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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1900
Page
3
The Cleaver Bros Goods Co announces the closing of their dry goods line due to space limits. All remaining stock will be sold at attractive prices to clear the line, with every item to be disposed of within a set period.
The article offers instructions on Belgian hare breeding including feed, housing, and health, warning about predators and disease. It contrasts temperaments of various hare lines, notes bedding, water, and shelter needs, and mentions prices and demand as well as several arrivals and listings of travelers at hotels and railway towns.
A cryptic historic note references Castoria and Grae 1 Pierre related signatures. The fragment hints at longstanding use beyond a single year and mentions The Kind Sow Mave Alweze in an unclear context.
An odd home remedy ad touts Mince Meat as a cure all with lemon orange peel elder and other ingredients. Mary endorses it for flu and coughs. Tallman & Co announce a grand ball by the Ploneacs of the Pacific at La Dow Hall on Nov 14 with supper and dance tickets. Kirkman’s orchestra to provide music. KE J Kirkman chairs committee.
An ad-like note touts a sugar coated health pill described as the busiest and mightiest ever made in Pir. It promises to convert weakness into strength and energy into mental power, marketed by Tallman & Co. for 250 pur per box.
The Umatilla County Sunday School Association met in Weston on November with a full program though attendance lagged due to season and diphtheria concerns. Officers and committees were elected, field work funds discussed, and plans set for countywide revival and future convention in Pendleton.
An ad copy offers one hundred dollars for any method to cure catarrh, claiming proven effectiveness and urging readers in Toledo and nearby areas to act. It mentions wholesale dealers and various names, with uncertain phrasing and garbled terms. The piece reads like a misspelled 19th or early 20th century sales notice.
A Portland minister received six cents as payment after performing a wedding ceremony, while a minister in The Dalles was paid less for a similar service. The groom offered the coin and the officiant accepted, prompting mixed reactions from local observers and reports in The Dalles Chronicle.
Reports describe a woman wandering streets between midnight and 2am in Athena, provoking widespread speculation about her identity. Observers claim she appears at front and back saloon windows, with theories ranging from a haunting to a life spirit among townsfolk.
garbled line reads Brock & McComas Druggets at Comer Main and Comet one. Product details unclear but appears to mention prescription quality and pricing.
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