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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1901
Page
3
Announcement from Weaver Bros Dry Goods Co stating readiness to make room for fall merchandise with cost price parity and no limit on quantities. The notice emphasizes prompt inventory update and customer access to new fall items.
A former assistant superintendent in the railway mail service recalls Philippine operations and critique on mail handling there. He notes Americans run the service with Filipino clerks, cites incidents of lost letters, and argues U S mail quality remains superior. He warns about misaddressed mail and behavior of native workers, but praises overall care and urges reforms.
The Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company sets a five dollar round trip from Pendleton for the Baker City fair and carnival from September 3 to 7. Tickets valid September 3, 4, 5, and 6 with a Septembers end limit. Train No. 6:15 a.m. departs RK&N depot for the event.
The product Ely's Liquid Cream Balm is offered with a spraying tube for 75 ore, promising rapid absorption into the nasal membrane. The liquid form retains the medicine of the solid preparation and aims to normalize secretions without drying them, from Charily Brothers at 56 Warren St.
1000 acres of summer fallow and 800 acres of stable wheat land with all implements and stock to work the land. Inquire of Purl Bowman Norris Silver North Stratford NH. I purchased a bottle of One Minute Cough Cure and was cured after three bottles. Tallman & Co.
The article notes August had ten days at or above 10 degrees and only two under 90 in peak heat, with cooler nights returning as fall rains begin. Seaside resorters head home and mountain campers depart while overcoats replace shirtwaists in upcoming cooler weather.
Walter Fell describes Alaska hardships with mosquitos that bite through clothing and poison the body. He notes decreasing swarms as moss burns, expresses hope for relief with future transportation, and discusses gold prospects and freight costs on the Tanana River from Circle City. Fell and John Dodson plan operations on the Tanana ground and may install a processing plant for Dodson claims.
Harvest near Athena proceeds with near perfect weather conditions over four weeks. Farmers report record machine efficiency, similar acreage to last year but higher yields, and large wheat stocks ready in Athena warehouses as fields, grain quality, and timely operations boost outlook despite weather risks.
A report notes methods to shorten the duration needed to harvest wheat, aiming to boost efficiency and reduce field exposure. It discusses revised procedures and potential impact on yields and labor.
J W Sullivan of Hartford Connecticut injured his leg with a rusty wire twelve years ago and suffered blood poisoning. After amputation, he credits one bottle of Electric Bitters and fourteen boxes of Bucklen's Arnica Salve with restoring his leg to sound health. Electric Bitters claimed to cure eruptions eczema tetter salt rheum sores and all blood disorders. Tallman & Co guarantees satisfaction or refund, price only five cents.
Heavy rain delayed start but the Pioneers led from the first inning and finished ahead 5 to 3. Chapler and Dupois pitched well with few walks, and Held made a key defensive play. After the eighth the Knights rallied for three, but the game ended with the Pioneers on top as fans left content. For sale notice follows: a private eight room house at corner Johnson and Webb Street and a four room cottage near the school.
A long list of arrivals at hotels and from various cities including Portland Washtacna Spokane Detroit and San Francisco. Mentions individuals such as L L Osborn Mra G W Bassett T J Dolbon W R Glendinning and many more with affiliations to Pendleton Portland Omaha and Seattle. An advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption with trial bottles and guaranteed relief.
Ten dollar reward offered for recovery of a bay horse branded Lo with a bar over it on the left shoulder. The horse belongs to Peter West and was taken from his pasture. If found, contact Peter West for return and reward.
The O R N Co announces a Buffalo excursion sale on Tuesday September 3 with return tickets good for 60 days at 76 dollars. Tickets may choose either route and are available at the O R N ticket office. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve advertised as a soothing remedy for skin ailments.
Advertisement proclaims FIGPRUNE as the most economical and nutritious cereal coffee. It instructs boiling for 5 to 10 minutes and notes that all grocers sell it.
Martin offers daily fresh vegetables and melons specially selected for quality. The shop advertises good produce for canning and notes extra caps and rubbers are available.
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