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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1900
Page
4
A jumble of shop greetings and product pitches appears with cigars medicines groceries and sundry wares. Mentions of Martins Kouppen’s and Tallman & Co. mix with parlor dressmaking jobs and a street fair inviting readers to visit local vendors and services.
A noisy mix of classifieds and public notices from Pendleton, including carnival events, sales of furniture and jewelry, employment ads, wedding announcements, and upcoming meetings. Items reference Denott’s, Downey fish market, Mrs. W. H. Hite, and Tallman & Co. as advertisers with various local names and places.
Local residents are listed in a stream of social blurbs noting travel, guests, and family moves. A Bollerman boards the morning train to Martians, J P McMante plans a Portland trip, and HH. 1 Slicer visits Hotel Pelt. Others, including Maude Winslow and Ceil Warde, travel to Portland, Oregon City, and Whitman College preparations.
A late 19th century item presents Professor Sterling of the East Oregonian as author of palmistry guidance. The text blends personal assessment with promotional content for a home kit and a fake reading printed to tempt readers into mail-order purchases.
Walton of Mortiagh to fight McMahon of San Francisco for the lightweight Pacific Northwest title at Fraser Opera House next week. McMahon arrives with trainer Tracy. Walton has trained a week in readiness. A large crowd is expected with the winner to receive 80 percent of the net proceeds.
Fragmented theater recap cites a dramatic work about Nero and Christian era persecution. Characters are described as well represented, with ironies and themes of ambition and treachery. The text includes garbled names and scattered references to a county fair and local figures.
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