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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1900
Page
3
A crowded, garbled page lists names of locals and merchants with scattered guidance and notices. It references Sterling and various tradesmen, including barbers, shoe merchants, and a hotel arrival list, with scattered directions and tips interwoven with promotional lines.
A sensational 19th century missive by George D. William of Alan Chester Michigan retells a slave emancipation tale and promotes a miracle cure with Kleutele Buvers. It claims a slave freed by wit and bottle cures dizziness pain and headaches, selling at five hundred acres for land and livestock.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Clover Root Tea product and a sale of pasture land or related items. Names appear garbled, with references to prices and multiple partial place or brand terms. The fragment quality limits precise attribution or event details.
The annual Grand Commandery Knights Templar session at La Grande elected officers led by F. A. Koor of Salem as grand commander and W. Tyee of Union as deputy grand commander. Attendees included numerous regional knights, with a ceremonial dinner and tributes to visitors. A freight train incident occurred near the rail yard during the event, causing minor disruption.
The Ancient Order of United Workmen and Degree of Honor held a venerable corner Friday evening with about 100 attendees. The event featured addresses by D. Gi M. W. of Portland and Dr Lohngmeet, a substantial supper, and enthusiastic responses from members and ladies, seen as boosting the orders’ standing and appreciation.
Pendleton youths host a farewell surprise at Mere ROG Thompson’s Water Street home on Friday. They honor Fanchon Borie and Toil Thompson who depart for Portland to enter St Helen’s Hall. Guests include Tied Thompson, Pandon Borie, Flo Mallock, Gertruds Shenidan, Leo Rheridwn, May Fereneon, Din Hendley, and many others as they extend good luck for school days ahead.
A traveler from The Argue reports Pendleton Maine week events in Millaboro. The fair featured splendid agricultural displays and lively stalls. Portland visitors noted fair superiority, while Pendleton welcomed guests with cordial hospitality and bustling business ties.
Two coal cars started from a yard incline and derailed near the main line. Henry Osterman, in charge, found the cars blocked and attempting to unload them when displacement occurred. The incident involved injuries described as unknown and unclear in the report.
An advertisement touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a universal cure amid social anxiety about coal shortages. It claims the tonic fights indigestion, constipation, dyspepsia, biliousness, and liver and kidney troubles, persuading readers it will improve appetite and strengthen digestion in the new century.
Mrs Wade honored at a reception hosted by Mrs Royal Wade in Whey city society circles. Guests included Mira UB Wade and other club leaders. decorations featured clematis and roses. Mrs Wade, a noted club worker, will attend the next Women’s club meeting. George Long of New Straitsville credited with a dramatic recovery, praising King’s New Discovery which Tailwyn & Co drug store offers with a free trial bottle.
The readable text describes an arcad e display involving Columb end Kieine and Ghoti with a lamie erowi aid. It notes a grand discount offer and countermoves to avoid boycott, but the fragment is highly garbled and lacks clear names or actions.
An old, damaged notice markets Spokane travel with a Pendleton to Spokane rain trip at 6.00 and five day return validity. It advertises Castoria and facial care, plus clothing sale and a social event tomorrow with wine and ammunition of the grounds. Public invitation and signature I M Blafan.
Henry Gierlich's collie Thera leapt from a second story window in the East Oregonian building at 1 pm Friday, landing on the sidewalk and injuring her leg. The dog was valued at 200 and is expected to recover in about a month. The owner, left briefly with a photograph, returned to find the animal injured but hopeful, with neighbors and local figures noting recovery.
The OCR notes offer very low round trip fares by the R. O. & Company from Pearletin to Walla Walla with sale dates September 4 to October 4. Details mentionOctober 1 to 7 and a trip for three days from the sale date. Also lists DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a remedy and Tallman & Vo. as druggists.
In the heat families face illness as children suffer during extreme temperatures. The notice urges care and reminds readers of available prescription services and lending resources to help those in need stay supported.
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