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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1900
Page
3
A brief notice highlights MAS presenting products or services for all audiences with emphasis on inclusive window displays. The text suggests a promotional or storefront showcase labeled MAS Presents for Everybody.
A crowded 1900 Weston page item records civic notices, a death, a court case, and local anecdotes. It notes the passing of Storey, a long time Weston resident born 1828 in New York, and details his death December 16 1900 after moving to Oregon in 1876. It includes mentions of residents, a polio examination, a pig story, and an advertisement for Electric Bitters.
Readers eye a selection of decorative pieces and practical gifts found at center tables and storefronts. Shoppers weigh price and utility as they consider stylish options for the season.
Tau Showaway, Cayuse hereditary chief visiting the Flathead agency in Montana, in a letter to Lee Moorhouse says Umatilla braves may be in demand. He notes two Indian men and three women may travel if a New Year dance is held, and remarks women’s marriage interests to Umatilla youths. Showaway plans to stay till after Christmas and return by January 1.
The article argues for establishing rural free delivery routes starting from Pendleton along Wild Horse Creek to Fulton and back, detailing route length, family reach, and procedures. It describes petition steps, carrier bonds, and local involvement with F B Clapton and Capt H J Ormaby guiding the process.
Pendleton Academy and High School teams face off Saturday on the lower Alta street grounds at 2 30 pm. Both sides are evenly matched and expected to attract spectators as the two institutions seek clean play and spirited support.
Stevens the regular fullback is sick and cannot play. Showterman and Renn will appear in the lineup for the first time in a major contest and must prove they are equal to the occasion.
A scientific student reports discovery of a remedy to kill dandruff germs that damage hair roots. The product Newbros Horpicide is claimed to prevent baldness and thinning by eradicating the dandruff cause and its effect.
Columbia George and Tua-Tua face execution for the murder of Annie Kdna but the hanging did not occur on the date set. Col onel Parsons and R J Slater appealed to the supreme court, which will act after the holidays at Salem or at the May term in Pendleton. The outcome remains uncertain as the court weighs the case and issues a mandate to the circuit court, likely delaying any execution by months.
An article touts catarrh as the cause of deafness and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills as remedies. It claims the Eustachian tube inflames and blocks hearing, with recovery possible only via internal remedies. A $100 reward is offered for cured catarrh cases.
A list of names including BH Pitta Spokane and Portland, J A Livingston Portland, T P Stevens Spokane, H Reck Portland, 400 P Williams Portland, W M Radio Walla Walla, Louie Talbot Spokane, Jo Kloeckner Spokane, J 0 Barrett Portland, C A Whale Portland, G 8 Youngman Portland, FE B Goman Portland, AS Heatfield Spokane, Masgie L Peters Seattle, aonae wife Portland, TT Magee Louisville, Daniel Frawley, Mine Mary Van Kuren, Miss Alice Johnson, OJ Reiley, Jo Arnoey, Mise Minnette Harrett, Reynolds, Frank Mathers, HM Cashman, Mrs Duifield, Miss Cahill, Mrs Landers, Mrs Splane, Mr Travers, D H W McCartney, Mr and Mrs Wallace Slaw, Clarence Chage, and a note on Acker's dyspepsia tablets promising relief or refund sold in handsome tins by Broek & McConas.
Physicians advise compound medicines by us to ensure you receive exactly what is prescribed. We offer honest pride in our reliable compounding and invite you to Brock & McComas Druggists at Court Street Pendleton.
Ordinance 373 requires all Pendleton water customers to install National Meter Company meters by April 1 1901. The mayor must approve, meters inspected and listed by water works, charges due become a lien, and noncompliance may cut water with a $2 fine after inspection.
An old advertisement warns that consumption causes many deaths and promotes Shilohs cough and consumption cure, selling bottles at 26 cents, 50 cents, and per bottle with a money back guarantee if it fails. It also notes Dragglats as a leading remedy. The Union Pacific announces plans to double track between Cheyenne and Denver with spring construction.
The notice offers free rail transport to any railroad point in Oregon Linho and Washington for holiday purchases totaling five dollars or more through December 24. It names the promotional eligibility and target regions, highlighting a limited time free shipping offer.
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