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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1900
Page
4
Pendleton offers new lines emphasizing style and comfort in apparel. Local retailers highlight wearability, fabric choice, and price points aimed at varied customers.
A 3 man crew faces a difficult season as Long Creek stockmen threaten to prevent itinerant flocks from grazing near Morrow and the Bee mountains. Farmers report fences and government land issues while preparing for possible clashes over grazing rights and winter ranges in Oregon’s rugged terrain.
The fragment outlines many shops in Ukiah offering cigars, coffee, jelly, sauces, and a wide range of groceries and goods. It mentions Hawley & Wilton, Oliver & Co, Patton's cigar store, and Tallman & Co as leading merchants with promotions and a sale. Also references Perrey Heaser’s creamery butter and DeWhir’s salve for eczema.
M Tomer of Portland advocates flax growth in Eastern Oregon with prospects for a gel crop in Morrow County this June. He spoke for tax relief to foster a permanent flax industry there, noting flax’s resilience in dry years compared with wheat. Farmers learn flax can be fall planted and spring sowing may also work.
Readable text notes flax in the Jones vicinity suffers from damp conditions while spring-sown wheat appears stressed by pending weather. Flax yields are uncertain but overall outlook remains cautious with reliance on low moisture.
Notices report M A Butler of Haker Cite and R F of Palrriew Farm arriving in town with Carterhead traffic chief of Wo and CR Ro.wae late Thursday. Blam from Milton seen at Pete Portheopean. A C Halor and wife left Penlleten on a wedding trip toward Portland. The Heps mention Dededee Shawhong at Hot Lake sanatorium and J E Mower traveling from Pemlotet to La tirands then Portland en route to Forth Beach with Mrs. Move accompanying or awaiting plans.
The Oregon vote displays a mix of Republican gains and fusion tickets across counties. Washington County supported Wolverton and Tongie while electing the fusion county slate. Linn and Jackson counties show Republican gains, with Clackamas and Marion counties mixing outcomes amid populist sentiment and anti-Republican trends.
Harmony Assembly of United Artisans held a social session Thursday evening electing officers for the coming term. Names listed include Master Artificer John Hales Jr, Secretary M. Wade, Inspector Joe Orwwlenl, and others. A Good Thing novelty item and price 25 cents are noted from Tallman & Co.
Fragmentary OCR shows a local notice mentioning Justice Peaceyf and Constable candidates with scattered names and districts. The text references voting or election framing but remains largely unreadable and garbled with stray letters and numbers.
A fragment praising Boers for their pluck and urging Pouldenin readers to try "Our Afternoon" appears as a promotional aside. The text reflects wartime sentiment and perseverance themes with hopeful language about a publication or product.
The text presents a garbled plea about surrender and time, lacking a concrete event, participants, or location. It reads as disjointed phrases about appreciating a good thing, a claim of victory, and abstract references to God without identifiable names or actions.
Reports from I L May & Co Chicago Board of Trade and New York Stock Exchange brokers describe broad buying orders for wheat and corn driven by European news and French reports. Market notes mention Chicago opening up 1 cent, intraday gains, and prices around 71 with daily range 107-8 to 724, while Liverpool and other markets show varied closes.
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