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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1901
Page
3
Leaver Brothers Dry Goods Co operates the cash store as a local merchant. The brief note highlights the business presence in the town and its role in daily commerce, reflecting the era's retail landscape and community shopping habits.
Long Creek area sees rapid settlement under homestead laws with cattle ranges shrinking. Ranchers like Robardy and others report rising filings, while carriers move stock to Pendleton markets and local physicians tout remedies amid this frontier expansion.
Fragmentary text indicates a theme or offer involving ten sets priced at four dollars each and twelve pieces at three dollars fifty cents, with names like Alexander referenced. The readable content is unclear and may relate to merchandise or a sale notice.
The ad touts Bucklen’s Arnica Balm as a universal cure for ulcers, carbuncles, pimples, and felons with claims of rapid healing. It promotes its use for various skin conditions and promises permanent results, priced at cents and available from Tallman & Co. and Ely Brothers in New York.
A nineteenth century account recalls the Whitman mission near Walla Walla, Marcus Whitman, Elkanah Walker, and Mary Richardson. Cyrus Walker, born at the mission in 1847, shares memories of early travels, the Indian peril, and the 1847 massacre that shaped Oregon history.
A small new MOSIMNE damask napkin 24x24 inch bleached in Latin damask pattern offered as extra fine double damask with choice designs. Pricing noted as 2.75.
A long obituary recounts Cyrus Walker a sturdy Oregon pioneer born near Walla Walla who helped a boy named Cyrus and later farmed in Umatilla County while serving in the Oregon Infantry. He lived in Albany and was active in Congregationalist church the Oregon natives and the Grand Army of the Republic.
A Civil War veteran William Avustin of Winehonter Indiana relates his wife’s illness and swift recovery using Dr King’s New Life Pills, praising their health benefits. The testimonial urges readers to try the medicine at Tallman & Coe drug store.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Pilipinon shipments to Hawaii, Pacific trade increases, a New York judge ruling on CamModoree insurance, and a price per yard for coal. It also references the Keeky mountains region and a proposed expedition or route 110 miles long between northern Daha and Cam Adice Pavitle Ray.
A testimonial advertisement claims Nau's Dyspepsia Care cured Nau's sufferers. J M Church of LaGrande says he survived twenty years thanks to the remedy. Nathan Falk of Boise attests relief and cure. Sold by Talimas & Co or Frank Naw at Portland Hotel Pharmacy. Price 16 dollars per bottle or six for five dollars, express prepaid.
A Winchester Kentucky mother reports her daughter suffered severe croup and hoarseness until a dose of One Minute Cough Cure relieved the symptoms and left no sign of croup by the next morning. The testimonial is attributed to C George with Tallman & Co and Brock & McComas involved.
Head Consul Falkenburg will pay an official visit to Pendleton on December with all members of the Pendleton Camp urged to attend Thursday evening November tith to meet and welcome the head consul by order J P Waliner Clerk
James A. Howard offers 360 acres of wheat land ten miles northeast of Pendleton, plus 160 acres south of Pendleton and 465 acres near Milton with irrigation and bearing fruit trees. Eight Pendleton lots at $100 each, 120 acres on McKay Creek, and 20 acres bottom land under irrigation. Purchases: cash or trade for equal land value, terms at 6 4 percent interest, four miles from Pendleton, multiple tracts described.
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