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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1900
Page
3
Fragmented OCR describes a sale by Cleaver Bros Dry Goods Co and others on an ambiguous date. It mixes hundreds of misread words about goods, prices, and potential items, with stray references to cities, people, and categories, lacking coherent details.
Odd OCR fragment promotes bedroom sets and cookstoves as attractive home items. Mentions a George RK and Daniel's store on Court Street, with unclear references to Houston perle and an opera inn. The text is garbled but suggests a local retail advertisement.
A garbled report touts a cure for baldness by destroying a parasitic germ. It claims a new scientific method and mentions a product named Newhra's Herpitide as a novel treatment. Potential patent claims are noted, with emphasis on proven street results.
List of guests and origins includes O RYieras Mintnenjol ir and Walla Walla visitors, with names tied to Spokane Portland Chicago New York Denver and other places. The fragmentary roster mentions notable arrivals such as John Her CL Darling and Edyth Yosier Woutherred among Portland and regional guests.
An OCR fragment references individuals Tallman and Cu, mentions a lead role in an incident, and hints at a related location and actions. Readable parts are sparse. core facts remain uncertain due to garbled text and missing context.
Iol Sivithaw lists a cargo of Canton plows and barrows accompanied by high grade implements. The dealer claims Tanker Liew offers the cheapest price. Mr. Bult shows a line of wagons, hens, and bark finished wagons plus new mountain spring wagons and bogies.
Portland Chamber of Commerce considers an Oriental Exposition for Portland with talks of a canal linked to navigation on the Columbia River. Delegates from Oregon and Washington weigh federal and state appropriations while planning exhibitions and national support.
A fragmentary report describes Frank Spike and Elling Spike leaving Kebo for Chicago to pursue a cholera medicine project. They plan experiments in Port Drelge Iowa and discuss manufacturing 5000 pounds for financing by Chicago interests. Possible relocation and royalty schemes loom amid ambitious plans.
An old advertisement claims Dr Kings Sew Life Pills cure poor appetite and improve digestion and liver function. It promotes the product as a splendid appetite enhancer and health tonic available at Tallan & Co. drug store.
A fragment describes why Poriten fathers and the Mead tribe of Ron Hingland chose Thanksgiving as a festivity among others. It notes their gathering under a tent and mentions foods like geet nae ie wal tb ving and ducka, chickens, and lurkeye as parts of a grand meal for a big parade or celebration.
A compact grocery notice advertises vegetables, fruit, meat, bread, cakes, spices and other Thanksgiving staples at competitive prices. R Martin's Grocery on Mulino Street is highlighted as the source.
A December 2 community day features a shotgun and rifle shooting event with turkey prizes, followed by nine o'clock turkey shoots. In the afternoon a special evangelist service at the Christian Church of Treleton will be preached by Rev. J. W. Jenkins of Hot River Oregon, with Rev. Mr. Dunking as a noted speaker.
A garbled recap mentions Frank Muller planning a Sunday balloon event near Pendleton. Partial clues reference a formal start time, a team or group called Weert tone, and a weight estimate of four pounds for a balloon.
The fragment lists several unusual names and phrases including Conal Pine and Komal Vow Maen Aline fiergeldl, suggesting a ceremonial or signature theme but lacking a clear event, organization, or place to anchor a complete news item.
A union Thanksgiving service will be held at the Cote church with clergy and congregations from the Haytiet line and Venelleten. The service includes a sermon by MM. Pater som and a Thaunkerelog offering for relief of the jewdy groom.
An assortment of distorted lines references Heniek Masuilton of West Jefferson after a long illness and mentions Bucklen’s Arnica Salve claimed to cure many ailments. It notes a serum position and a Glove Boot sale, with prices and refunds, plus references to railroad offices and a Short Line conference.
A flood of speculative ship and freight plans surfaces as reports describe a vessel aiming for Europe via the Orient and Suez Canal. Mentions of ports Yokohama Kobe Shanghai and others, with freight movements and possible new routes amid warnings of rising costs and logistical troubles.
Fragmentary OCR records a vague notice about rellewed from date and orders to take a tap of Mina department. Mentions Merriany, lewlquarters division, Onvalea, and Chie Myriabe Ortigly Chiro. Ends with a claim of preventing coreneiptiin and Palliat & Cu, a druggist.
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