tonchinos lace curtains voriiers and sofa pillows at very cheap prices. Wallpaper half price and remnants sold at low rates. Opportunity of a lifetime claimed.
The notice argues eczema is a blood-borne disease not cured by skin remedies. It claims doctors fail to cure and mineral mixtures harm the constitution, while Swift's Specific is presented as the only internal treatment to reach deep-seated disease.
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