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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1901
Page
3
Efforts will be made to have some drivers at the Tuesday market fair to meet the needs of buyers. The note acknowledges not all drivers are in shape to attend but aims to accommodate interested buyers.
October 5, 1901 notes a forthcoming market day and monthly fair in Pondie with promises of cows hogs and farm produce. Buyers from Seattle Walla Walla and local horsemen will attend. builders grocers and merchants plan to promote prices and trade while farmers adjust to the new supply and demand.
Women who beautify others praise Herpicide based on letters from two beauty professionals. Signs from Complexion Specialist TRULLINGER of Morrison Street Portland and Grace Dodge Beauty Doctor of Sixth Street Portland attest the product stops hair loss and clears the scalp of dandruff after one bottle.
Notice from Pendleton Oregon of October 3 1901 states the common council ordered Webb street from Clay street east line to Oak street be graded with gravel or crushed rock at the cost assessed to abutting property. Remonstrances must be filed with the city recorder within ten days of the notice. Attest Recorder J F Beam.
A vintage advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy taken internally to reach the blood and mucous membranes. It offers a one hundred dollar reward for proof it cures, and directs readers to F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio for addresses and pills.
Sompter Transportation announces sale or sale terms including stock vehicles equipment and government mail contracts. Terms set at 1000 cash with the balance drawn from receipts tied to government contracts as earned. Rare unity noted. Oregon based.
A Armonk New York household credits Dr King’s New Discovery for averting a fatal whooping cough and bronchitis attack. The niece with consumption also recovered, and the letter promises the remedy as infallible for coughs and colds, noting free trial bottles offered by Talman & Co.
Public note from BLOAN stating that all persons knowing themselves indebted to me will set tle. Mentions cough and cold remedy Laxative Bromo Quinine Teblote with care guidance and no cure, no pay. Price four counts.
County Superintendent J F Nowlin announces October apportionment totaling 18 723 dollars for 6241 school children across Cmatilla County. State funds 1 25 per child and county funds 1 75 per child provide the total, as Nowlin visits districts and lists numerous local schools and officials.
A chaotic notice reports a divorce decree for Edward H Orcutt and Lora Orcutt and a newly filed marriage between Richard M Palmer and Lora Crecatt. The piece questions legality of a divorced person remarrying within state law and cites Washington six month and state void rules. It notes Palmer secured a Pendleton license, the ceremony by Rev Breen and the couple’s departure to reside near Walla Walla. The article blends legal doubt with sensational detail about two marriages amid unsettled local gossip.
The Statesman reports a woman accused of contempt of court faces potential punishment. She allegedly defied proceedings by feeding inmates and interfering with court authority. Judge Thomas H. Brente in Walla Walla County Superior Court may be asked to show cause why she should not be punished, with County Attorney Oscarin invoking contempt upon the judge’s return from North Yakima.
The Turkish government resumes payment on our claim after warnings of disaster. An accompanying notice touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy for weak stomachs, liver and bowel issues, claiming it strengthens digestion and cures indigestion and related symptoms.
A harsh critique of patent medicines urging new legislation against dangerous ignorance in sickness. The piece extols Paine's celery compound as a non patent remedy endorsed by physicians, asserting it restores nerves, aids digestion, and improves blood flow, contrasting with other cures.
Fraser theatre manager James Welch lists October engagements including Under Two Flags and Haverly's Minstrels while noting the death of founder Jack Haverly in Salt Lake. The piece reviews past tours, the strain of repeating attractions, and Haverly’s dramatic rise from a news dealer to a theatre magnate and gambler with a string of minstrel outfits.
Fragmented OCR yields unclear names and places. The snippet mentions individuals and locations but lacks coherent events or dates. The item appears to reference a dispute or confrontation tied to a motel, with multiple garbled names signaling involved parties.
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