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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1900
Page
4
A fragmentary item notes Peter West involved with the Peach and Pendioton diatriot near the June election. Limited readable details suggest a political or local context without clear dates or outcomes. Further text would clarify identities and stakes.
Democratic candidates including William Smith and Senator Willian Sovith hold a campaign meeting at Court Nouss at ACK o'clock with a closing rally for Multnomah and Baker County contests. Smith has conducted twenty campaigns and received strong receptions. Cox addressed voters in Multnomah County. Weston arrivals and Pendleton evening rally aim to energize supporters.
Fragmentary OCR shows a dubious medical patent claim linking Newark Michigan resident G. Th Lowden to a long ineffective treatment. The text mentions remedies and sellers such as Tallon & Co. with garbled references to cures and warnings of failure.
Assist the enumerators by having information ready. Harold Horton and Pet Weet work in Pendleton, visiting families to complete the census. Officials stress rapid, full participation and note no refusals so far while public cooperation improves accuracy. Also promoting Crescent Agency bicycle installments in East Oregonian building.
The clipping lists a flood of names and shops hawking groceries soap clothing and hardware with specials on butter coffee sugar and canned goods. Vendors claim prizes and sales at Martin's Weasel Department Store Oliver Co. and Hawley Wilcox's while plans for Fourth of July events unfold and local elections loom.
Delegates finish business as Oregon Federation of Women’s Clubs adopts national colors and affirms a successful session. The event drew praise for papers and addresses, with excursions and social events highlighting the city’s hosting. Some delegates may visit home briefly. Milwaukee plans for reorganization were noted and the state board faces decisions on federation affiliation.
Pendleton residents attended the Weston Pioneer reunion field day with many candidates present. Democratic nominees for circuit judge A. D. Stillman and T. J. Hailey. Republican Ellie for circuit judge. Independent and other party hopefuls also spoke to the crowd.
An ad promotes Shilor's Consumption with a money back guarantee after two doses if it fails. It lists retailer Leabottle, Tallman & Co. and notes agents in Portland offering a $8.50 round trip to the Republican convention in Milladelphia and a $5.75 trip to KanNor City via St Paul.
A.B. Lethow of Walla Walla guests at the Petal Mendleton in Blawr Cleaver from Baker City. Clifton Cleaver hosts. W. S. Freedman of Valley Province in town Friday evening, returned home today. Sam White, candidate for prosecuting attorney in the Eighth District, ill at Baker City home. Mr. Maxwell, from Chicago, heads to Walla Walla after attending Methodist gathering. delegates to the general conference noted. Dr S. L. Roberts Penrose of Whitman College arrived from the mountains this evening, planning to attend class reunions in La Grande and Baker City, with many stories about Marcus Whitman.
Fragmentary text shows a plea for aid and mention of a leader, with readers urged to join in a patriotic effort despite unclear specifics. The message references a stance on unity and American defense.
The text offers a mangled and incomplete plea about arguing a point, mentioning appreciation of a good thing without coherent argument. The fragment suggests an interruption or failed attempt to express value, leaving readers with unclear intent or conclusion.
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