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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1900
Page
4
The notice outlines a promotional event by K and N selling round trip tickets at varying rates. It mentions agents and locations with prices and a generic guarantee. A medical product claim appears with a money back guarantee and long-standing sales history.
A garbled page lists shop items, groceries, and notices. Mentions Radley & Zehner cigars, Retons creams, a new crepe place, Patton’s ice cream, Dewatt’s creamery butter, and Wilt House grocers. Weather forecast and a rental ad appear alongside court notices, sales, and pharmaceutical ads.
The convention of the Fortunate Mtupire Teachers Association concluded this morning with visitors from other techs. The event, held in Rendleton, drew many locals and guests who plan to depart later today for the Pioneer exercise train and related events tomorrow. DV. S. Mekdl presided and Wes Lan offered remarks on Applied Pedelagy.
The Pendleton gathering named G. B. Rond president and J. Morgan as third vice president. The event featured lectures at Moscow, a church service, and a concert with Waller, Lewistan, and Pontine among the performers. A subsequent meeting location was set for Moscowaw.
Chicago market notes from J L Bay and Co reflect a narrow fluctuation in wheat with Chicago prices similar to yesterday. Weather and demand are favorable, while European conditions are easing. Open today 65 28, range 65 to 68, close 66. Cash details not fully readable.
Organizers and ward officials move forward with a plan for hose houses. A factory area council shows three proposed sites including Jack Connor front near Martin Anderson's home and another on Altee street with Deen Cyn Bede UL. final completion expected by four o'clock.
The clipping lists prevailing farm and ranch prices with unclear items and figures. It notes general rates for dairy, produce, and livestock, but the legible portions show low consistency and many broken words. The readable terms include price signals for butter and milk, with implied per unit values.
The funeral for Mrs Wm C McKay was held at the Church of the Reederer with service by Rev F B Potwine. The body was taken to Olney Cemetery after a service at the residence and interred with other McKay family members in attendance. Numerous friends expressed high regard for Mrs McKay, whose funeral drew community sympathy.
Fragments recall county figures who helped the Inland Empire grow during its early days. Mentioned are De and Mrs McKay as among the few who advanced settlement and civilization, contributing to the region’s rise. The piece notes sorrow over a late local woman and reflects on service attendance.
The notice lists Sunday worship times across several congregations. German Lutheran service at 4 am. Youth activities and adult services are scheduled with various local details.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a church or community page with sermon times and event notes. Names such as T. M. Paterson and dates are mentioned alongside times like 720 p.m and 10. hy. The text also hints at a evening program titled Sowing and Reaping and a general theme of loss and news, but details are obscured.
A fragmented note describes St. Mars church facing minimal penalties following a daytime incident. Authorities impose light fines and no severe sanctions, with minimal additional details available.
The notice lists church events for the Church of the Redeemer and Presbyterian church. It outlines divine services, Sunday school, and evening prayers with times and special meetings. Also mentions a coming annual meeting and reading reports from church organizations.
Schuver Colfax, an Indian, was arrested on a reservation near Fort Siniweoe by Deputy U S Marshal A T L Dilley and brought to the city for trial on grand larceny. Lydia Spencer's complaint says Colfax stole from her allotted land a two story six room house a kitchen granary barn bed water closet and a one acre fence.
Pioneers of the Pacific expect a large turnout this afternoon at five for an excursion to Walla Walla for the annual rally. A train departing at six will carry several coaches of excursionists. The Pendleton band will provide music as members anticipate an enjoyable time.
Members of Excelsive Council No. 14 under Finda elected Elizabeth Cromley Maud Wheeler Harley Smith and CC Sheli ODP as councilors. The brief list shows the new officials chosen at the committee meeting.
Sag Harbor resident Carrie G Atkins reports two years of poor health with weak stomach, dizziness, poor appetite, and shattered nerves. After long medical care, one bottle of Paine's Celery Compound strengthened her nerves and renewed her vitality, encouraging others to try it.
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