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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1903
Page
7
The text explains that no customer is held responsible beyond the margin they place on a trade. A one cent per bushel margin is required for grain and $2 per share for stocks. An eighth cent per bushel commission is charged on grain and a quarter percent on stocks.
Ridge and vicinity report wide livestock movement and health concerns. Cattle and lamb losses blamed on poison weed, with many herd movements between Coombs Canyon Alba Pilot Rock and Nye. Local residents including Frank Plant, George Latimer, Henry Schmidt and others transact business, plant gardens, and relocate livestock amid a season of unsettled ranges.
An old fashion feature touts powdered wigs as a gentlemanly enhancer and urges the revival of hair growth using Herpicide. The ad claims it stimulates hair growth and removes hair loss effects, selling through druggists and with Detroit, Michigan as a point of sale.
United States Commissioner Charles A. Coe has accepted homestead applications from 38 people since the start of the year in Northern Grant County. He has also taken several timber land applications in the region near Long Creek Hangar.
A shifted text warns against catarrh remedies containing mercury noting dangerous health effects. It condemns preparations by Fd Cheney & Co and Fd Chauwy & Co and urges patients to avoid mercury based products. The piece mentions Toledo and local drug sellers and ends with a general reflection on educated duties.
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