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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1900
Page
4
A brief item notes a call to see American Girl tan shoes. The notice presents a sales or display prompt with a focus on the product and availability. No further details on price or vendor are provided in readable text.
Local notices list merchants Hawley Wilcox Devers’ blend coffee and other staples. Pendleton items include fruit at Hawley & Wilcox and Benolane lard claims. Machinery and buggies advertised by Montague and Tallman Co with department store sale plans, while DeWitt’s pills promise quick relief. Street addresses and sales terms noted for Pendleton area merchants.
Frank Gr Hull of the Milton Eagle and Lawton Standant visits Pendleton to organize a flue feast display for the Milton Nedanettias at the Pendleton Street Fair and Farwest Carnival. He plans to interview local leaders to secure cooperation and push Milton’s contribution to attract attendees.
President A L Mohler of the Cre of Railroad & Navigation says Oriental steamship service from Portland will be increased to meet Pacific coast demand. The O K and N lines plan to secure freighters to augment the fleet while shippers await better protection and a stabilizing schedule.
The article notes instability hampering Cheriitial commerce and asserts pressure for port protection. It warns of an expanded Oriental service with Union consent. Mr Mohler planned to secure three steamers at the fret class for trade, but the British government redirected them for transport duties.
W W Whitworth is recovering from injuries after a fall from a horse and is now able to move about. His father Grandpa Whitworth is also recovering from illness. James McEntire has left for Ireland, and Harry Sitton and GC J Ward have settled their differences over the Raley ranch. Robt Lewis and wife visited Pendleton during the week. Lewis remains with O Rowe Co. as steam shovel operator on Snake River road. A Gale, longtime O B & S Co agent at Belo, has a three month leave to visit Eastern Canada. E W Stevens succeeds Gale as agent. SF Shaw and the department see staffing changes in the area. Wil Oliver, Whitworth’s blacksmith foreman, spent Sunday in Pendleton. Alert Maloley has returned from Pendleton recovering from illness. Antone Ver sold a 1000 clip of work first caste. Hinton of Pendleton will work on the county bridge at Helin.
The Oregon practice toward holders of non state certificates centers on an exam session opening Wednesday led by County Superintendent J. F. Nowlin Rev. Fo Lo Forbes and Prof. J. E. Cherry. Ten dates exist for haters and county certs with 10 for state certificates. Professor C. H. Knapn seeks a first certificate after 27 months teaching experience, while warning the system remains cautious about out of state credentials.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Castoria product and a long tenure, with unclear names and details. The text appears as garbled lines possibly from a historical page, lacking coherent events or identifiable entities for a fuller summary.
Odd spelling and garbled text describe Joie Wood and Mr Tuentely of Borns buying fine sheep in Ponches ton. They discuss shipment from Chatlie Conningham to Harner valley ranche, with broad interest from local buyers and plane travel noted.
The notice lists five diseases for which Shilohs recommends remedies including Consumption and Colds. It mentions efficacy claims and a guarantee with a price offer. Tallman & Co advertise as part of The Dallas Chronicle. F Bennett and wife are registered at the Umatilla hotel with ties to the National Wealgrower Association and discuss the association's annual meeting, with Portland as a potential host.
Fragmented report from Nome describes nightly robberies burglaries and holdups amid drought and alarms of danger. The piece notes ongoing fear and mentions a strike and upcoming events with local figures referenced in a garbled memoir style.
Aly Rudy reports 17 head of cattle sold at 35 cents per head and a few cattle sold at good prices. The letter notes a Portland display planned for Pendleton, with Col L A Dade and a fruit and grain exhibitor. Case departs, merchants reckon debts, and the family mentions a factory partner and a former foreman.
The article reports efforts by friends of Canyon City attorney Charles Parrish to have him confined in a state care facility. Parrish faced medical treatment in Portland and endured a strained trial under judges’ influence. He reportedly collapsed after claiming his final drink, signaling a possible mental health crisis.
Tonight the Cantera Line hosts the Peacheten Catoera Chal at 8 o clock in the street fair and harvest carnival area. See Shedlob’s exhibit and the Wieweles at the Crsornt Agency in East Oregayian holding. Small down payment with monthly balance options available.
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