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Ad promises fit and style with surprising fins at a price. The copy urges readers to visit to see if they can be astonished, claiming a bold sale in progress.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1900
Page
3
Ad promises fit and style with surprising fins at a price. The copy urges readers to visit to see if they can be astonished, claiming a bold sale in progress.
Dr Meswords of Heppner won a judgment valued around 4900 after a trial over a band of sixteen hundred sheep stolen by Green Matthews who fled to Weiser Idaho. The jury verdict exceeded the original claim but the judge limited recovery to 4000, citing knowledge of Matthews’ flight and the buyer Thompeot’s role. The story also notes lumber demand spurring new plants, with output planned for the season and Ohio machinery arriving.
A fragment advertising Karl's Clover Root Tea as a remedy aiding digestion and bowel health. Claims include cleansing the bowels liver and blood with a noted price of 5 cents per can and attribution to Tallman & Co., leading druggists.
Farmers and traders in Alba report cattle not yet ready for sale while grain prospects remain variable. Stockers anticipate prices to rise as higher altitude pastures mature and seasonal demand increases, with several buyers expressing interest in ready stock later in the fall sale period.
The fragment mentions Cons Puetomea with a claim of use spanning over thirty years and references a marketing line The Find You Mawes Always Bought suggesting a long tenure or warranty context.
The Columbia Southern Rail line from Biggs on the Oregon Railway and Navigation will extend through the John Day Valley via Prairie City and Canyon City toward the Oregon Short Line in Idaho. Officials say the route could become a major connector, shortening Oregon’s distance by about 125 miles and reducing grades from three to one in the eastern part of the state. The report highlights potential for transcontinental traffic and regional economic impact.
William Jennings Bryan will address the people of Pendleton on Thursday March 2 at 10 o clock in the morning. The O K N Co offers round trip tickets from listed parotes with Adams 650 cents Athena cents Weston 01 Echo 1.20 cents F F Wambley agent.
Muddy complexions and nauseating breath blamed on chronic constipation. Karl's Clover Root Tea touted as a lasting remedy with a two cent price and guarantee. Foley's Kidney Cure marketed for kidney disease with a sale by Ula Slate.
The Thursday Afternoon Club invites club women to an open meeting on March 2 at Mrs. S. P. Sturgis home. Papers on domestic science building a house and food primes precede discussions, with mystic science of interest to homemakers. Also details on General Federation Biennial plans from Milwaukee 1900 are included.
The Frazer presents the musical farce Who is Who directed by E. D. Stair and H. Sieoal with Pusey and Johan in a lively comedy of complications. Jeffries Sharkey pictures follow, showcasing arena like action with dramatic turns and a bloody tenth round finish.
George J. LaDow spoke at city hall this morning urging action against nighttime dumping of garbage and debris at the levee near Court Street. Officials promised prompt attention and police vigilance to stop the nuisance and protect residents from offensive conditions and violations of the code.
The town faces calls for enforcement as night offenses rise and car break ins increase. Company officials report repeated incidents and request city action to curb theft and protect property.
The article touts a simple airship invention propelled by a tiny double petroleum motor similar to automobile engines. It claims ordinary coal or hydrogen can fill the balloon with gasoline-like fuel needs and asserts the device could clear the sky's route of danger, likening its safety to Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for life’s journey.
A new company formed in the city has bought the Bailey Ditch plant and rights below Umatilla on the Columbia River. It plans extensive repairs to revive the irrigation scheme, targeting thousands of acres of arid land able to yield crops with water. A principal supporter asserts the project will succeed and add to county agriculture and fruit interests.
John Oliver of Philadelphia narrates a near-fatal illness cured by Bitters after three weeks, claiming doctors gave him up. The item lists arrivals at the Hotel Pendleton and local ads for sales, healing balms, and a Pendleton cottage for sale, with multiple names and addresses.
Harry Knox of the Swift Company announces withdrawal from livestock buying this season. He cites market conditions and high price expectations, noting no buyers will meet 2.80 ahead for 60,000 sheep in the western stockyards. Knox plans to return to Pendleton next fall, with strong ties in Umatilla County.
At the end of Lent the forty day period culminates in a wine Easter sale run by the young ladies of the Church of the Redeemer. Proceeds go to the church debt. The event is a regular parish activity with strong popularity. Items include fancy work and homemade candies prepared by parish members for donation. Contributions can be dropped off with Mrs Ida Thompson at Water and Thompson streets after church hours, but no later than Easter Monday.
The passage asserts blood poison cannot be cured by doctors and mercury or potash remedies. It argues that only 8. 8. 8. can reach the disease’s cause and force it from the system, claiming the patient’s condition will worsen without it.
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