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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1900
Page
4
Our store offers a wide range of stylish shoes in new toe shapes and contours. The collection includes handsome, swell, and natty footwear with a fit designed for comfort, catering to every taste, budget, and foot size.
Gleaver Bros The Boot and Shoes at 805 Malin Street Pendivon advertise boots and shoes for sale with size range and pricing in a compact storefront notice. The ad presents a local shop offering footwear and related goods to residents.
This morning at the St George hotel a marriage ceremony united Mr Jos Brinkley of Athens and Mrs Jo M Lewis, daughter of D W Lewis of the Willamette valley, with Rev John Uren officiating. The couple, residents of the valley, planned to reside in Athena after their ceremony.
George D. Williams of Manchester Michigan describes a method to free a body from restraints. He claims his wife has suffered for years and credits Electric Hitters with restoring her health after two bottle cycles. The advertisement touts quick cures for female disorders sleeplessness melancholy backache and fainting with a money-back guarantee. Tallman & dragster sell the remedy locally.
Rancher Gav A Freeman living ten miles north of Pendhenon in Cold Spriims sold wheat valued at 100, receiving 42 cents per unit after deductions for warvlwusing and other charges. He claimed a 4 cent levy was improper and alleged unusual crop conditions for this time of year.
A garbled sales pitch promotes Shilul's Consumption care with dubious promises. It urges buying at Tallon & Co and returning the bottle if not benefited, claiming a $1 price and a guaranty through a druggist. The text mimics outdated patent medicine language and implies refund terms.
A jumbled page lists gasoline lamps for $1 at Stillman’s and other shop offers across Hadley, Zehner, Demott’s, and the White House. It notes fruit, pickles, maple syrup, creams, furniture, and household goods with scattered prices and vendor names, plus a brief notice of a theft and a magnet for shoppers.
A fragmented notice discusses stock inspection and health regulations for cattle and other livestock moving from Western states into Oregon. It mentions compliance with health certificates, shipping impacts, and watching for federal or state requirements, with references to export controls and potential foreign trade considerations.
Authorities restrict Argentine stock at the port of entry, banning interior movement. Immense impact on the U S meat industry as imported Argentine cattle and sheep lose interior access, leveling the playing field with British imports and affecting the five-state division of the country.
The administrator N A Phivis reports in the Yates estate at Milton that debts are paid from the estate with about ten percent paid to claimants. Remaining assets show an outstanding balance and the administrator asks the court to discharge him from further duties as to the Yates Brothers estate.
A special Thornleten Commercial Association meeting will be held in the rooms this evening to discuss sewer system improvements. Engineer Millar, expert in civil and hydraulic works, will outline plans for a central sewer project and local costs, with Seattle engineers among those invited.
The notice lists J F Nowlin and J E Cherry among staff supporting April examinations across Pendleton and Weston areas with several students and credentials mentioned. It notes a program for first and third grade certificates and various applicants seeking temporary credentials.
Chicago wheat futures showed steadier trading as gains earlier in the session paused. May contracts rose in Liverpool while other markets edged higher amid mixed demand signals and ongoing volatility in export prices.
The article describes an international schol convention to fund workers through a weekly one dollar payment. It condemns exploitation of children and calls for moral principles guiding labor and charity. It names MF Juche as a chair and references a central committee overseeing the event.
The Interior secretary proposes new grazing limits in the Haitior forest reserve with quotas for sheep and cattle. The plan aims to reduce pressure on the land but awaits final authority and potential enforcement steps.
A jumble of personal mentions cites Lee Moorhouse visiting Portland and Mrs A T D Stillman traveling for a brief stay. City figures Mayor Jacob Bots of Walla Walla and other locals including C M Sivan Fein Pendleton appear amid scattered notes on travel and appointments, with reference to Portland brewing and regional shipments.
A legislative debate centers on free seed distribution and government role in private enterprise. Amendment support shifts toward limiting free seed shipments while advocates argue for broader government assistance to laboring classes.
President HL of the tieat Northers railway traveled with a party when his special train derailed on the North ert Macinie track near Silver Bow Junction. The engine and tender were substantially damaged. several members of the party were shaken but reported injured. Officials believe the accident occurred as the train failed to stop in time.
A Portland Democratic slate was named today for the county and city convention. The announcement highlights the legislative ticket and party slate headed to the convention with Wells and Whites among the named figures.
An employee from a mine in Pictou was arrested on a charge related to unlawfully aiding a theft and tampering with a time record. Local authorities indicated the incident occurred in the town of Millville as part of ongoing investigations.
fragmented OCR text appears to discuss inquiries and notices about a missing or sought person with references to dates places and contact ideas. It lacks clear events or outcomes and reads as a garbled public notice or plea.
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