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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1900
Page
3
Fragmented OCR notes describe dates and weather, listing towns and names including Portland Spokane Heppner Wil, and a late mention of Karl's Clover Root Tea claiming health benefits. The text mixes weather data with ads and scattered names, offering no clear event.
Ad claims inexact remedy promises to destroy dandruff causing germ and prevent falling hair. Mentions Newbro's Herpicide as solution with bold assurance of permanent cure and hair growth, urging readers to try the product to stop dandruff and restore scalp health.
A readable OCR fragment lists numerous arrivals and names including Pendleton Gere K Cleveland Chinage HS Smith San Francia OW Harris Walter B Brown Hattie Granstrom Chicago Henry He Zewekler Obleawo M U Vosiocker Chinage S Merris San Francines hd Mwitaler ecity LA Morie and wife city In Klowknar Spokane 12 Mora La Grande KD Jonton Worthand JA Allivan Portland AK Pougter Detroit MH Patton Spokane AS Heartfeld Spokane dae B Vorrest New York A Rel Geant Portland JM Yeamlo Spokane Gorkie Spokane Rob L Moore Walla Walla WK Brock city HOW Uislop New York WW Hartholonew Hepymar.
District Attorney Halley cautions campers to extinguish fires on breaking camp to avoid forest fire risk. He cites strict fire laws and penalties and notes dry conditions heighten danger as tourism rises near Peat Springs with swimming dancing and health tourism. Electric Bitters advertised as health remedy amid rural page.
District Attorney T G Hatley and coroner Dr W G Cole traveled to Athens to subpoena witnesses for the Inver t investigation into A B Gonalands death at Wild Horse Creek near Adams on Sunday July 22. Evidence suggests the body may have been moved and valuables linked to the incident spark further scrutiny as investigations continue alongside local preparations for a shooting club tournament and street fair.
Phil McBryan reports from Dawson that the steamer Bloronie wrecked on the Thirty Mile River near White Home Rapids. Four aboard drowned, three rescued, steering gear blamed. pilot lost control as rocks were struck. McBryan predicts record gold output and growing prosperity with new machinery and gold fields further developed.
Fragmentary OCR yields an advertisement for Karl's Clover Root Tea by Tally & Co. It mentions a product credited to health benefits and a price indicating 2hote and 60 da. Specific names and readable items are limited.
Roy Crawford Stock Company brings A Tree Kentuckian to the opera house with four acres of vaudeville between acts. Sapho and other acts draw applause as the company delivers a strong New York style performance tonight. Ladies free night boosts turnout and critics note the show’s lively, up-to-date entertainment.
This evening in the round room the Pendinton Rod and Gun Club will meet to elect officers and discuss a general reorganization. Many recently joined members are expected, as the club has struggled with holding shoots and winding teams for several years.
Hannibal Missouri resident J B Lilly narrowly escaped death after typhoid fever. He credits a new King's Dis covery shown in a bottle that brought rapid relief and restored strength, with Tallman & Co drug stores offering trial bottles.
A burglar entered the residence of William Wilton, a weather observer on Main Street, Sunday night and stole Mrs Hilton's purse containing about 10 dollars in money plus a postal key with a yellow string and several revealed bills. Apples were taken. The thief accessed the house through a front window six to seven feet from the ground. no alarm was raised. The adjoining home of J B Perry was not entered though windows were found rusted and doors unlocked. Mrs Hilton joked about saving more money but noted a recent deposit from the same purse elsewhere. The scene suggests casual entry with no disturbance at the other house or chicken on the premises.
The Southern Pacific company announces to haul all exhibits for the state fair free of charge, aiding counties in showcasing fruits vegetables and grains at the fair. Also listed are bicycle ads and a Hadley Dyspepsia Cure endorsement with prices and terms from Crescent Agency, East Oregonian building.
An old advertisement touts a blood purifier and builder product called Karl's Clover Root Tea. It promises half a century of use on a guarantee with money refunded if unsatisfactory and mentions discounts and associates.
Purity and accuracy are essential to drugs. Medicines prepared with adulterated ingredients cannot serve their purpose. Our drugs are standard and our prescription department offers special care. Mall orders receive prompt attention.
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