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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1900
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a shoe brand and a criminal act but provides no clear names, places, dates, or outcomes. The readable words suggest an article about shoes and a thief or thug, but essential details are missing to summarize a specific event.
The Women of Woodcraft, based in Penbleton, report rapid growth since inception four years ago. By June they claim 1548 members and $125,000 in funeral benefits. 2,000,000 in life certificates were active, with more circles expanding across several states.
Ukiah resident Joly Gl. Judy Allis suffers fever at a remote cane valley camp in the John Day country. Hepps and others seek medical aid with a 100 degree Fahrenheit reading in the shade. The note promotes remedies in a promotional tone.
A fragmentary notice warns against a counterfeit dealer offering a “Witel Mare” Salve claimed to heal wounds. It urges readers to beware deception and to seek genuine remedies from reputable suppliers, mentioning Hazel Salve and Talloyan & Co. as possible authorities.
Long itemized listings show Hawley Wilcox Wessel stores selling produce and groceries with prices. Community notices mention church services, telephony updates, local travel, and upcoming events. short on details but records indicate sales and market items in Ukiah and nearby towns.
E M Lyons of Talons City Washington plans a Pendleton department store opening August first, moving his family and staff from Palane Kalispel Montana. Wood eon Jones will join Lyons in running the Pendleton outlet as Lyons seeks a permanent Pendleton home amid ongoing construction.
Deputy State Veterinarian Thompson reports a citizen letter from Athena urging action to stop the spread of disease among ponies and horses running at large near Lameworth. He cites lack of funds and seeks federal or state support to remove infected animals and prevent wider harm. Local officials call for urgent intervention.
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