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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1900
Page
4
Fragmented notice outlines election events and candidates with references to primary and term dates. Names and places are garbled but imply official proceedings, terms of office, and timeline details.
A mangled account describes an evening event at the Star pier with a tea service and speeches led by Rev. W. EB. Kite. The text notes cheerful spirits and mentions remedies and medicinal claims associated with tobacco.
A chaotic collage of shop windows, sales, and street chatter outlines deliveries, prices, and events in town. Mentions gas stations, ice cream, carpets, and a big store sale with alerts about hours, promotions, and a grand display. notes on local tradesmen, a druggist auction, and social happenings through March.
Fragmentary text mentions a town setting near Main Street opposite a poets’ venue and invitations after a gathering. Names and dates are unreadable, making specifics unavailable.
Reports say wool and sheep prices have fallen due to market weakness. Buyers note lower bids and some sellers claim overstock, while traders question the value of offerings and seek fair prices in the current downturn.
Local residents report visitors from Echo and Athens arriving at hotels in town while delegates prepare for county and state gatherings. Officials including United States Marshal and sheriffs attend meetings as business and travel disruptions shape the day.
A garbled report mixes stock market notes from Chicago and New York with theater reviews from Wallis Wells, mentioning weather and show praise. It then reports Governor Geer granting a full pardon to M. Elvain in Sherman County, with men’s imprisonment details and a reduced fine from $900.70 to a lower amount.
The article describes a boy from the Chee family in Bightond who wandered Saturday evening and drew attention near Pretend Opsailian. A town patrol followed him as he walked, and he was brought back to the rid phent area. The incident ends with him being dismissed early Sunday.
Fragmentary OCR lists a Pendleton dealer and pricing terms with scattered items. Readers should consult the original page for full details about items and costs.
The readable portions describe a dated scene with names and places, mentioning a person named Me and another called Ellens. Details are sparse and fragmented, with garbled phrases and unclear events, likely from a local newspaper page or notice column.
The Democratic county convention is set for August at Bugupter. The party outlines a primary on April F. The Democratic primary was held last Saturday with results pending from the county committee.
The readable fragments describe a generic sale notice and medical care actions but lack clear names, places, dates, or outcomes. No coherent event or entities are identifiable to summarize into a proper headline or summary.
Partial OCR text notes a March event in Loulop with mentions of town activities and a toll or march. The readable items reference a date and place but lack clear actions or outcomes.
A Pendleton Oregon resident named J Hall alias Hiehner faces charges after a theft on Main Street near Central. He allegedly fled on a mare and was pursued by officers, intercepted near Coetral and Tila Slam Street, and taken into custody.
On March 8 1900 at Sacramento the White wheel won four of five races and led in the fifth race before being withdrawn from contention.
The notice reports a remedy advertised to cure nervous and physical debility Exhausted vitality and related ailments. It claims many have testified over 180 years ago and asserts a thirty year history of establishment without detailing specifics.
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