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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1900
Page
3
A garbled regional item recalls Teaver Bros. Dry Goods Co trip details with Cunningham and Manuel Pedro, mentioning San Francisco visits, supply talk, and a long list of names, places, and purchases. A testimonial praises Dr King’s New Discovery for typhoid fever and consumption recovery.
The Roy Crawford Stock Company presents Dane gore of no Great Cite a melodrama in five acts. Mis Lewis stars Helen Standied with T E Walch as Nathan the pawnbroker and Charles Murch as Jim Faren. Mr Barch delivers a strong specialty act and the audience responds with enthusiasm. Mis Walvh again shines as Biddy Rowan.
Advertisement混 with travel deal from ToG ARE Encampment Chicago Al Aug 17 to Sept 1 1600. Union Pacific offers a spiel rate of 71.00 to Chicago and Portland roters with tickets on sale Aug 1 and 2 am. Contact F E Warnsley agent BR N Co Pendleton Ore or J H Lothrop Yeti Pee agent 100 Third St Portland Ore. Also health tips and tonics promoting Kivotrin Bitters for women’s health and a Crescent Agency bicycle ad with prices and terms.
A partial classified noting a lady's chainless Columbia bicycle described as good as new. Mentions a signature by Cuan J. Forresca and a recent agency in a specific building, with vague pricing in a damaged ad-like fragment.
Pendleton roller mill owner WS Byers sues several prominent citizens for 10000 damages over diverting Umatilla River water above Pendleton. Judge Balloray leads the suit with lawyers Williams Wood Linthiem, alleging irrigation diversions reduce Byers’s water for his flour mill. The case, involving local farmers and a railroad-linked grain trade, is expected to be hotly contested.
A major fire on Cow Creek in Unvatilla county swept 400 acres of wheat and damaged several horses and two other buildings. Max Cockburn, son of A Cockburn, owned the burned field and header shelter. The farmer fought the flames for hours before seeking safety, suffering severe burns. Residents fear losses may reach thousands.
An important meeting of the Mandleton Street Fair and Harvest Carnival Association will be held at the council room this evening at eight oclock. Attendance of members is urged to decide on several urgent matters and ensure readiness for upcoming events.
Reports from Port where the Northern Pacific Rail has refused after August 16 to turn over wheat at Wallula to Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company. Citizens expect Oregon RR & N to extend lines toward Lewiston and into Clearwater, potentially triggering broader railway expansion in eastern Washington.
The Walla Walla Commercial Club met at city hall to discuss opening new avenues of commerce for the Northwest cereal crop. They aim to secure transportation via transcontinental routes to Omaha Chicago St Paul Minneapolis or Duluth to relieve grain from farmers and improve shipments next season.
An advertisement touts Wewbro's Morphobie as destroying the germ causing baldness and preventing hair loss. It promises definite cures and health benefits for the scalp, naming Karl's Clover Root Tea as a restorative product. Distribution notes appear for Orbit pamphlets via Tallon & Co and J Lothrop.
Fragmented OCR item describes Karl's Clover Root Tea and a Tallman & Co listing. It mentions an election of officers by a Verein Einteaeht and notes a craft purifier and builder, with prices and a money refund guarantee. Unsure names include Rh. Alexander W. C. Hannimh Fred Walters N. Juergen Core Pottner.
An observer notes a rare acoustic phenomenon in the cathedral of Girgenti Sicily where a whisper travels from the western door to the altar area. The distance is stated near 160 feet and the phenomenon is described as distinct and measurable within the sacred space.
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