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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1900
Page
3
A July notice invites farmers to the State Fair and Live Stock Show, highlighting agricultural exhibits, premium opportunities, and vendor listings. The piece lists exhibitors and locations, emphasizing how fairs advance breeding, feeding, and farm economics with visible plans and workshops.
A vintage ad promises relief for nagging coughs and conges tive symptoms. It offers a money back guarantee if not beneficial and mentions Tallman & Co as the lending druggists.
A sizable crowd gathers at Teal Springs for a weeks long outing. Visitors participate in swimming, dancing, and hunting while Kirkroan's orchestra provides music for the dances. The area is overseen by town managers aiming to ensure comfort and enjoyment.
A flouring mill is planned near Riverside on the Towelet river by Walla Walla with capacity for seventy barrels daily and water power from a 12 foot fall within a mile. The project estimates 24 000 cubic inches per minute against the wheel and promises strong farming utility. Bold five guarantee money back if it fails.
A school examiner notes a student's essay titled A Girl's Essay on Boys. The fragment satirizes boys as noisy, shallow, and eager to impress, contrasting youth pretensions with behavior described as childish and impractical.
Port land arrival and health update for Thomas Smart. Whitworth injured after a horse throws him. he recovers in minutes. Ward sells to Harry Sutter Hillowee on Raley ranch with crop, hay, and 40 horses. Pendleton trips for family illness. several residents travel or are ill. Miller and Nolin barn fire destroys hay and livestock. cars and train fire adds to damages. No insurance reported.
An old advertisement promotes a patent medicine claimed to cure sores fevers ulcers boils felons and other ailments. It touts rapid relief and urges purchases from Tallman & Co. druggists, noting a price of two points per bottle.
A Athena farmer estimated wheat yields at about 25 bushels per acre after a poor season. Ed Rush’s outfit set a record with 1610 sacks in the Hudson Bay district near Milton. News from Weston and Weeton notes heat waves with 104 degrees, and Mrs Wood improves after surgery. Town notices include Korn to Frank Greer and general health remedies.
Community leaders urge ladies to take active role and pledge help. Plans will be announced as they are refined, with widespread driving interest to ensure success. Rancher A By Thompson promises full effort and urges neighboring counties to contribute talent and displays of crops, livestock, and grains to attract visitors.
Advertisement touts Newbro's Herpicide as the only product that defeats the germ causing dandruff and baldness. It claims the formula penetrates the scalp to hair roots, stops falling hair, and prevents thinning with a claim to destroy the cause of dandruff.
An advertisement list mentions Lot numbers and a claim that a disease called consumption is cured by a remedy said to work in early stages. It promotes Hipeonte and claims refunds if it fails. Also listed are bicycles for sale at Tallman & Co and a dyspepsia cure with a quoted testimonial from a customer.
Seven weeks remain until Pendleton hosts the Street Fair and flatveet Carnival drawing crowds from Urgentilla County and nearby areas. A kickoff auditorium ceremony titled Coll noua will serve as a Thanksgiving service with a large chorus. Organizers urge wide community participation and substantial financial support to ensure a successful event.
The Commercial Hotel at Adames presents renewed facilities under proprietress Mrs Delia J Clair. The hotel promises first class accom modation for travelers with special attention to ladies and children, and highlights Castoria as a familiar remedy signature from Cons H Perce used for over thirty years.
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