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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1900
Page
3
J N Moyton, president, tours Spokane and other states discussing the company’s steamship ventures. He notes heavy spending with funds raised and pending bond sales to finish the work and bring the river project to operation.
A Lind County sportsman faces three charges after deputies found a hunting bag with game and a dog near Haleey. Deputy Claire Warden Powell and officers pursued the man, who refused an inspection and fled toward a belt road before being halted and questioned about the contents of the bag.
A fragmented roster lists individuals associated with cities including San Francisco Portland Spokane Denver Berkeley and San Prive. The scattered names reference possibly a notice or directory item with multiple residences and initials throughout the West region.
A patent remedy for coughs is advertised by Tallman & Co as a drugstore offer. Customers are urged to buy a bottle for one dollar and take two thirds, with a promise to refund if no benefit and return of the bottle. The ad markets relief and a money-back guarantee.
The 12 year old owner William Shorte, of Uilgarnd, was accidentally shot with a .22 rifle by a Windahoron boy during a hunting incident in a hilly area. The bullet passed under his left knee. Dr. Ollter from La Grande attended, with officials reporting no serious complications and a speedy recovery expected.
A patient who suffered for months from a rectal ailment claims self treatment with Bucklin's Amica Salve cured him after an alleged failed medical plan. The advertisement touts the salve as the "aurest pile cure on earth" at 25 cents a box, sold by Tallman & Co. druggists.
Incomplete OCR text hints at a bustling shop scene with an implement dealer and multiple named locals. Mentions of Hawk s and buggies, a monitor drill, and a pharmacy name Koeppen s Pharmacy appear, along with scattered quotes about kidney care. The passage reads like a garbled regional column or classified snippet.
Land offer for rent in light stubble, five hundred acres located two and a half miles east of Helix suitable for wheat. Contact Edwin Rush in Athens for details. Also mentions Sanner Balve as a healing medicine available at Koeppen's Pharmacy.
Town leaders request immediate volunteer contact to house and assist attendees during the Pendleton Harvest Carnival. Plans include registering hosts, coordinating with a chief organizer, and ensuring ample lodging as the event draws people from multiple regions. The fair will feature exhibits, parades, and a street fair with no admission fees.
Umatilla County officials led by Sheriff Win Blakley Coroner W G Cole and District Attorney T G Hailey returned from Milton to pursue the Kelly murder case. They examined Deputy Shot James Kirkland and others at the crime scene and weighed jurisdiction between Union and Umatilla counties.
The article notes delayed rain preparations by farmers in a rural area, with remarks on wheat yields and storage. It mentions infrastructure plans including new ware houses and granaries on the NX line between Pendleton and Walla Walla and the W B railway, aimed at benefiting future farmers.
Edwin Rush stored his steam threshing outfit at his home near Taos two and a half miles from Helix after a 51 day harvest. His outfit yielded high averages despite less wheat and more straw, with 800 acres of fall sown wheat at home and grain sent to Ascatille county Oregon and Walla Walla County Washington.
At a Pendleton Sportsman's Association meeting in the council rooms a 48 member ship was recorded and a slab house and trap range to be built one mile southwest of town for shooters. The trap will house a new major trap and a Sunday shoot is planned at 10 o'clock after installation.
The record describes August high temperatures reaching unusual levels and notes in 1808 the government instrument recorded a high. It also mentions a recent month with a minimum of 42 degrees and a pattern of 20 clear days, three cloudy days, and one partly cloudy day. A severe thunderstorm on a noted date was among the most extreme officially recorded.
North Pendleton fire company members are summoned for an 8 o clock gathering. Foreman C Murphy and secretary Berkeley Hailey urge full attendance to discuss important business.
Edward Hick argues that urban business life harms health and judgment. He notes the city’s polluted air and constant lights blunt the mind and body. Rest and distance from work enhance well being and performance the next day.
The passage touts Dr King’s New Life Dike as a wonderful remedy for stomach and liver issues. It claims it improves appetite digestion and regularity, promising health and energy, with Tallman & Co. drug store as a point of sale.
In this notice the author warns of sickness in children during hot weather and states that proper care cannot prevent illness. It promotes a pharmacy offering prescription filling and a full range of sick room supplies.
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