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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1900
Page
3
A chaotic OCR fragment mentions a main seaport, Port Charleston, and plans around a shipyard or seaport development. It references people like Gehringen, A Roberts, and Pierre de Kee, with scattered notes on weather, trade, and a supposed world postwar era. The text is garbled but implies maritime infrastructure, political tension, and speculative commerce along Warren Street, New York.
Fragmented OCR notes mention a medical product claim and a drugstore with guaranteed liverw bottle. readability is very low and specific details are obscured. The passage reads like advertising copy about appetite and eating remedies with uncertain references to brands and locations.
The Oregon Short Line Railway secures a large quantity of cedar fencing for its Idaho routes. The purchase aims to fortify track boundaries and reduce drift on main lines. Local suppliers report robust demand as rail expansion continues in the Portland region.
An advertisement noting a large stock of silver plated ware that will wear. It emphasizes new goods, guaranteed quality, and low prices, inviting customers to compare quality and value.
A freigt train collision incident links to a lantern struck by a pistol shot causing lights to fail. Witness Charteright reports the lantern shattered by a shot, extinguishing the lamp and prompting a formal inquiry into the weapon used and the responsible party.
An old advertisement notes reintegrant mist health claims for Karl's Clover Root Tea and a range of herbal products. It mentions Tallman & Co and Apulete in Ki Martin's revived Lily McNeil Libte'e lunch goods, with various leaves, dried vines, and other delicacies and a claim of high quality but cheap pricing.
Fragmented note references a builder linked to Karl's Clover Hoot Tea and Massey funding uncertainty. Mentions a price of 25 cu and a half century timeframe with unclear results and a Tallouan entity.
A 19th century tale recalls Frank Hacheney a Carivon Oliv grocer who shipped whisky with a pack train to The Dalles. A cold winter voyage froze much of the cargo causing tension and a near fight when packers argued over missing goods and damaged contents.
Baker City voters chose Carter by a narrow margin in the municipal contest as new councilors took seats. The issue included a public health cure ad promoting King’s New Discovery for consumption with claims of free trials and guaranteed bottles amid wide city promotional activity.
Pendleton Construction Company workers six years ago, led by Will Lane, Henry Zalner, and John Peters, built a methyl erector and traveled the Umatilla and Columbia rivers to survey scenery and enjoy a trip. The Pendleton Construction Company, with Will Lane and others, is preparing another expedition. Lane and Maple will take the first trip after completion, down the Umatilla and Columbia to hunt. The article speaks of a broader venture into amateur sports and maritime plans, and mentions associates and supporters from Cheney and nearby towns.
A Wallowa County legal dispute centers on Temple versus the county over sale proceeds and the status of Clay as a pauper. Judges Beakie and Eakin handle questions on county warrants, Hamilton directed contracts, and the overall validity of the county’s bond or warrant actions.
A report notes China coal fields show thick seams and large reserves. Professor Drake surveyed Tee-chan and nearby areas finding 24 feet of workable coal over limestone with depths around 22 feet and indicating tens of millions of metric tons in the region.
A jumbled mix of notes on coal mining methods and transport, editorials on speeches, gas lighting trials, medical ads, and a theater listing. Mentions Albert J. Overlie, Southern Pacific, and a Gideon Lee event with tickets.
A Buston dispatch reports new regulations from the Board of Health requiring sterilization of all barbering implements and separate towels for each customer. The notice warns against blood-stopping powders and urges use of approved antiseptics, with a list of attending officials and hotels.
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