Three Dollar Lines
Cleaver Bros. on Main Street advertise three dollar lines likely a pricing or service note inside a concise local notice.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1900
Page
4
Cleaver Bros. on Main Street advertise three dollar lines likely a pricing or service note inside a concise local notice.
Advert reads offerings from Badlew and Zalner cigars to Demott's groceries and poultry HQ. Contains product mentions Swiss cheese onions electric lighting at The Colombia and painting services by A M Flender with shop at residence. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve and Tallman & Co. listed as cures.
A jumble of ads and brief items from Pendleton recounts sales at White House Grocery and Bos tin Sere, upcoming cantata at the Church of the Redeemer, court sessions and county business, cattle inspections by Jenbn R. How!, and medicinal pitches for Keele Dyspepetator and Ely Cream Balm amid local shop chatter and community notices.
Paine and his brother Frank W. Paine are identified with wheat land near Korea Fist in Wailea Waimea county. The Paine family holds several sections of wheat land, with annual plantings and sizable crops reportedly totaling up to 100,000 bushels. They are connected to large wheat interests in Omasilia and Walla Walla and are well known to local farmers.
Umatilla County election officials report ballots tallied with thirty four counted from the 4 rociete group. County Clerk W. D. Chamberlain will convene a meeting Monday with J. W. Smith of Athens and Times File Gerald of Pendleton to witness. The official oath appears in Monday's East Oregonian.
In Beau's court, Al G Ankeny the baseball player barber faced a fine after testimony from William Willmorth Richard W. Kinglam and H L Carl. The record states Ankeny visited Carl's barber shop at two on Thursday, spoke briefly in the back, struck Carl in the face, causing bleeding, then moved to the front where a confrontation continued.
Athens resident McBeen feuds Pendleton. Van Arming, a noted Elk, travels with Hailey and Sheriff Minkley to Athens. Laura Hailey visits cousin Mollie Todd in Beige. F. Rourke arrives from Portland and stays at Hotel Pendleton. Attorney Hailey searches funds and cattle fees. Several locals noted, including Puralee Hailey, J. F. Shay, and J. Powers’ typhoid fever. A mix of travel, illness, and business notes per Chronicle items.
Fen F Brown of Weston arrives to supervise a new electric light plant project from Blair’s floating mill. The plant will supply power to Weston with a capacity of about 5000 to 7000 watts and begin operation in three weeks under Brown as local manager backed by Weston capital.
A Portland based branch of the Co operative investment Co is planned as a mutual savings and investment firm. It will be incorporated under Oregon law with capital backed by leading Portland investors including Merchant's National Bank. Savings letters will be issued offering high interest and small deposits. Call at Moorehouse & Hamilton Savings Bank building for details.
Henry Wade, a farmer, faced charges for destroying property tied to a disputed road near Velkay Creek. The incident followed Wade tearing down a fence placed across a road by Jacobmacher, who objected to a public thoroughfare. Wade reportedly had previously been arrested for horse theft. The balance of the case concerns compensation and arrest procedures.
The Wallowa News warns of two men posing as physicians in the Wallowa Valley. They contacted families, offering free services then pressed for payment after fake diagnoses. One man allegedly collected signatures under a forged contract promising cures, with four or more prominent farmers targeted before the scam was uncovered.
A reader report describes a scheme targeting young men to obtain their cash through a theater promotion. Victims were lured with promises and pressured to pay for perfume samples, while claims of arrests and investigations by authorities and the theater faded. Authorities cautioned the public as the case unfolded with mixed testimonies.
A damaged OCR text reports a sale notice at Main Street with Masonic references and remarks on debt, plus weather notes about gales and telegraphic disruption. The portion mentions a Mrs Roberts and a Lord Wivrw in a separate brief item from Pretoria about a serious illness case.
The readable portion hints at a discussion of mocks and Java within a course or guide. No concrete entities, dates, or outcomes are present to identify people or organizations.
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