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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1900
Page
3
A sprawling extract shows palmistry notices from the East Oregonian era with readings for numerous individuals including F. G. Mitchell and R. E. Tarbet. The piece blends psychic guidance, home forecasts, and instruction for creating palm impressions, ending with a medical patent remedy promotion by F. J. Cheney & Co.
Mrs Maced Pierce reported a warrantable confrontation in Walla Walla seeking the arrest of her husband James Fierce who worked at the steam laundry. She alleges he beat and choked her and cannot endure the abuse any longer. The couple previously lived in Pendleton before moving to Walla Walla.
Editor Senos describes a stubborn pile problem and claims Becklen's Arntes cured two bones. Advertisement claims earth’s best pile cure, guaranteed, for 24 cents at Tullman & Co. and Keawpotts's Pharmacy with Bunner malve endorsing the medicine.
Miss Bertha Wells was crowned queen of the Pendleton Street Fair and Harvest Carnival in a crowded Frater Opera House event on Monday. The coronation featured a royal court setup, performances by 100 girls and young ladies, and plans to repeat the program Friday night September 21. The article notes marching bands, a parade, and community anticipation for continued festivities.
The exhibit run by O B and NM is supervised by RK Judson industrial agent. Mr Judson enhances the midway under Georges Jalwar Carl Davis and Teawe W Baird booking agent. Howard Evans of Milton and Frow water shows a notable fruit display. The Seventh Infantry safety band from Vancouver barracks arrived and performed a concert in front of the theater with Lieutenant Wallace in charge.
A record crowd witnessed the Pendleton Street Fair and Starveet Carnival parade in eastern Oregon. The procession featured the Seventh Regiment band, Mayor Vincent, Charles J. Ferguson, Queen Bertha Welle, knights, ladies in waiting, and a tower float powered by four bicycle riders. The line extended beyond bounds prompting a route adjustment while the event showcased a grand display of pageantry and civic pride.
A fragmented list names individuals and households including Betts, Meacham, Anderson, Vediclo, Stanfield, Morrell, Thorsomin, Wallace, McCulin, Burne, Ostor, Barnes, McWheeler, Weber, Kroeckner, Candish, Cranston, Markingoun, Clark, Christophonum, Mounee, Ryrie, Green, Powers, Oakes, Miller, Moran, and others in Portland, Spokane, The Dalles, La Grande, and nearby areas. Also notes an ad for Shiloh's Cure and a sale of 0 acre pasture near Athens, Oregon with Edwin Rosh contact.
Police arrest McMullan in Walla Walla after two 12 year old girls and a younger boy report he solicited them near the Catholic church. Children identify him. crime alleged occurred Monday afternoon. McMullan, known local railway worker, is held in jail awaiting trial.
The advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as effective for headaches nerves and vitality. It cites testimonials from Allen Halverson of Wet Prairie Wisconsin and J A Spero of Welter Indiana and lists Koeppen’s Pharmacy as a seller.
The note tells families that illnesses will occur and a cure may not prevent them. It promises prescription filling and supplies for the sick room, including windings and related items.
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