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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1900
Page
3
The Cleaver Bros by Goods Co announce closing out the dry goods department due to space constraints. Every dollar’s worth will be sold at prices that make it worth buying for future needs. All dry goods must be sold within the stated time.
J M Cleary pastor of St Charles Church, Minneapolis, writes from Pendleton regarding Ellis' History. He praises the work for scholarly value and care, notes price and distribution details, and lists local merchants and towns where the book and related materials are available.
A fragmented note recounts a visit by Joe Melntires from the Indian training school to Warn Springs on the Umatilla reservation. The text shows garbled names and unclear actions, but indicates efforts to secure a response or outcome were unsuccessful.
A cryptic message signed by longtime backers named Coan and Bowne raises questions about a lasting tribute. The text hints at decades of loyalty but lacks concrete details on the event or purpose.
The notice advertises Linseed products for cough and lung health and touts a remedy from Die Minute Gough Gore. It also promotes a Pioneer ball by the Pacific group, inviting all to attend on November 14 with music by Kirkino’s orchestra and refreshments served by local ladies.
Advertisement copy touts a health pill sold by Tuliman and Co. at 25 cents a box. It claims the pill coats globules of health to remove weakness and increase energy and strength, marketing a “New Life Pile” and “Train-fay” power.
Fred Hyde died at the county hospital Monday evening after injuries from a Sunday accident at Nolin. Alvin Hyde of Northport Washington arrived from Spokane. M M Bitte assisted at the hospital. Funeral plans set for Tacoma with burial aboard is planned.
A long dispatch from Pendleton presents an opinion by G. Kilbourne of Seattle on Y M C A influence and investments. The letter discusses community benefits, education, recreation, and industrial support, arguing the Y M C A helps create first class citizens and local institutions. Substantial references to Union Electric Light Co. and Canton plows sales conclude the piece alongside trade notices for agricultural implements.
The arrival of Mrs Minnie Crockett at the polis station near Milton renews concern over solitary confinement and lack of exercise in the state prison. Officials consider measures to provide air outdoor recreation and light work for female convicts amid debates on humane treatment and likely legislative action.
A reviewer praises Ellie’s Six Volume Mystery of the United States as one of the best works, noting its exhaustive treatment of recent events. The reviewer commends the tape illustrations binding and type as superior and worthy of careful study.
The article notes frequent tremors in the Philippines and describes a special instrument for recording earth movements. It warns readers about digestive upset and touts a tonic as a cure, claiming it strengthens the system and relieves ailments from constipation to indigestion.
In northern Indiana and southern Michigan counties groups calling themselves faithful plan passage to Scotland to await a heavenly transport. They claim end times will erase earthly possessions and detail counterfeiters posing as honest dealers selling salves and tonics to fund voyages.
Review of the Siberian railroad expansion from Chelyahinek to Ormesk and Ob to Krasnoyarsk with milestones in 1800s trade. Mentions total 2005 miles laid in seven years and distant Amur connections, plus outdated notes on cement exports and herbal tonics.
The ninth annual National Irrigation Congress will meet in Chicago on November 21 22 24 with western leaders and national figures attending. The agenda aims to advance irrigation policy as a major national issue and promote trade and development through water management.
The report lists large German enterprises with substantial workforces including a major Brigg and several others such as Stettin, Barden Aniline, North German Lloyd, Krupp, Hawibirge Amerion line S145 and C408 vessels in maritime and land operations. It notes combined employment and trailing divisions among these firms.
The notice promises certainty in the quality and correctness of prescriptions. It asserts honest pride in the druggists at Brock and McComas Drugists, located on Main and Court Streets, ensuring accurate compounding and reliable service.
The city prepares to organize a Club of Eighty to obtain a six volume history of the United States. A set can be viewed at the office, offered in cloth or morocco at low prices. Doge Crow of Minneapolis leads the effort. Prof. J. L. Damas, formerly of Milton and now Dayton principal, is cited as a member.
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