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Every dollar’s worth of seasonable goods will be closed out regardless of cost.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1900
Page
3
Every dollar’s worth of seasonable goods will be closed out regardless of cost.
The article notes farmers facing harvest delays and equipment shortages, with many using headers and harvesters while securing machines proves difficult. It lists several names and cities in a broad agricultural and local commerce context, and mentions health advice and church notices alongside advertisements.
Joe Lilly of Hatalbal Missouri suffers severe typhoid complications and lung weakness until he tries Dr King’s New Discovery. He reports rapid relief and full recovery after using the remedy, praising its powerful effects and urging others to try it. Trial bottles offered at Tallooan Drug.
Readable fragments show a travel or arrivals list with names and places including Hole Pendleton VA Muawller Milton Me oA Splirey Datlow T Corey Spokane Hien Stewie Swale Aline B Mase Morthanil VC Warhwek Dee Moines WW Powell Buffalo 44 Cooke San Francis Oorkle fo Giwale AL Miller Maltinore Victor Staundorker St Paul hoe McDermott Spo he Hol Mann eity R Alexander elite WoW Smith Worthend CM Smith Portland Khun ebty Wie McCube Walla Walla.
A patchwork of notices includes a Union Pacific cheap rail rate to Chicago and back, a local travel agent contact, and a genealogy product advertisement. It also covers a military payroll story in Long Creek, a saddlery purchase incident, and bicycle sales at the Crescent Agency, all framed in terse local notices.
Pendleton travelers describe Bremen and Berlin excursions with interest in windmills cottages and urban rooms. They comment on harvest labor for women and social norms, visit galleries opera and the emperor's palace, and critique theater and drama while noting guides and venues during a European tour.
On Friday July 27 Sarah Smith swore warrants for Constable George Reynolds J W Dykes and Marshall Joe Campbell for assault with a deadly weapon on her husband Bowlin. Only Reynolds warrant served and he posted recognizance. District attorney Hatley moved to dismiss the case against Reynolds after stating officers were serving a Bowlin arrest warrant. Other warrants for Dykes Campbell were to be dismissed or questioned amid speculation who wore the linen dusters on the night that shocked Weston. Rumors linked Detective Painter of Walla Walla, but the truth remains unresolved.
Roy Crawford Stock Company staged Sapho at the Francr Toeaday night with Miss Darling delivering a strong title role. Critics praised the ensemble, noting stagecraft and emotional impact while debating the play's critique of gender double standards and the injustice faced by women who err.
John Bahr, a prominent conservative farmer from eight miles north of Pombleton in Umatilla county, tells East Oregonian readers his wheat crop results. He notes actual yields about five bushels under expectations, citing heavy stalk growth from a mild winter and shorter heads as factors, with harvests yet to begin on part of his land and other fields showing similar outcomes.
An advertisement touts Newbro's Herpicide as a permanent cure for dandruff and falling hair by destroying the germ that causes dandruff. It asserts the product stops dandruff and promotes luxurious hair growth, urging readers to try it to remove the cause of the condition. The snippet also includes a generic freight schedule note for Tallman & the White House Grocery and a John Ward signature.
Father Verhang, previously in charge since January 1801, accepted a new change last week elevating him to a dean at Huntington Heart region. He will assume the new role on Sunday August 8th, covering Washington, Yoorhill, and Tillamook counties as part of Oregon’s deanery. The successor remains undecided. Counterfeit warnings and medical ad copy are noted in a separate, unrelated segment.
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