Local Improvements Highlight Fall Work and Seeding Progress
The town reports heavy rains, improved Main Street rock work, and better road conditions south of town. Farmers seed summer ground as drought eases, buyers slow to purchase wheat, and prices stall. Pendleton notes include Keller resting after large contracts, cashier E L Barnett vacationing, and social events with Haverley's Minstrels.
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Mao
Pendleton
E. L. Barnett
First National Bank of Athena
Willamette Valley
Mise Caasie Head
Mise Effie Neilwan
Fred Fischer
Haverley
Excelisior Temple
Rathbone Sieters
Hiram Henry
J. & Henry
W. FE. Bond
Walla Walla
Wty One From Our Well Assorted Stock
A local store highlights a single item from its varied stock described as up to date. The note emphasizes availability and current selection for shoppers seeking novelty and reliability.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted in Local Notice
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy for catarrh. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, offering one hundred dollars for any cure failure and inviting testimonials from readers. Addressed to Druggists and the public, Toledo Ohio, by F J Cheney & Co.
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Hall
F. J, Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Arrivals at Hotel Pendleton
A list of guests checking in includes Irving L. Deputy from St. Paul and K Anderson from St. Louis with D W Campbell Tekoa and G W Harris of Portland. Others are Andrew Nylander in Portland Horace Richards and Louise Garat in Becker W G Armstrong from Seattle Mre B Walton in Portland M Pope in Forest Grove T W Jackson with wife and son in Portland plus J Burns Fowler W H Lever from Spokane A L Bernard KK B May GT Williams E K Waterman RK Horrie from Spokane George Stevens Jack Doris in San Francisco T Doris in San Francisco George J Goran from Detroit Mrs J Van Wilson and Mrs J N Gulliford from Ontario Monte H Gwinn from Boise.
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Portland
W. H. Lever
Spokane
A. L. Bernard
B. May
GT Williame
E. O. Waterman
RK. Horrie
George Stevens
Jack Doris
San
Dr Kings New Discovery Heals Coughs And Consumption
Mrs Chas Applegate of Alexandria Indiana writes that Dr Kings New Discovery cured her severe cough and consumption after other medicines failed. She claims a gain of 58 pounds and relief from coughing blood, with bottles priced 50 cents and 1.00. Free trial at Tallman & Co's drug store.
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Mre
Chas
Applegate
Alexandria
Ind
Dr. Kings
Tallman & Co
Local Groceries and Health Remedy Ad Copy
A Pudgy list notes sauerkraut pine meat honey bulks squashes for pies and baking vermicelli macaroni American and limberger cheese spinach green onions lettuce radishes and celery fresh daily. An eczema cure claim for De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve is attributed to a Phelps Forestdale Vermont resident with Tallman & Co and Brock & McComas as vendors.
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Phelps
Forestdale
DeWitt
Tallman & Co
Brock & McComas
Local Agents Urge Hog Industry Support Along Railroad Lines
Local agents including Frank Wamsley report a request from W R Coman for ideas to encourage hog raising along the railroad. The East Oregonian notes high pork output when wheat prices are low and rain early in fall damaged grain, with profits from feeding wheat to hogs. A Pendleton businessman suggests a milling in transit packing rate to lure a packing house, while Athena leads Umatilla County pork production with carloads shipped to Portland and buyers regularly visiting during market season.
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Frank F Wamsley
W. RB. Coman
Cotman
Wamsley
East Oregonian
Pendleton
Athena
Umatilla
Portland
Bevern
Athens
Pendiclen
Electric Bitters credited with restoring strength and health
Burling ton Iowa locomotive fireman W Bellamy says a bottle of Electric Bitters cured his weakened state despite pain and fatigue. The advertisement claims the tonic raises strength and vigor for weak sickly people and guarantees satisfaction at 50 cents by Tallman Co.
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W. Bellamy
Burlington
Iowa
Tallman & Co
Death of Miss Bell Bishop passes after illness in Pendleton
Miss Bell Bishop a Pendleton resident for thirty years dies at 3 15 am at her mother's home on Webb and Willow streets. Born in 1864 she served as private secretary to Mrs Carrie C Van Oradall and helped lead the Thursday Afternoon Club. Her death brings widespread sorrow in the community.
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Miss Bishop
Oregon
Pendleton
Miss Bell Bishop
B. B. Bishop
Webb and
Willow Streets
Church of the Redeemer
Bishop
Protestant Episcopal Church
Bell Bishop
Judge Bishop
Mins Bishop
The
Dalles
Carrie C van Oradall
Women of Woodcraft
Mise Bishop
Pendle
Market Fair to Bring Buyers for Pendleton Sale
Farmers gather in Pendleton on Tuesday November 12 for the second monthly market fair with produce and livestock for sale at going prices. Local Commercial Association pledges support and hopes for strong turnout from farmers and gardeners. Regional towns including Walla Walla La Grande Baker City look to Pendleton model as industrial agent Colonel Judson promotes the plan. Sampter Transportation Co advertises routes from Sampter Oregon with government contract earners, while medicine ads close the page promoting One Minute Cough Cure for children.
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Pendleton
Commercial Association
Ttie
Cnme
Walla Wallace
la Grande
Baker City
Walla Walla Hae
Alwo Baker Ciiy
Judson
Harriman Lines
Vast Irrigated Farm Lots Near Pendleton and Milton
Property sale listings describe James A. Howard holdings including 160 acres two miles from Pendleton with 146 acres wheat land and 15 acres fruit garden land, plus a good dwelling and fully equipped outbuildings. Additional tracts include 160 acres wheat land south of Pendleton, 35 acres fruit and garden land near Milton, 120 acres on McKay Creek with irrigation, and 560 acres of wheat land four miles from Pendleton. Prices and terms vary with half cash and remaining on time at 6 44 percent interest.
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Pendleton
Milton
McKay Creek
Ely's Cream Balm Claims Dramatic Cure for Catarrh
A letter from Oscare Otrom of Chicago reports severe catarrh improved by Ely's Cream Balm. A Boston reader confirms being entirely well after use. The ad notes the product does not irritate and sells at 50 cents. Addresses in New York and Boston accompany the claims.
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Ely
Oscare Otrom
Warren Ave
Chicago
Ares
Shawmut Ave
Boston
Warren St
New York
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