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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1901
Page
3
The Pendleton Salvation Army notes financial results from a recent harvest festival with detailed receipts and expenditures. Local society activity includes donations, card collections, and support for veterans, with multiple small sums contributing to a total reported as a modest figure.
F J Green of Lancaster New Hampshire cites years of indigestion and nervous debility resolved by Electric Bitters in a testimonial that also praises the tonic for his wife’s health. The Tallman Co advertises the remedy at 60 cents with guaranteed satisfaction.
Notice to holders of all warrants issued by School District No 16 Umatilla County up to No 1069 will be paid at Pendleton Savings Bank Pendleton Oregon. Interest ceases from this date. Dated October 12 100). Bell Bishop Clerk.
Local advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh. The sales pitch promises internal use to purify blood and mucous membranes and offers one hundred dollars for any uncured case. F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio publish and back the claim.
Advert promotes Laxative Brome Q Quinto Tablets as a quick cure for a cold with a money back refund offer and signatures on each box.
Senator J N Williamson of Prineville posts a public statement denying any bid for governor or a seat in the second district congress. He clarifies he seeks only the secretary of state post and has not authorized any other candidacy. The piece outlines potential political maneuvers around Dunbar Fulton Mitchell and party factions in Oregon.
The Athens Press notes Jim Maloney will leave public service in Umatilla County and praises his honesty and goals. Charles Marsh remains in the recorder’s office. W H Fowler becomes a deputy under Maloney paid by him, to assume duties at Pendleton Savings Bank.
The article notes George Washington hid a dark hair queue and laments thinning hair. It promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the cure, claiming dandruff is a germ disease and that eradicating the germ removes the hair loss effect. No other product is urged as effective.
Manager Baker booked the Hal Reid play for Pendleton after seeing its Portland run. The rural drama portrays simple country life with honest folk at its core. Elaborate scenery and a bright comic touch aim to entertain all with a wholesome ending.
McCullough, 70, was struck with a crutch and kicked in the face by Kilkenny men on a street meeting. Marshal Thornton and companions intervened as blows flown for minutes. McCullough suffered severe facial injuries. The offenders appeared before a justice court and were fined $100 apiece.
Transfers filed show four sales totaling 20 500. Smith A Alloway and Georgia Alloway sell to Susan A Adams parts of section 3 near Milton for 4500. Nellie L Biggs and Vergil C Kings sell 1 acre in section 25 for 1000. FW Vanderahe buys 681R acres near Milton on the Walla Walla river for 12000. Elizabeth Hopson sells to FO W Vonderahe portions of section 7 for 4400.
A list of guests arriving at Hotel Pendleton includes W F Kurtz from Portland Nobert Makin from Union and many others from cities such as Chicago North Yakima Park St Lawrence Astoria Portland Athens and Spokane Names include D J Viniondon A Petersen T Kordstrom G Younsman W Coman Stevens Willer Teel and Andrew Wylander The note reads like a hotel register with numerous travelers from multiple states and regions.
James A Howard offers 800 acres of wheat land north of Pendleton with 400 in summer fallow and sown to wheat. Includes a good dwelling, barn, wells and water. 160 acres south of Pendleton priced at 800. 46 acres of fruit and garden land near Milton with bearing trees and alfalfa. irrigation on all. Also 120 acres on McKay Creek and 20 acres bottom land under irrigation. 560 acres of good wheat land in one body four miles from Pendleton. Terms half cash, balance on time at 6 percent interest.
Dr Vaughan reports an Irish brawl in Heppner last Friday evening as observers recount a feud between Tom McCullough and William Hughes. Dr B F Veamhen of Heppner, registered at Pendleton, witnessed the event along with two Milcoanex brothers from a nearby ranch.
A San Francisco business party paid 112 000 for a Bright's Disease and Diabetes treatment claimed to help incurables. The purchase funded a months long study begun Nov. 1. After testing on patients and consulting physicians, about 87 percent showed improvement with 13 percent failures. Details and reports were mailed free on request from the Joux J. Fiton Company in San Francisco.
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