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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1900
Page
3
Fire in Portland jail district prompts alarm a crowd gathers as inmates watch flames. Witnesses describe chaos with shouting and a ball of fire rolling along Cottonwood street. Report notes drying preparations and a tonic advertisement amid the distraction.
The account of John Oliver of Philadelphia claims a near fatal illness improved after using Electric Bitters. A friend recommended the remedy, and after a week’s use his health began to recover, with the tonic said to have saved him from death and possibly the grave. Tallman & Co. advertised the product at 60 cents with a guarantee.
An implement dealer W HL Jones moves to expand inventory and compete in the city market. The note highlights the store’s focus on quality and broader tools for Sevileine of Menttar and local buyers seeking dependable gear.
Fragmentary notice for a blood porter and tissue builder to Karl's Clover Root Toa. Mentions a sale at about half a century and a guarantee with money refunded if results are unsatisfactory. Prices shown as 26 and 40 cents. Tallman &
Portland Chamber of Commerce led by President Taylor promotes a Pioneer visit by Portland merchants to Pendleton for the Street Fair and Harvest Carnival. Lathrop of Pendleton invites broad participation with a special excursion train planned for September 10 or 11, and officials urge strong local support to strengthen Oregon trade ties.
An old advert touts Karl's Clover Root Tea as a remedy for strength and blood purity. It promises main benefits for a price of two shillings and sixpence, with unclear trading details for Tallinn & Co.
McKay precinct farmers urged the county court for action against a rampant Indian thistle infestation that covers farmland and road verges south of Pendleton. Delegation led by Geo Jon and Dell Davis cited hundreds of acres affected and urged swift eradication measures.
An item from Philadelphia describes Annie B Springer of 1125 Howrill Street suffering a hacking cough and illness unhelped by other doctors. The notice promotes Dr Rigg's New Discovery as a cure, with trial bottles at Tallman & Co and a guarantee on every bottle.
A large turnout attended the Blaerock shooting match held Sunday amid new targets and rapid firing. Scores list shooters like J Stilttown Waite Turner J M Epes A Miran Tom Mewin D Turner J Klein W Lolken Stillman Nolf Clark Kawamovedt and others with percentages shown next to each name, noting the murder killed line and place details.
Pendleton Academy started the fall term with stronger enrollment than last year, tallying 102 students in various divisions: 49 in academic, 24 in primary, 20 in preparatory, and others. The faculty largely returns, led by Rev. Forbes as principal with W. A. Bleakiey, Robert S. Pond, Miss Kate B. Hanna, and Miss Grace Foane among the teachers.
A heavily corrupted OCR text fragment shows nonsensical phrases and disjointed names. No identifiable people, places, organizations, dates, or events are present to form a coherent news item or summary.
A fragmentary note references Castorta bearing Cras’s signature in a history stretching over more than thirty years. It mentions Pirrcnmm and Alwar Somgphd as part of the cryptic context. The readable text hints at a long-running signature motif and a hinted casting of characters.
Fragmented ad notes a confectionery business for sale with references to location and terms. It mentions an opportunity for a suitable buyer and hints at a court or official process and an address or contact point.
A compact note urges readers to remember pharmacies can fill prescriptions and provide essentials for those in need, emphasizing care for the sick roan with available medicines and supplies.
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