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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1900
Page
3
Cleaver Bros Dry Goods Co reports forty head cleared profit as a Crecy Man writes of market shifts. Price manipulation and shipments cited. Dawson City celebration noted. local notices and medicinal ads intermixed in this Pendleton page.
A garbled ad lists a reward and medical claims for Hall's products in Toledo Ohio. It mentions Wesley and Marvin and references a blood cure and medicines. The readable text implies promotional material for various remedies and wholesale goods with uncertain details.
A large crowd gathers at Teal Springs for pleasure and health with dancing, teaching, and hunting planned. Rirkmar's orchestra tunes the dances as crowds discuss meals and remedies like Dyspepsia Cure from Tallman & Co. Various gadgets and a bicycle sale appear at the Crescent Agency in East Oregonian building with easy terms.
Weston Oregon July 20 the article outlines the normal school’s goal to give a broad view of learning and extensive professional training. It lists faculty including J A Beattie M A president and notes invitations for correspondence for more information. It also reports arrivals and local summer residents in Ukiah and surrounding area.
Mrs A M Raley, out riding with friends near Lehman Springs, was thrown from her horse while returning to town but sustained only bruises. The report notes other local incidents and visits, including anniversaries of James Lehman and Ben Selling, and arrivals of visitors such as Rev F C Standard and families from Adame and La Grande.
A fragmented wartime style note extols a stomach remedy citing the Stomach Mittere as a cure for indigestion constipation and other stomach ailments. It mentions a belt and orders but focuses on promoting a medicinal product with strong bowel regularity claims.
Henry Miller, a colored waiter at Mrs Monras Lee Cable coating house Moachar, drowned at Kopittke pond on Wednesday. Miller had spoken of his spirit haunting his two companions if he died while bathing, a claim his fellow workers treated as testimony to his supposed psychic power.
The East Oregonian notes Tallman and Pendleton plan a Street Fair and Harvest Carnival with promise of good returns, arguing it will boost trade and be money well spent. The Dillon Times Mountaineer hints at local efforts to amuse residents this fall.
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