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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1900
Page
3
A notice states that every dollar’s worth of seasonable goods will be closed out regardless of cost, signaling a clearance sale across all stock. The push targets inventory reduction with flat pricing.
Workers at Teaver Brothers claim wage cuts and strike after a July 25 1900 agreement. carpenters on a project for Mr Tomlinson walked off the job citing pay of 3.00 to 4.60 per day and demand for 4.50 to 8.00. Names of workers and nearby vendors listed in the notice.
The list shows guests arriving at the City Hotel Fendieton including A Schitter L Porter Marathelid WW Smith Marefield I Javote Partial DW Catoyled Vortinod ti Mulor Puetlaned Cilenge FP Bohrin Iota 6 Perkuley HC Bolinger Porthand Grant Hailey Portland Willinger Mortland AF Carpenter Spokane.
A large crowd gathers at Ty Springs for pleasure and health. Spring guests socialize, with Kirkman's orchestra providing music for campers. The scene promises dancing and entertainment as the season opens.
Public notice touts Dr Kings Sew Life Pill as a cure all for stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims powerful relief and urges purchase at Tallman & Co. drugstore for 25 cents.
A. B. Cherry formerly of Pentleton purchases the Oregon Chieftain a fraternal paper for the Independent Order of Traders at Astoria. He changes the publication to Portland and renames the journal.
Five diseases listed as specially recommended are coughs colds whooping cough croup and consumption. The ad promises a money back guarantee if it ails you and offers 26 doses per bottle with a public price. Tallman & Co.
Fred Stoussoff, a former local resident, reports on Salem business news as bids are opened for a two thousand dollar loan by the city school district. The item highlights local participation and the bidding process.
Frightful blunder offers cure for burns cuts and wounds. Hucklen's Arnica Salve claims to heal old sores fever sores ulcers felons corns eruptions pile and more. Sold by Tallman & Coy with guaranteed cures and low price.
On Monday the government's gold holdings rose to a historic peak exceeding prior records. The total reached 47y 408,482 units, including a lawful reserve of 150,000,000, with the peak value noted at $427,28,000 dated May 2, 1800.
In the Crescent area, a display at the East Oregonian building promotes a purchase option with a small down payment and subsequent monthly installments. The ad emphasizes accessibility and flexible terms for buyers.
The article describes the Eastern Oregon State Normal School at Weston focusing on teacher preparation for common schools. It notes the program emphasizes fundamental elementary subjects, advanced study of core topics, a faculty list, and information for prospective students and instructors.
A John Bell & Sons traction engine overturned while being moved from the lamapipe to Whack-Whack place on the reserved bay south of Athena. J. G. Hunter, in charge for the first run, lost control when a steering chain broke, wrecking the throttle stem and other parts. Value about 2200. damage estimated at 4000. Repairs underway by OA Hont and DB Abdill from Walla Walla. Wheat reports from Weston and Athena note yields around 30 bushels per acre with several farmers reporting lower estimates than earlier forecasts.
A fragmented report notes a vast army mobilization exceeding ten million fighting men. Authorities indicate a broad alliance front and escalating commitments amid a volatile war landscape.
An advertisement states dandruff medicines vary but Nowrobs Horpicide uniquely targets the dandruff germ that causes hair loss. The copy claims the germ penetrates to the hair root and the product kills it, stopping shedding and baldness if the germ is eliminated.
Pendleton July 25. County Judge Hartman says the small bridge on the Mission road can be repaired if fifty dollars are provided. He will oversee the work if sufficient funds come in, noting the road is essential to Umatilla Agency farmers and Pendleton merchants. Hartman invites residents to leave a dollar to enable immediate repairs.
An early stage remedy is pitched to fight consumption with Shilohs cough and consumption care. The ad warns against counterfeit DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve and urges buyers to trust the genuine product from Tallman & Co. and DeWitt.
In a Cleveland era anecdote, Adlai Stevenson recalls a West Virginia speaking tour with Governor McCorkle where a meeting chair misintroduced officials, prompting laughter over mislabeling Stevenson as the vice president and later as Governor McCormick. An ad for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure pitches relief for indigestion.
A notice stresses that medicines made with adulterated ingredients fail in purpose. The establishment assures quality, with a dedicated prescription department and prompt, careful handling of mail orders.
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