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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1900
Page
3
Fragmentary ad list shows River Bros Dry Goods Co offering jackets capes and suits at cut prices with weekly arrivals. Other items include fur displays at Hotel Pen and various doctor and medicine notices, plus local residents and arrivals, and a bakery promotion from Martin's.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions large locks and a focus on design for quality. It references guarantees and the aim to ensure reliability, though specifics are unclear. The text hints at evaluating value, durability, and customer assurance.
An old notice advertises a $100 reward for cures of a listed disease and promotes patent medicines from Lierreje at Lugat Oteadtal. It claims limited success, urges purchase of “Pawily Pille” and “drille” from KE L Smith of Court Street, Toledo, promising guaranteed quality and fast selling.
fragmentary text mentions a signature and a long period of time but provides no clear event, names, places, or concrete facts to summarize into a coherent item.
Pendleton October 25 The wheat market shows a drop as Liverpool and New York quotes ease and foreing demand weakens. Barley lacks export demand and price relies on local feed and loan needs while brewers backfill supply at harvest end leaving less exportable barley in the region.
An old advertisement claims a blood purifier and tissue builder named It Will Be You Gobd for Karl's Clover Root Tea. The copy boasts half a century of guarantees and a money back offer if not satisfactory. Price two ots and zero cts by Tallman &.
Portland reports hold on grain and hay prices with Walla Walla wheat at 58 to 62 cents, various feed grades and types listed, and coarse commodities including butter, poultry, cheese, wool and hides showing mixed values across regional markets. Pack includes sheep, mohair, and fur prices with multiple animal products cited.
London wool auctions draw large turnout with 15 356 bales offered and brisk demand for Continental stock. Home trade remains active while fleece wools slow. Territory prices hold at 43 to 44 for flag and staple, 47 to 48 for pure staple.
Chicago cattle and hog markets show receipts of 4000 cattle and 24000 hogs with price ranges for natives Texas fed steers and calves, plus sheep and lambs steady to higher. Grain supplies report minor changes in wheat and oats across U S and Canada with port stock totals up slightly amid mixed demand.
Linnur Initiam Club's football squad, led by Manager Berkeley Hailey, urged players to attend tonight's practice ahead of Sunday's key season game in Pendleton. Uncertain Indians lineup includes centers and backs with Earl Borie at center and Dale Stoeher at left end among listed starters and So Boom at fallback.
A garbled notice recalls a humorous wedding voyage for a young couple from Wasco, with trunks labeled wedding presents at Wasco station and typewritten cards inviting the conductor to meet the bride and groom. The piece contrasts rail travel luxury on Lackawanna with safeties, comforts, and dining service, then shifts to local notices about Sumpter finances, Pioneer group meetings, and advertisements for Clover Root Tea and Barnes trained dogs and ponies.
Montie B. Gwinn of Home Idaho, manager for Idaho Washington and Oregon of New York Life, visits Pendleton. He promotes regional resources and announces a Pendleton branch in Judd building to be led by his brother James H. Gwinn. He also highlights financial solidity and reliable claims payments.
Physicians advise compounding to ensure exact quantity and quality of medicines. Brock & McComas Druggists emphasizes pride in their compounded prescriptions, promising accuracy and reliability beyond standard dispensing.
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