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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1900
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR describes wartime conditions and economic strain the month after a conflict. Mentions a market downturn, evacuation, and medical efforts as nations face large growth and uncertain prospects. Details are unclear but reference to a surgeon attempting a lengthy procedure.
Incomplete OCR text mentioning Pope Topete Kiloe Watvine Missouri Wheleaale Toludg Mall and various garbled phrases suggest a clipped local item. No clear event date action or outcome is readable from the fragment.
Mrs Hexter of Portland representing the Florence Critten ten Mission for Oregon will host a Sunday afternoon meeting at the Congregational church starting at 3 o clock. She seeks all well and over 15 years old to attend and later she will give a public talk on Tempe street at three o'clock. The event promotes “Work Among the Pallun” and a medicinal ad line about a cough remedy appears in the text.
A damaged OCR passage mentions mince pie tasting and an incomplete list of ingredients. Names like R. Martin and Lemmon at Orange port appear Amidst garbled text. The fragment suggests a culinary context with notes about readiness and possible substitutions.
Fragmentary text mentions health or disease, possible drugs, money, a factory, and names like Tallman and Ady, but details are unclear. No coherent event or outcome is extractable from the unreadable segment.
Fragmentary OCR describes a mishmash of plows implements and gear with scattered terms like pine dere end jung Woarure and cheap to buy. The exact entities, places, and actions are not recoverable from the text.
A fragment indicates a sale of a blood purifier and tissue builder to Karl's Clover Rout Tha. It mentions half a cantary of guarantors and money refunded if reaglix are not satisfactory. Prive BH cts and G9 che.
District Attorney T G Hailey visits Athena to arrest James Boddy and Charley Dann on cattle stealing charges. Warrants issued. Boddy bound over for preliminary examination on grand larceny with bond set at 1000. The stolen cattle were traced to Hagen property near Athena and turned in to Officer Stauper.
Articles show Stan dard Grocery Company formed with Dayton Barnhart F O Gara and J C Thompson as directors. Capital stock 100 shares at 74 par with F O Gara president J C Thompson vice president Dayton Barnhart secretary treasurer. The firm plans to sell cars at close figures and has bought Jacob Latoh’s grocery stock on Court Street to offer at cost while expanding in Portland within 10 days.
The Umatilla County Sunday School Association met at Weston with an unqualified success. Representatives from Portand and Sale attended, praising modern methods and trained workers. Attendees stressed the need for countywide involvement and urged all Sunday school workers to join in improving the concerted effort.
Ambitious public pleas urge residents to fund October November and December police salaries as Portland struggles with unpaid wages. Officials decide police protection must continue though funds are unavailable, with temporary loans and private support sought.
Donald Gathie chief of Romiland departments has matched Andy King formerly of Pendleton to face the event in Rossland on November 15. The match promises a strong showing as both fighters prepare for the bout.
O brien faces King at 126 pounds in Roseland with 70 percent of the purse to the winner and 28 percent to the loser. Receipts allocate 30 percent to the club holding the bout while King travels from Spokane for light training to stay in condition as a fan favorite.
A battered report claims Liberty statue was struck by lightning twice but remained unharmed. It lauds early lightning protection and warns of perceived dangers to homes and horses amid garbled ad copy for patent medicines.
The article cites General Wheeler on what the American people revere two things: their word and their men. It notes political defeat linked to wartime popularity and warns against any party pursuing a war for gain. Also reports local items: W. B. Taylor buys 82 dairy cattle in Pendleton. Minnie B. Lewallen and Edgar Warvn Leonard wed in East Portland. Mary Taylor, remembered Athena teacher, dies in North Dakota.
The Portland cooperative investment scheme urged thrifty workers to join and invest to buy homes, promising affordable monthly installments that replace recurring rent. A timeline and contact details outline how members earn a deed to a house via shared financing and the company’s guidance.
The fragment references long standing concerns over signatures tied to Coan I Piurre, with unclear context and names repeated. The text hints at a vow and possible aleatory phrases but lacks coherent details or verifiable events.
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