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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1900
Page
3
A long palmistry feature by Prof Sterling in Pendleton outlines readings for locals including J W Hurst and HK Hasbrowck with predictions of fortune and travel. The notice directs readers to mail subscribers and lists arrivals at Hotel Pendleton and other cities.
In New Stennaville Ohio Marc Lang credits George Lang with averting a dreadful tragedy by using Dr Kings Now Discovery. The letter claims the remedy cured a frightful cough and pneumonia like attacks, touting free trial bottles at Tallman A Co.'s drug store.
Residents failed to attend the Ashland editorial association gathering last week provoking anger from Revor, who condemned the event with a sharp piece titled A Cold Reception. He accused Ashland of disrespect while other editors received courtesy and hospitality.
Fragmented text shows a man describing years of bondage, a wife unable to move, and a claim of recovery after using Electr Bitters. The document shifts to legal notices about opioid classifications and state secretaries, referencing Attorney General and uniform act procedures.
For a Washington state rally to be held at North Yakiona from September 4 to 2 inclusive the Washington and Columbia River Railway Company will make a round trip rate from Fondleton of 6.75. Tickets on sale September 24 to 20 inclusive. Good returning up to September 80. W Adams, Agent.
Dear readers the undersigned H Pcoremmat signed notice dated long ago calls all persons knowing Ahamwdelava to settle their accounts at once. This public notice from HL M Sloan requests immediate payment of debts and settlement of balances.
From the Philippines William Lance writes of the Thirty-Fifth Infantry and its actions. He notes August 5 night fighting near Quainqua with Mauser fire and bamboo cannon, rebels driven off by volleys of Kraeg-Jorgenvons, and that a detachment under Colonel Plimmer engaged insurgents near Hilasag. The piece mentions health, leaders Colonel Walsh and Lieutenant Collins, and the ongoing resistance of American troops against insurgents.
A telegram reveals Timmerman and family traveling to Europe to visit relatives in Germany and view the Paris exposition. The naturalized citizen appears to have lost his papers, risking questions about his eligibility for German draft rules, while he favors farming over military service.
The Alert Hose Company of the city plans a Halloween masquerade dance on Halloween eve, five weeks from tonight. Prizes for best costumes, original characters, and a makewallk feature are planned. Proceeds will fund purchases. committee members include Joe Nolf Dew Shull Bodo Dapole and Giernie Maya.
A Wallowa County farmer from Joseph asserts the county produces more hogs than any other Oregon area. He describes hog feeding practices, wagon haulage to markets at Elgin and Milton, and the impact of rail access on pork prices. The note references Cheney remedies and a Toledo Ohio contact for cures.
Grandma Ison died at 8 40 PM Monday at the home of her son in law George Chandler Wingville aged 80 years The Baker City Democrat notes she came to Powder River Valley in 1862 with her husband the late Hon Strother Ison and resided near Wingville Burial followed for her husband and three family members She leaves two mourners.
An old ad notes herbal remedies from Tallman and Co. druggists. It promotes Clover Root products as strengthening and purifying. The fragment references ancestral use of herbs and potential benefits for health.
The 10 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Olcott of Birch Creek was brought to Dr Cole's hospital in Pendleton on Tuesday at 1 o'clock with appendicitis. Surgeons Cole Vincent Dorry and Martin operated to remove pus and the appendix area. The patient is in critical condition though there is hope for recovery.
Joe Basier returns home from a Chant county trip with ore samples from a property bonded through Cleaver Brothers to Conroy for 0,000 before being abandoned by the latter. Accompanied by mining expert Charles Leveres of Baker City, Basier inspected the vein near Lowa and considered future mining prospects in the town. Babtiste Tardif also contributed samples, with potential buyers or partners named Jacob Sheverman and Gins Stangier previously involved.
An old article claims Queen Victoria’s hair is treated for scalp dandruff with a secret remedy. It cites a physician and Prof Anna similarity and promotes Newbine’s sherpicise as the only hair product claimed to destroy dandruff germs, promising hair regrowth.
A notice warns that counterfeit silver half dollars and gold ten dollar coins are circulating in Pendleton. It claims a gang is operating methodically and urges careful examination of money passed at counters or by hand. It mentions local awareness over the past two weeks and advises public vigilance to avoid loss.
A September 3 report describes the Machy Comedy Company presenting The Circus Girl at Frayer Opera Louie Thurelay. Cast includes A. Graham as Arthur Bovemiog and Maude Sutton in the title role. Audience reaction is described as genuine ovation with strong humor and lively performances from Graham, Sutton, and the rest of the company. Performances run at Tallone's drug store. tickets listed as 25, 3) and (i oon ts.
Heppner hosts a reunion for pioneers and old folks on Saturday October 6 with a free dinner speeches recitations and a morning meal. Organizers include George Conger J M Shute R L F Thornton J Garrings J J Roberts and others inviting residents who traveled from Morrow county prior to the event to attend the activities and overnight stay.
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