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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1902
Page
6
Public notice promotes free distribution of Dean's Kidney Pills to kidney ailment sufferers in Pendleton. The one day event promises a full size box valued at 60 cents, with first come, first served guidance and appeals to relief from kidney related pain. The ad emphasizes medical advance and patient benefit.
Brock and McComas druggists advertise as role agents for the United States Foster Milburn Company of Buffalo New York at the cor Main and Courts corner urging customers to cut out the advertisement and bring it with them.
A question asks where a laundry’s quality comes from noting shirts unharmed by tearing or rust stains and just enough starch for stiffness. It seeks the laundry’s location as the source of this praised workmanship.
Western railroad companies deploy large staffs and lavish literature to draw Eastern settlers. Major lines employ hundreds of agents to promote immigration, with tens of thousands of brochures and extensive illustrated materials. The push targets settlement, rate offers entice families, and vast western lands remain magnetized by these campaigns. Unveiling at Gettysburg on Sept 18 marks the 33rd annual reunion with a statue of General H W Slocum to be unveiled and celebrated by state and military officials.
State Veterinarian McLean visited Pendleton to inspect two Zeitz horses north of town. He confirmed glanders in mild form, offering euthanasia and burial to prevent spread. McLean noted mild glanders are not highly contagious if cattle are in good condition and said precautions were taken with no fear of further spread.
A testimonial from W. A. Greer of McConnelville C glaubt that after three years of doctor treatment for piles and fistula, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured him in two weeks. The ad claims it also cures burns, cuts, corns, sores, eruptions, salt rheum. price 25e at Tallman & Co’s drug store.
The O R & N Co offers round up tickets for a fruit fair in Walla Walla from September 22 to 28. Ticket sales run September 22 to 27 at $1.9 with a limit of three ways. Children travel at half fare.
Notice requests return of empty kegs belonging to Schulta Brewery Company and asks debtors to settle accounts with H. M. Sloan. The piece also promotes a free concert at The Peoples Warehouse from 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow.
Philadelphia marked the 100th anniversary of Louis Kossuth's birth with Hungarian communities worldwide observing the date. In Philadelphia notable events occur at Harmonie Hall with speakers Col A K McClure Hon Charles Emory Smith and Prof Arcade Muogyorossy among those attending under United Austro Hungarian society auspices.
Delegates from the United States and Canada will gather in St Paul Minnesota for the American League of Civic Improvement second national convention. Topics include smoke abatement outdoor advertising signs street architecture arts and crafts public recreation with Prof Charles Zeublin of the University of Chicago delivering the annual address.
Newport reports the Grand Duke Boris departs today for New York and on to Europe after two weeks of social hospitality. He praises American hospitality, saying he did not intend a long stay but the sights and pleasures caused a delay in his return to abroad duties. In Franklin Kentucky survivors of the Orphan Brigade gather for their annual reunion with a parade, welcoming exercises, a barbecue and speeches by Mayor Bryan and Senator Bate.
Surviving members of the Seventy-fourth Indiana infantry gather in Cromwell for their 18th annual reunion with a two day program of speeches and entertainment. The event draws old soldiers and friends to the small Indiana town for reminiscences and honors during mid September.
A dated missive from John J. Fulton of San Francisco discusses cases of Bright's Disease and Diabetes allegedly treated with the Fulton Compound. The letter mentions patients improving after taking the medicine, quotes testimonials, and notes that Fulton claims recoveries while noting 8 per cent recoveries and that the compound is sold through F. W. Schmidt & Co. as sole agents.
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