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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1900
Page
3
A faded 1900s page advertises Prof Sterling's palmistry, promising readings for Pendleton residents and readers nationwide. It includes sample line interpretations, directions for applying tincture, and names of subscribers and offices in Pendleton and other cities.
Mrs George Long of New Straiteville Ohio credits Dr Kings New Discovery with ending a dreadful cough that kept her awake and almost caused tragedy. One bottle cured her and her husband notes the remedy eased a severe throat and lung issue. Tallman Co. offers bottles at 60 cents to $1 with guarantee.
William Martin cotamorent led the Pioneers social event with readings, songs, and a street fair program. A fire loss report and a medical ad followed as part of the chaotic scene, with local merchants and a charity toast amid a large turnout.
Pendleton travelers are offered a round trip fare of 8.05 by the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Co for the Spokane Industrial Exposition. Tickets are valid October 1 to 16 and may be used for return travel from the date of sale. Inquiries at the ticket office RB 5 for full details. A blood purifier and builder advertises Karl's Clover Root Tea, sold 50 years with a money back guarantee. price 25 and 60 cents.
Notice seeks salesmen or agents to take orders for Christus specialties with sample goods provided. Also a request for debtors to call and settle accounts, signed H. M. Bloan.
Pendleton reports wheat slipping from last week with No 1 red chaff at 46 cents per bushel and No 1 bluestem at 46 to 47 cents. Demand shows little actual sales as farmers wait for higher winter prices amid rising freight costs and abundant world crops. meanwhile Portland market notes harvesting near completion across Oregon, Washington, and Idaho with mixed yields and improved quality in eastern districts.
In a fast international theater bout Early, the clever featherweight, faced King in a quick three rounds. King, heavier, knocked Early down multiple times after a rib injury in the second round, nearly ending the fight before the gong saved Early. The third round was a flurry of knockdowns with Early unable to recover in time.
Lee Moorhouse received a blue ribbon at the Salem state fair for his amateur photograph collection. His Ta Diene images drew nationwide attention, with Mrs Weathered in charge of the art exhibit requesting a temporary display extension, underscoring the exhibit’s completeness and appreciation.
Wade Henry a 24 year old employee of John Switsler drowned Tuesday morning while crossing the Columbia on a ferry near Jade Switler place to Apathia. Riding a backed horse he fell into deep water and disappeared beneath the surface before aid could reach him. His body was not recovered despite a search. Henry's mother resides in Seattle.
O A and Company offers tickets from Pendleton to Walla Walla and return at very low rates. Sale from September 3 to October 4. tickets expire October 8.
Land listing offers five hundred acres of stubble land two and a half miles east of Helix for rent. Suitable for wheat cultivation. Contact Edwin Ruel Athens or Dr Henry Schroder for details. Schroder, ex lieutenant in the Oregon national guard, arrested in Baker City for forging checks.
Andy King, famed British Columbia lightweight, defeated Mike Early in the third round at Rossland. The telegram from Rowland, G., dated Wednesday, September, notes King’s victory and his rising laurels in Pendleton.
J T Wolfe of Union was arrested on a defacing charge in Pendleton but the accusation was dropped in Justice Fite Gerald's court. The incident stirred town comment as hotel operators face water damage costs while a coal substitute debate grows alongside Horstetter’s Stomach Bitters promotion.
Fire on September 21 destroyed William Connerly’s Peltbil beltide combine stored near Pendletown. Three sacks of wheat burned. authorities suspect incendiary origin. Insured machinery and grain with Prince Company of Pennsylvania. Special agent Cheeter Deering and local agent Jelo M. Bently investigated.
An appeal notes help for ill people and children, offering to fill prescriptions and provide items for the sick. It urges readers to remember available aid and support.
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