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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1900
Page
4
Peter Würst Horeby announces he has appointed four courtids for the position of Justice of the Peace. Petidbeui nerehel and bly coat Juno election are referenced in the notice.
A local horse events program outlines a Thursday afternoon program for Moats and the Flyers. Races start at 1:30 PM and end around 4:00 PM with pacing and trotting divisions at two miles and one mile heats. Entries are open, and a biweekly meeting plan is proposed if patronage supports horsemen fees.
An advertisement touts Acker's Hinwi Elixir as a universal remedy for fevers pimples and signs of impure blood. It claims to purify the blood and restore health with a positive guarantee and urges purchase through Brock and McConvi.
Baker City correspondent reports on Hendley’s warehouse activity with freight teams lined up on both sides of the loading yard awaiting their turn. The facility handles loads for Prairie City, John Day, and nearby districts, with daily throughput filling the yard during busy periods.
Five Aiwaves proposed for whitening Brillole’s Comumption Carare include Couglia and Whooping Cough with Croup and Comemption. Bold multi‑guarantees cited. medicine sold by Tallman & Co at 2 cents, 6? and $1 per bottle. A smallpox case is reported in HK D. White’s Arlington family.
A sprawling jumble of shop names and promotions appears, listing cigars, comb honey, spring chickens, fruit assortments, silverware giveaways, potted meats, and other goods. Also noted are department stores, dry goods, and various sales figures, with a brief regional weather and public notices summary.
Delegates from Wendleton and nearby lodges gathered in Astoria for the grand lodge sessions. J A Lowrey was elected grand conductor of the grand lodge of Ont Fallowe. T F Howard became grand junior warden. Mrs Hurley named treasurer amid praise for cordial hospitality. Pendleton and Baker City debated hosting duties for next year.
Report from Chicago Board of Trade and New York brokers notes weak wheat trading withdeclining weekly visible supplies and a drought driven tilt. Prices closed around 6 7/8 to 6 3/4 on Saturday with limited activity and strong stocks in other sectors.
Heavy rails will be laid to improve the Pendleton to La Grande railroad track. The work, spanning weeks, includes trestles and channel changes at Alkali creek, with Terkey Brothers and others continuing improvements on the route.
Capp estate final accounting filed by H H Capp administrator shows no objections. Court approves distribution totaling 12 840 24 to heirs including Win, Cay Sulathical Day, Elisha Capp, Elizabeth Duncan, Daniel Shaw, and others with each allotted 25 S. The docket records all debts and expenses paid and property accounted for.
A man is accused of stealing a horse and saddle from a rural area near Tiethe ing rack in front of John Diana's silo. Deputy Sheriff Taylor arrests him at Mebotyro's farm, and he is jailed. The saddle is recovered buried in Medntyre's barn after a tip from Blevins via Mcintyre. The case goes to Justice Kimberk in Adam.
A parade of visitors and guests fills Pendleton and nearby towns as Mrs. William Martin arrives from California and stays at the Colton, Judge AL Peeal Won departs for Hopper’s station, and many others including Mrs. Carrie Apple at Stineville, General J. L. Weaver campaigning locally, and J. Mo Kearney en route home, with several residents visiting, traveling or returning.
Weston hosts the UmAtilla Pioneer Association on May 31 June 1 and 2. A one dollar round trip fare from Pendleton is offered by D Heke Ny Co. Tickets and certificates must be presented at Weston before June 5 for return. Fr PB Wambley, Avont.
Fragmentary ad style text promotes a consumption cure from a drug store. It mentions tipping a bottle back and a money-return promise if not benefited, with garbled names like Shiloti and Tallman & Co. indicating a dubious 19th century tone.
Pioneers pledge a Wednesday evening gathering with a literary program and dancing. Attendees will enjoy refreshments and music by Birkneas's orchestra, promising an evening of entertainment and camaraderie.
Fragmentary notice urges Pendleton residents to try a tea product named Cue Aftermion and notes public interest in the promotion. The text references admiration for opponents and a general wartime tone without clear event details.
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