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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1900
Page
3
Fragmented OCR reveals a chaotic listing of names, notices, and events from a 1900 era fair cycle. The text mentions Teaver Bros Dry Goods, public notices, legal talk, a mayoral vigil, and references to exhibitions in Pendleton and Portland with references to warehouses, lumber, and grain displays.
Ireenals and Loew News reports this week highlight the Pendleton Fair and several property transactions. J K Salling sells 200 acres to Oliver Holcomb. OB Young sells his property to Charles Brown. Bradley plans a wedding trip to Pendleton. L O Lively settles in Wallowa County. families receive carnival notices and updates on residents moving.
An advertisement touts Shilohs Consumption cure with two minute dosage and money back guarantee. It lists arrival names at Hotel Pendleton including Morratt of Portland and multiple Portland residents, plus New York and Lorande connections.
The note bears the signature of Cuns H Porrente and memorializes a long held phrase The Kind You have Always Sought, reflecting an old family keepsake.
Bids for timber for enclosures at the fair and carnival grounds are due by 10 p.m. Saturday September 22 at the headquarters booth. Cash in advance required. Bids may cover whole lot or any part. The association reserves the right to reject all bids.
Five diseases for which Shillety's Consumption Cure is recommended are Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Croup and Consumption. No other medicine equals it. Sold with a money back guarantee. 25 cents, 60 cents, and a $1.4 bottle. Tallman & Co.
A damaged reader letter from Mrs. Minuewa Smith of Danville claims twenty years of bronchitis relief after using Foley's Honey and Tar. The ad also mentions a tires and straw sale near Helix with contact Eddie Kush in Athena Oregon.
A diverse fruit exhibit at the Pendleton Street Fair and Harvest Carnival charms visitors including foreigners, with strong praise for organizer Howard Evans of Milton. Exhibitors from Freewater and Milton display numerous varieties, and judges award many prizes to fruits such as Early California, Rome Beauty, and Northern Spy amid detailed listings of exhibitors and awardees.
A list of exhibitors and premiums awarded by judges includes Hambletonian trotter Bho daker seven years old, Jim Vorbett seven years old grade slyire, black pacer Swearingen Brothers seventeen months old, and other entries headed by Pen No entries. Details cover horses such as Weetfield colt sired by Went tela, Katie dam by Weetfield, and multiple mares and colts with sires like David, Venlo, and May Donald.
A varied showing of wheat corn and barley appeared at the fair with entries from John Setroder Warren station Lemery Brothers Cayose station and others. The report notes a phosphorus free safety match and praises Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for fifty years as a tonic for digestive ailments and liver issues.
Frazer opera house presented a Friday evening program led by Mine Hertha Wells as queen, with a full court of dancers and attendants. Prof. M Beggs directed elaborate dances while the audience enjoyed the debut of a featured act and heartfelt thanks were extended to contributors and committee members for their support.
The Friday club shoot drew many members for a productive afternoon with notable times. In a 100 yard event F 4 broke 80 while H J Stillman posted 84, with a list of competitors and scores following including Halverson and Clarke among others.
State fair details list North Yakima events from September 4 to 2H inclusive. Railway company plans sales September 6 to 2, inviting buyers to attend. Also notes health ads and land rental offers including five hundred acres for rent near Helis area. Joep Renan, 44, died in Walla Walla Thursday.
A fragmented note urges remembering that prescriptions can be filled and that batdes stock items for the ill and poor, highlighting access to medical goods and care for those in need.
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