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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1900
Page
4
The Cleaver brothers operate at 405 Main Street Pendleton Oregon offering footwear and shoe repairs. The ad references Hoot and Shoe Men branding and local services in the Pendleton area.
An assortment of advertisements lists cigars, meats, dairy and groceries at various shops including Demott, KR Martin, and Dutton Black. It promotes rooms for rent, furniture, picture mouldings, and a One Minute Cough Cure while urging purchases from local merchants and a cautious note on poisonous toadstools and DaWitt's Witch Hazel products.
Local notes report a girl seeking a good home while at school, and sales or bids at Dr Whitaker's. Pendleton area events include lodge meetings of Integrity Lodge 82 and Umatilla Encampment with degrees. Reports mention a new warehouse being built, bicycle thefts, and efforts to deter crime. also word of community dances and classes in Walla Walla and Pontixton.
J T Wolfe was arrested in Pendleton by Marshal Joby Edthman on a warrant for defacing a building. He appeared before Justice FitzGerald and pleaded not guilty, with bail set at 100 dollars. The case, tied to his purported return from a trip, involves witnesses from Union county and his prior work teaching in Oregon schools.
Mohlestrom Brothers harvested wheat on Stage Gulch totaling 320 acres and produced between 700 and 1000 sacks daily. They sold grain for 448 cents per bushel though limited warehousing has delayed full delivery to Pendleton. The operation ran from June 6 to August 16 with a half day down and yielded roughly 15000 racks worth of grain.
Charles Arbuckie and his sister were playing when a girl swung an axe onto Charles left hand. The blow severed part of the index finger and another part. Dr WG Gale treated the injury at his hospital and the family plans to return home by train this evening.
A Beho correspondent lists crop conditions as of September 1, 1890 with normal conditions and averages for 1890 and 1891. The table targets grain buyers and farmers, followed by local testimonials for Dream Balm. Classifieds offer 500 acres for rent near Helix and 1000 acres of stubble pasture near Athena, Oregon. Various small ads mention land sales and medical balms.
James Beley leaves for La Grande tomorrow evening while Tassy Stewart arrives from Hin home Melia. M C LaFave of Adame visits Pendleton. Charles Fergason, the warehena man, comes from Caynne George KE. Peringer returns from the state fair in Salem Ko M Lyons heads to Moscow Lilube. W H Beatho with Jones bridge gang travels to Kaela on business. Duffy from Cove notes wet town Powhlaton before homeward bound. Stringer departs for The Dalles to oversee street fair work. Lehman from Lehman horinnien visits Pendleton today and plans to return tomorrow. Lehman expects a future visit with his hack and wife’s arrival next winter. Three families remain at the springs as the summer wanes.
Chris Simpson and Jim leving lead their horses at Yakina fairgrounds in Waeh as state fair races unfold. Officials note seven speedy entrants and several well known flyers present, with high hopes for lively events ahead.
Centenarian-style note recalls John Tabern aged 22 when imprisoned August 16 1870 for second degree murder in Delaware County Ohio. He remains in the Ohio Penitentiary holding a record for length of confinement while parole seems unlikely.
Captain BR DL ETHICS concludes that snakes in South Asia lack any poisoning method and have immunity to venom. They mostly rely on ear and head movements to escape harm, revealing limited venom knowledge and a cautious approach to handling venomous bites. The report notes some minor improvisation but overall emphasizes ignorance of venom delivery.
A fragmentary discussion argues for economical electric lighting methods to reduce waste and improve illumination. Professor Longley is cited on fire safety and efficiency, while noting broad interest in adopting innovative approaches to public lighting.
A damaged school exercise from Missouri shows a 12 year old girl writing a provocative comparison between boys and girls. The excerpt mocks gender behavior and includes unclear phrases about shouting, speaking, and future roles for boys and men, reflecting classroom attitudes.
Italian archaeologist Signor Constanting Maes reports that about 3,000 bronze treblete tablets from Rome’s foundation lie buried in the micrahex tear Ovtia. They survived a city fire and were moved to Ostia as Italian authorities plan marsh drainage to recover the tablets. La Grivnle beet sugar factory to open next Alone day employing roughly 160 workers.
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