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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1900
Page
3
A fragment notes a selection or price comparison, suggesting items priced lower than initial costs. The readable lines imply a focus on value or sale terms, without full context for a specific event or entities.
The text outlines Fourth of July plans in Pendleton with a grand parade, guardian appointments, and tribal participation from Yakima Nex Perce and Hannock. It mentions decorations, a fraternal parade, and invites Knights of Pythias to join Damon No. 4. Also includes travel rates from Kansas City, and a list of local services and notices.
Mr Forbes officiated the marriage of McIntyre and Milne, both of Athena, at the Jevelden Rule hotel parlors. The event featured a reception for many guests including a long list of local attendees and bridesmaids.
A fragment notes dangerous mercury containing catarrh cures marketed with bold claims. The text hints at risks to vision and health, warning readers about unverified remedies and urging caution against unsafe formulations.
Fragmentary OCR indicates an announced event with a speaker or agent named Wilkins at a local restoration or shelter site. The note mentions a school near a river and a year designation but is garbled.
Walter M. Pierce reports from Nome that a wave of optimism hinges on new ground discoveries. Henry F. Pierce describes rich strikes forty miles from Top-kusk, with $150,000 earned from a single claim, but warns the camp remains precarious without deeper digs and more ground to prove the locality.
Weston Oregon notes Prof A Peebles of the State Normal School plans extended Eastern Oregon travel to promote the institution. Prof A Seattie now heading Eastern Oregon State Normal arrives soon to be welcomed. Local leaders report changes, visits, and upcoming officer installations at the Weston public schools and Pioneer encampment activities.
An editor endorses Becklen’s Arolea Salve as the surest pile cure on earth with two cases cured. It claims guaranteed relief and a price of 25 cents, sold by Fatiman & Co, druggists.
Pendleton Academy releases its tenth annual catalogue for 1900 01 led by Principal F L Forbes. It notes higher enrolment last year with 210 pupils and improved facilities for the coming year plus courses in academy and teachers training. The calendar sets September 10 as start. Board members and officers are listed including Lot Livermore Rev F J Forbes C S Jackson James A Fee and others with Rev F L Forbes secretary and C G Jackson treasurer.
Forbes James A Fee James Crawford list the faculty for the school. Rev Frederick L Forbes principal teaches Bible and English. Rev William H Bleakney assistant principal languages Robert Pond mathematics and science Hetl Wallace preparatory Carrie He Forbes intermediate Katherine G Hanna primary irmoe Heagle primary and intermediate Lelia Setulte Bleakner elocution voice and physical culture.
In a wary report from Oregon's Willamette Valley, Mr Haley warns that frost has damaged winter wheat and portends poor yields for grain and fruit crops. He cites frost injuries seen from Monmouth to Reuweturg and warns farmers face meager returns in the coming harvest, urging caution in crop plans.
Sam offers groceries at very low prices with claims of quality and savings on freight. The notice touts “King's New Life Pills” via Tallman & Co and mentions a spring at Lehman That Springs in Umatitta county. Contact KB Warren or Dr J Mes Fau for details.
A list of names and locations including arrivals or associations in Portland Chicago San Francisco Seattle Spokane and Boston. Names include J A Taylor R Barfoot Wim Maher MJ Bickley Henry North A Hi Snyder Abel Grant Lo Agnew Eva D. Froome and many others linked to cities such as Portland Spokane and La Grande.
An 19th century style herbal tonic pitches Shiloh's Consumption Cure for coughs and wasting, promising money back if not benefited. Sold by Tallman & Co allegedly at four cents and one bottle option, with skeptical claims of fair refund.
An eighth annual booklet titled Orton Sycreta and Pet finee is advertised by the Union Vacitic railroad. It promises instruction on outdoor sport and behavior, with a mailed copy upon payment to Portland Oregon. Also advertised is a herbal drink called Moki tow claiming health benefits.
The Conse Real Estate company plans a round trip to Salt Lake City departing Pendleton on July 2. Salt Lake City gears up for Fourth of July celebrations with fireworks and related displays. Round trip tickets cost 10.25 dollars and cover fifteen days.
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