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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1900
Page
4
Frank Lee a wool buyer from San Francisco says the wool market shows no improvement ahead. Sheepmen will boil and sell off wool, with higher prices once. January and May London sales have demoralised the market, leaving American wool in a weak position.
Castoria bears the signature of Cuad. 1, Piercmm, in the week for more than thirty years. The Wind You have Always tomas.
The wheat market showed firmness led by European cash demand while Chicago opened weaker and closed mixed. July futures rose to near session highs as investors reassessed prices. Separately, political notes mention Benator Wiliamth planning campaign stops in Pendleton and nearby towns with registration updates noted.
A crowded page lists merchants offering foods, produce, groceries, and household goods with promotions and seasonal buys. Notices cover legal matters, birth and naturalization papers, public events, and upcoming Fourth of July planning, plus local personal news and a few shop announcements.
Several travelers and locals visit Pendleton including Smith from Pilot Rock and Moore returning from Lewiston. Lawyers Finn of La Grande and Wilton from The Dalles stay at the Hotel Pendleton. News notes report crops in fine condition, church events in Portland, and upcoming moves of J H W Gwinn to Pendleton as central agency site.
The Mitoh divorce case saw closing for the appellant Min with State as respondent. Ogilvie and Col Raley argued for the appellant while H Wilson and C Thomas appeared for the respondent. a decision is expected after the court’s proceeding in Gillians County court.
A convivial beverage blend crafted for social gatherings promises a agreeable taste. It aims to avoid bitterness and leave guests with a positive memory of the event.
A note praises an Afternoon Tea as a versatile drink suitable for any time. It is described as good in quality and a fine feed tea, suggested for enjoyment with meals or between activities.
An old notice discusses Mr. Barry of Indiana who ends his life after admitting love for a neighbor's wife. It portrays him as principled yet entangled in scandal, and offers moral guidance urging men to forget such affairs and uphold domestic virtue. The piece ends with a harsh moral call to preserve the home and trust.
A coal train from Snoqualmie Park to Seattle on the Seattle and International Railway crashed into the river injuring engineer Fare and Shakeroans Elmer Smith. The Chicago Northland Pacific plans a Portland extension with Denver Ogden surveys completed and summer track laying to follow. Crewerat Agency offers bikes with small down payments and monthly balance.
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