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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1901
Page
3
Readers receive several items through express delivery including Silver Buttons and Tips along with other articles. The shipment outlines various small items and periodicals awaiting distribution.
Alfred Blew a 40 year resident of Oregon died Friday at Junction City after a brief illness. He came from Missouri in 1827, lived in the plains, and later settled near Pleasant Hill. Survived by wife and several kin, his passing is noted in local notices with references to his long residence in the region and prior work in the area.
In January 2001 two weddings were held. W H Shannon wed Audrey L Smith at the Golden Rule hotel with Rev. G A Fiotson officiating. The couple, of Uintilla county, planned a Walla Walla honeymoon and will reside near Helix. In Pendleton M Meiners with Lada M Melearen were united in a home ceremony conducted by Rev. C A Doteon. The bride, long known in Pendleton, will live on a farm near Walla Walla after a visit to Milton.
An advertisement touts Karl's Clover Root Tea as beautifying the face and improving health. It promises refunds if unsatisfied and mentions a money refund policy and price point.
Shor A H Hantington and companion Frank Edwards Russell arrived in Pendleton Saturday evening and departed Sunday night. They were suspected in a larceny at the Bagamang hotel. Edwards was identified by locals as the man, though he denied the name. Deputy Sheriff Til Taylor questioned them at the county line on a request from Baker County officials.
A purifier and builder product sold for fifty years with a guarantee England style. Refund offered if results are not satisfactory. Priced at 25 cents and 50 cents. Tallman and company advertise this tonic.
Fragmentary text notes a business address 191 Whindetreet Portland Oregon offering free sample copies. The readable portion does not establish a clear event or outcome.
The Boston Lyric Opera company announces The Idol's Eve at Fraser, January 24, with exclusive rights and careful attention to detail. Tickets go on sale at Talleyan's drug store tomorrow at 8 o'clock.
An old advertisement touts Acker's Blomt Elixir as a health cure for a pale complexion and skin eruptions. It claims to cure local ailments and promotes a money back guarantee, noting Hock and MoComns as sellers.
Ledwin's company of colored artists presents the pirateal farce comedy King Raetus by Bear Gurney at the Fraser. The cast features a large chorus of beautiful girls and standout leads, with W. Williams as the King of Domingo. The production promises lavish scenery and lively musical numbers, aiming to lift spirits and entertain all ages.
Frank Mallory earns praise as a successful stage manager for a lively show. The production blends fresh bright divertive moments with nostalgic cues, delivering polished entertainment despite some lingering oddities.
Announcement of a scientific discovery touts Newbro’s Herpicide as a cure for baldness and hair loss. The text asserts the product prevents shedding, strengthens roots, and permanently restores hair growth after a year of lab work. It emphasizes destroying the “cane” to remove the effort and promote health.
Last night a large audience attended a Y M C A program at the Congregational Church. Col Ed Boyd opened with a call to establish a Pendleton Young Men’s Christian Association, then Miss Lalarre outlined city social conditions, followed by remarks from Judge Lowell and Attorney U G Walley. Special music delighted the crowd, and the gathering focused on civic improvement and moral questions.
In a tale from Chinese lore, Kan-Li, daughter of a powerful figure, helps lantern makers and loses her mask to heat. The crowd reacts by waving their marks, a scene linked to origins of a money-obsessed era. The request seeks to preserve this cultural moment.
In Grant county at Dowtin A&R Keevey saloon during a two month old dispute over a card game C H Dustin shot J Williams through the neck, seriously injuring him but not fatally. Williams was treated by Dr. Biggs after the attack and the assailant, son of C S Dustin, fled toward Canyon City.
A promotional notice from CHENEY & CO of Toledo announces Hall's Catarrh Cure with claims of health benefits. Names such as Lakiot Mithelly appear among signatures, urging readers to purchase through druggists. The text cites notary and legal language and references a bureau for endorsement.
Saint Pauls School described as a boarding day school for girls in Walla Walla announces spring term beginning January 20 190. The item also advertises Acker's English remedy for coughs with a money back guarantee and price details, noting Brock & McConas as sellers.
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