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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1901
Page
3
Thanksgiving shoppers can save travel costs as we present an elegant line of new weaves and affordable prices. Attention drawn to heavy and shrank istures for walking skirts. Sole agents for popular ladies shoes in America and Europe.
A scrambled report describes a chaotic scene as residents gathered in a circle and threats and alarms arose. Details are fragmented but indicate a heated public dispute, with references to individuals and a potential threat of violence. The piece mentions a date, a place, and a tense atmosphere as people reacted to the event.
A fragmented report notes Mr Potter intends to pursue his old position while maneuvering through a confidential pre council scene. The text hints at a power play linked to a hotel project and shifting corridors at a new Gelder Gen site on the Korspean plan.
Mrs Van Orsdall reports Women of Woodcraft plans invest 41072.22 in an ambitious membership push after grand manager meetings in Leadville and Denver. About 200 members attended, with state officials and citizens present, highlighting the group’s thriving output and noted efficiency in their activities.
Ovendleton Academy meets Goldendale Academy on the gridiron east of the city while Scouring Mill faces Heppner on the latter's grounds. Heppner trains under Coach Eastland for Thanksgiving with Pendleton, aiming for a strong start and a victory to soothe local nerves.
T A Sullivan for L Southwick, feeder for Swift Macking, says the company has about 20000 sheep feeding in California and none in Nebraska. A war effect limits supplying stock as corn shortages raise prices, hindering profitable feeding. Chicago buyers report reduced stock and altered operations due to grain costs.
The Associated Press report from San Francisco on a Briaeway conspiracy fears in the Yukon and Northwest Territory is bolstered by newly released documents. The Helm of Midnight Sin formed in December at Diwan with Skagway HQ and sought to wrest northern resources from Canadiens. Leadership faltered, a leak surfaced, and the plot may fade like summer sunlight on the Yukon.
Wartford Conn man J W Sullivan suffered a leg inflammation after scraping with a rusty wire. Doctors proposed amputation but a course of Electric Bitters and Nucklon’s Arpha Salve cured his leg, restoring health. Tallman & Co guarantee satisfaction or refund.
Mrs. William Jane, proprietor of Court Street lodging house Coffy howe, faced the Carrie Nation act in the Mint saloon Sinidar evening. She was fined $5 by Judge Baum after testimony described improper language toward a lady and her husband.
An advertisement touts Dr Kings New Discovery as the cure for coughs colds and throat and lung diseases. It claims rapid relief from the first dose and asserts astounding cures from persistent illness with a money back guarantee and sample free.
A Pendleton resident known as Switch attempted to enter his home through a window while in a distressed state and was mistaken for a burglar. The incident led to a tense exchange described in the column by Fincene Chard, noting the statement he did not know he was shot.
A garbled archival note questions the intended meaning of a Creek phrase and the editor’s sense of humor. It ponders whether the line about Smith's and the exhibits reflects satire or a regional saying, with confusion over phrasing and context.
A garbled entry lists purchases on Main Street including a coffee mill and various unnamed items. The readable words suggest a casual sale or trade note with no clear date or buyer identified.
Notice to the public announces an upcoming sale of household furniture including carpets and sewing machine, planned for this week at the corner of Webb and Jachaon Street. Listed items include s stove and dining room furniture.
An unclear OCR note reports a complex financial transfer valued at about 112,800 for a prescription involving a group of men and a property tied to Bright’s Meween and Ulwhetes. The document hints at investigations, percentages of funds, and a timeline around 19, with names such as J. Pept Owe Paky and others, indicating a contested financial transaction and ensuing scrutiny.
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