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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1901
Page
3
Readable notices show a local special sale with bargains and a one week limit. Prices and discounts are listed but OCR errors obscure full details. The item emphasizes limited time pricing and promotional wording.
Fraser Saturday night presented The Prisoner of Zenda in a meritorious performance by Munro & Sages company to enthusiastic audiences. The review highlights Vaughan Glaser and Charles Brandt in lead roles, strong supporting acting, and a notable transformation scene Little Eva in the Golden Lenalma. The Ed F. Davie colonial troupe will return February 20 with Uncle Tom’s Cabin.
A vintage note asserts dandruff causes most hair trouble and that Newbro's Herpicide destroys the germ causing it. It claims the product acts quickly, leaves hair glossy, and is harmless without grease or irritants, promoting cure by removing the root cause.
The Fraser presentation of a famed play recreates the war era with religious fervor and high realism. It features regular annual runs and a grand stage display, drawing crowds with its vivid production and compelling scenes.
A mixed list of arrivals includes L Cohen and E Juddetty in Ashland, AM Keitie in nmpter, ET Merritt of Weiser Idaho, RG Parks in Walla Walla, and ET Merritt. Portland ties through several names. Also noted are Spokane and Heppner connections, with references to Dovall Neb and Levine. A health ad promotes Acker's Blood Elixir for blood diseases.
Col. Hart a famed mining man and promoter jumped from a freight train into the Snake River as it crossed a Huntington bridge. An ex Confederate colonel born in Gia he was tied to Phillipsburg bimetallic work and the Seven Devils mining region. His body has not been found.
An 19th or early 20th century rural ad lists Tallman & Co. leading Livestock Brev? and a long array of patent medicines including Clover Root Tea and Acker's English Remedy. It mentions sample copies, prices, and payment terms due January 1, 1001, with cash or bankable notes.
Legislature at Salem debates a mass appropriation bill totaling 1 240 000 plus 100 000 for scalp deficit. Items cover asylum salaries and maintenance, penitentiary, reform school, state normal schools, agricultural college, Soldiers' Home, and capitol repairs. Includes building, repairs, and transportation costs and various state offices. The act authorizes funds, sets emergency status, and directs drawing of warrants.
A Saturday morning crash eleven miles from The Dalles on the R N line sent the engine and cab tender over a 20 foot embankment after the track sank from heavy rain. Engineer Sam Winthers and fireman Kil Wutfano were pinned beneath the engine with serious injuries, others like Sam Henderson and Myer were injured but not seriously. a Japanese worker had a broken leg. The injured were taken to Portland hospitals.
Advert says a Columbus reader of Alexandria Ind reports coughing fits and consumption healed after using three bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery. It claims dramatic weight gain and complete cure of colds coughs and throat troubles. Tallman & Co offers free trial bottles.
The passage describes Bill Anthony and Richard Harding Davis in Everybody's Magazine recounting Anthony's supposedly calm leadership during the Maine crisis. It questions a popular version of Anthony's speech and whether his cooling tone reflected discipline or an unflappable spirit amid danger. Sigshoe is referenced in a critical exchange about Anthony's saluting and speech before the sinking.
An advertorial discusses a facial product claiming to improve complexion and health. It promises visible results and offers refunds if unsatisfied, with pricing noted as 25 and 60 cents. The copy uses promotional language typical of early 20th century consumer ads.
The Pendiaton favorite Andy King, once a top boxer in ndleton, loses to Billy Armstrong in a third round knockout on February 14 in Rossland I C. Referee Man Kaerter counted King out after a fierce finish as the largest belt crowd in the Kootenage watched.
Fragmentary and garbled OCR reading mentions items like Une MHathine Dellirs and various improper phrases. The text includes unrelated names, prices, and disjointed sentences with no coherent event or identifiable entities to summarize into a full news item.
A terse notice announces a sale of land six miles north of Pembleton on easy terms. The seller is James A Towald, advertising a farm lend with low price prospects and straightforward arrangements.
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