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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1900
Page
3
Fragments describe sales prices and events including a five cent per yard note, a theater night at Frazer's, and various medical remedies. It mentions Tallon & Co. druggists and McCully driving sheep, with references to Jackson’s Arnica Salve and King's New Life Pills.
A report notes a plan to move about 4000 sheep from Wallowa County toward Umatilla County for a company event near North Powder and Willows, with details tied to a fire district meeting in the area. The text references Melly and Ventins county in a fragmented Oregon context.
The fragment lists numerous individuals and places including Scott family in Worthand Florida Spokane San Pranciego Portland and Hot Lake with multiple spellings. Other entries mention McDonald Gillan Barthverm Aldrich Droddlaon Campbell and Borne among scattered towns and names.
A damaged ad copy touts Shiloh's Consumption Cure for cough and fever with a money back guarantee. It instructs taking two thirds of the bottle, then returning if not benefited, and notes a price of two cents and a bottle. Tallman & Co lead agency. Liringepe init.
A local notice advertises land for rent near Wally suitable for wheat. Potential renters titled lamaloon kids in vestigate the offer should apply to or write to Bawin Koah in Athena, Cr.
The article advertises Folens Kidney Cure claiming relief for coughs colds whooping cough cronp and consumption with a money back guarantee. Fallman & Co Allen Halversin and Koyppon’s Pharm suggesting strong results and praise from users in various locales.
Pendleton prepares for a grand fair and carnival with the Chinamen to display in the parade from Marveville California. Rail lines promise half-rate livestock travel and earlier arrivals to accommodate attendees. Local groups rush to finish booths and decorations as crowds are expected to be large.
A local project outlines a timber mill at Ukiah Pendleton with a 2000 ton per day automatic feeder, a 21 bore boiler and DS horses power engine. Bridges valued at 240 per thommod at one dleton, and freight costs to Ukiah set profits high as owners push a home industry.
Pendleton Spartamen's Ambulation club invites members Sunday at 10 a.m. for a percussion trapshoot featuring six live birds and blue rock targets. The event, a farewell to Harry A. Morgan, honors his years with the club as he prepares to move to Philadelphia.
Fragment mentions accommodations for ladies and gentlemen and an opening bid sequence that fails to attract interest. No clear event, names, or place are readable.
An advertisement touts Shilohi's promised cure for consumption with early use and a money refund if ineffective. The text asserts many deaths stem from disease and urges readers to buy the remedy at 0 cents per bottle, attributed to Tall Man & Co, leading druggists.
Fred Hallock former postmaster at Mekwen Baker County faces charges of embezzling funds. He managed the Mekwen office linked to the Pewtyaweter case January death and alcohol troubles. Arrested in Sumpter then returned to Baker City, he is held for federal inquiry with bondsmen.
The Meencnrem, Indie for more than thirty years, and The Kind You Have Always Howphe.
William P Temple states next year’s wheat plan and farm setup. He leases 400 acres near Mendleton to brother Robert Temple and Ben Morton for six years. He grew 10 acres of winter wheat this year averaging 30 bushels per acre. He discusses price expectations at Walden station and mentions relocating to Pelli ton.
A fragmented Danville notice mentions Minerva Sindtho and Foley’s Honey for throat and bone pains amid wartime relief efforts. It reports the death of Ges S. Siapwon, a brother of Mee J. A. Lebeliman, and notes a funeral procession traveling from Manila to Salt Lake City with a Urithieth regiment unit.
A fragmentary note cites McKinley versus Bryan as a test of sound money with a $200 stake. It mentions Unatilla county and suggests McKinley and Bryan followers aim to sway the vote on three propositions, all tied to the election outcome.
The column warns against counterfeiting with references to severe penalties and mentions court language and a judge. It notes visitors Rev Potwine and Rev Warrens in Baker City and lists church services at St. Stephen, along with a sale notice for a hive and a dwelling near Main Street and a listing for household goods.
Fragmentary note mentions paying for prescriptions and having items for a Wick room. no clear event or person names identified.
Readable text shows Brock and McComas associated with an address on Pendleton Court. No clear event or action stated.
Fragmentary text reports multiple deaths and unidentified events around a foyer scene. Names and places are unreadable, with several garbled phrases hindering concrete facts.
A rare event titled Line of Hork and Wingeler dazzled locals with technical displays. Monitor drille and wooleore Lefore vam bay showcased new gear, drawing crowds to the city venue and highlighting quality as the key feature.
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