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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1900
Page
3
A chaotic scene described with mixed reports from Irish Duke forces near Cregonany and North Tutailla. Protests, crowds, and remarks about relief measures amid international commentary fill the page, along with local crime notes and a cosmetic sales plug.
In Alla Oregon on April 30 a work crew advances toward completing the sawmill near town with plans to be running within seven days. Henry Morale, a mill investor, buys a house and will move his family. Alba residents plan a Fourth of July celebration featuring a horse race and a prize fat. The town touts its local half mile track as among the best. E Hoover buys four horses from Lira to support ranching. Pendleton visitor Henry Thompson Godeon spends a day in town. Beef markets look ahead as ranges prove strong and shipment begins early. Mies Rose Smith from Cooper Creek visits while Mack Stovker returns from Butter Creek. Snowflake.
An advertisement for Karl's Clover Root Tea claims it beautifies the face and complexion and assures perfect health. It notes availability at druggists for 24 cents and 50 cents with a money refund offer.
April weather data shows maximum 84 degrees on the 3rd and minimum 28, average 64, mean max 68.7, total precipitation 1.72 inches. Daily notes record 55 rainfall hours in 24 hours, 13th, and 175 partly cloudy to clear days with light winds from the west.
An ad offers a blood partner and theme builder tied to Karl's Clover Pot Tea with a 50 year guarantee. It promises money refunded if results are not satisfactory and lists a price of 25 cents. Tallon is mentioned in connection with the offer.
A 15 year old boy from Weston fell on level ground when turning to answer a call and broke his thigh bone. The lad, son of Mr and Mrs W Graham, had recently undergone an appendicitis operation at Walla Walla Hospital but did not recover.
Price and availability details for Banner Salve touted as a great healer for cuts wounds sores piles and all skin dina at Pioneer Drug Store. The ad emphasizes guaranteed relief and positions the product as a trusted remedy.
E Boettcher of Chicago tells the East Oregonian that Wyoming and quarantine laws push sheep to be moved by rail rather than driven. He notes land leases and corporate control block ranges, ending long trailing to the east, with his Pendleton stay and plans to return to Chicago in May.
An ad touts Dr King’s Sew Life Pill as a safe cure for stomach liver kidneys and bowels. The copy claims the product relieves “constipation” connected to a severe disorder and urges purchase at Tallman & Co. Drug Store for 26 cents.
Lawton sees a wave of construction as men in various trades ply their crafts. Democratic candidate A D Stillman notes regional growth while investors and visitors like J C Robbing and Roy Miller boost district interests. Allen of Pendleton buys Spokane avenue corner for a large business house as Cougar mine prospects draw attention. J Wer Larkin hosts visitors and cyanide plant work continues with a 260 ton capacity claim.
A vintage ad asserts a cure for coughs, hooping cough, croup, and pertussis with a money back guarantee. It touts no equal remedy and prices the bottle at $1 with Tallman & Co as sellers, dated October 26.
Mr Wolverton and Mrs Wolverton visited the Ukiah ranch of Mr and Mrs E B Gambroe before returning to New York. The pair were guests at the Hotel Pendleton after traveling from Camas Prairie.
Mr. Wolverton extols Camas valley Camas Prairie in Oregon as a superb climate and scenery. He describes mountain altitude bright skies and invigorating air, calling the region the Italy of Oregon and a varied paradise for residents and visitors alike.
Readable entries list numerous individuals with locations including Portland Salem Spokane and San Francisco along with several surnames and affiliations. The scattered names suggest a social or business directory style notice featuring residents and visitors across multiple western cities.
The Pioneer's Association of Umatilla county will hold its annual session in Weston from May 31 to June 2. The final day will be devoted to politics with prominent speakers from the prohibition, Democrat, and Republican camps. Hall of Weston is assisting with arrangements and Pendleton attendees are urged to join.
An 19th century advertisement touts Caterch Cure claimed to treat catarrh by internal use and direct application. It lists testimonials and a Toledo Ohio address for J Cheney. The copy asserts success and provides a call to action for readers to try the remedy.
An old notice from a Pioneer Drug Store lists prices for ranch and farm produce and touts Foley's Honey and Tar as the cure for grippe. The fragmentary ad mentions various items and prices, ending with a generic claim of healing strength.
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