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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1900
Page
4
Cleaver Bros. at Main Street advertise three dollar lines likely a price or service brief. The readable fragment lists the business at the corner of Main Street and names Cleaver Brothers. Further specifics are not available in the text.
An assortment of advertisements for Dry Goods Co outlets including Cleaver Bros and The Columbia store announcing clearances on all merchandise. Also promoted are cigars at Mark Patton’s and various home goods services. A health tonic promises to aid digestion and heartburn.
The article captures a busy Pendleton scene with social events, meetings, and notices. It recounts a large Commercial Association gathering, preparations for the Y M C A, and plans for public improvements. It notes local marriages, theater-type entertainments, and various civic and personal notices including court actions and education updates.
A group led by Will haw chara and Cyrus Cox with Wilton eam arrives in Pend teten Oregon to advocate a renomination from choicent Lenkere sid bimiirers. They announce a central convention and seek broader support among merchants and prominent citizens in the county. The delegation plans a public meeting to outline their platform and gauge local backing.
Fragmented OCR notes describe stock exchange chatter, market quotes, and personal moves. mentions New York, prices, and family relocations with many garbled terms and missing context.
Incomplete OCR shows names and vote tallies across Malheur county including candidates like Watlerton and Kroner with varied party labels. The text references a count and a plurality despite many garbled words and missing context.
The article recounts Mon Frost’s remark about suffering for the crime of a murdered infant and notes his confusion over punishment. It describes the emotional response of the family and references the alleged killer linked to the child, with a focus on the father’s return from an associated event.
The next Congress will be asked to appropriate twenty million dollars for army and navy expansion. The article outlines a plan for reorganization of forces, expanded wartime mobilization, and related military and industrial requirements, including vessels and equipment. It notes heightened defense spending amid European tensions and mentions a public exhibition framing national security themes. The piece also reports political commentary on leadership and budget priorities.
Fragmented OCR describes disease, hunger, and relief items during conflict. Mentions Shilol cough, honey remedies, wine, and Thanksgiving references. Includes garbled names, quantities, and domestic items like cakes and low prices, with broad wartime turmoil implied.
The nonteal teachere institute of Vinatilla county will convene in the court house Pomlleton on Wednesday November 5 6 and 7. Educators from around the region will present lectures including Dr Hontti on The Need of Education in Our Republic and Professors Raprelle Mather and others. The program promises a delightful time for attendees with multiple addresses on opening night and the following sessions.
A garbled early proclamation declares a Thanksgiving date for Pembloian and nearby territories. It overflows with odd spellings, referencing The Great Owl and celebrations amid limited context, noting thanks for coal, liberty, and air of freedom in a dated, stylized bureaucratic voice.
Rileton Cox secretary and T EK Wilton treasurer of the Union Mutual Aid Society of Portland spent Saturday and Sunday in Pendleton on horseback and plow. They returned to appoint an forward team to survey for the next project. A strong and favorable opinion about the plan is noted.
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