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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1900
Page
3
An early 19th century style notice promote Shilohs cough and consumption remedy. It claims wartime and debt topics, then urges manly understanding of the remedy. The ad mentions refunds if cure fails and lists Tall maid Co and druggists.
Oregon cattle dealings report streams show Jernoy Cattle wintering on Butter Creek with 10 head bought in Marner county. Most herds will be driven to Better erool to fatten for spring markets while others ship to Portland. Losses from band theft and coyotes noted. Bartholomew Drew and Q. Wilwon handle strays. Wallowa News notes fat cattle rising in southern counties and potential price increases as sales spread to regional markets.
A jumble of corrupted phrases and misspelled names lists various terms like Choo Tinned Dollar Rewant and MUITISER CO but lacks coherent facts or identifiable events or entities to summarize into a clear news item.
A Pendleton man named W. W. Roper faced substantial debt details in court filings. Notable items include judgments against him from American Freehold Mortgage and Jarvis Conk Hin Mortgage totaling thousands, with commissioner estimates and related charges.
Silver plated ware in large stock with new designs. Goods guaranteed. Prices claimed lowest for quality.
A compilation of names and origins including Portland Spokane Walla Walla San Francisco Newark Baker City Chicago New York Seattle and others as travelers or residents at Hotel Poncheton and related locations. The list features individuals such as Ralph P Daniway J Lindeny Kd i Bevan JF Kroba Alfre Fraxer JP Howland and Geo H Williame among others.
A brittle old page promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills as gentle relief for headaches and constipation. It also advertises Libby, McNeil & Co lunch goods including veal loaf and beef, and Superior drills sold by Carioad Said and B. L. Smith.
A vintage ad notes De Minute Cough Remedy as a quick cure for croup in children. It promotes a household remedy from Tallman & Co. and stresses its kid-friendly taste and fast relief.
Market quotes show apples and lemons priced per unit with various produce and dairy items listed. County president L. Fe Penland oversees adjournment and a full afternoon program covering Sunday school, teaching laws, and missionary reports, ending with a prayer service.
The Commercial Review notes global downdraft in markets as exports hesitate and buyers hold back. Wheat stocks are heavy in Europe while exporters rush supplies, with large carryover and uncertain demand depressing prices. Walla Walla shortages widen price gaps versus valley wheat, millers paying premiums only to cover future needs. overall export values imply limited near term strength.
Cattle receipts 460 including 1000 Westerns and Texans steady with bids from 4.40 to 5.40 for various classes. hogs and sheep show mixed results and overall lower prices. Boston wool market gains life with foreign sales quiet while Western and Territory wools see price ranges and renewed demand. Portland hides and pelts prices vary across categories with multiple animal types listed and adjusted rates.
County Association to hold its sixth annual convention at the Unies jets church in Weston on November 8. Port land leaders F Flovel and FE C Bronough along with Rev W R inane of Bulow will participate. Preliminary program lists morning session Thursday November 8 and theme related to 1000-Deyo Rev Walter Ua Waleoe.
John T Lambirth becomes bank teller succeeding G A Martman Jr at the bank. George A Hartman Jr purchases a hall interest in Hartman Abstract Co and will join its management with his father the county judge and Lee Held. Mrs Held remains secretary. Hartman and Lambirth are praised for their reputations and expected success.
A Redmen party from the local tribe visited Athena for a ceremonial Grand Buchom Cher installation. About 46 members started the excursion, with several participants listed by name. The return home began around 1 am, and the evening was described as pleasant by all involved.
Ians O'Brien of the Booth-Kelly Lumber company near agene suffered a severe arm injury at the Wendnog mill on Weedueeday morning. He was cutting when his foot slipped and he fell into the saw, injuring his left arm above the elbow.
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