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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1900
Page
4
News recounts letters and statements about a Susanville bridge project, with Mr Bringham defending effort and Mr McDill confirming Pendleton built the bridge at no cost to Susanville. A separate incident notes a shooting in Pendleton involving Enuna Golden and Mrs Severs amid a love-triangle claim.
Readable fragments describe cigars, fruit, clothing, groceries, and household goods ads from Hawley Wilcox Patton’s store and the Crescent Agency. Biographical notes on residents include deaths of George L Rahmer and Sarah M McKee, with others referencing Burglaries, ship talk, and court cases in Walla Walla and Portland.
Luteher Klein and another performer rise early to play in a show titled The Real Widow Brown a farce of witty dialogue and music. The plot features disguises and mistaken identities with comedic mishaps and a celebrated stage performance highlighted by dancing and clever costars at Fraser tonight.
Personal notices detail Cow from Portland Meriday registered at St Gaverne hotel and John Pinney of Portland representing a type foundry at Hotel Pendleton. Hugb McArthur also from Portland visits Umatilla county land and crops before registering at Pendleton. Me McArthur reports wheat damaged by rain and plans to replant. Mrs A M Raley and Miss Cue Raley arrive from Portland as guests of Mrs William F id. Mrs Kalter stays. Miss Raley heads to Joliet and then Montreal to depart July 7 for Europe. Miss Bales attends St Helen's Hall on the plan.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Castoria and its alleged restorative qualities. Claims include curing various ailments and healing the heart quickly. Text also references a Hanger Salve and mentions persons or brands obscured by garbled wording.
A damaged OCR item touts a soap named Kinmle claiming to be a safe cleaner for households in Oregon. The blurb references a trial product and hints at family use, along with a claim of low price at a local market.
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