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Newspaper
Heppner Weekly Gazette
Location
Heppner, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1890
Page
3
Local correspents recount daily life in Arlington and Heppner area with names like Eider Hoyas Covhan and McFarland, plus remarks on wind and flu outbreaks. Mentions elections, fishing for news, and small business moves at the Mountain House and Smith building.
The snippet details farm sales and cattle figures, a plan to move 170 head for Mr Florence, and remarks on local duties and transfer options. It also mentions court notices, an arrest, and political endorsements praising a candidate’s integrity while urging support.
The Yaskdos Artesian Well Grow Bros & Co. reports a six inch well at Kankton, Oak, with a water discharge of 104000 gallons per minute. About twenty five artesian wells are being drilled across Dakota states and one well is completed for Kenyon city. The Milwaukee Wheel Company plant is at North Avenue, providing equipment and crews for the operations.
Citizens in Hepprer push to boost Weaten growth and welfare through affordable housing and active local engagement. The letter from Weaten-Wraton Leurter urges broader citizen participation and praises efforts pushing Heppner to the front.
The article describes electoral process confusion with candidate lists and objections. It notes a flood of sheep trading, a stock of goods moving to a new brick store on Maan street, and Culla & Ate Purlond relocating. It also mentions the National Bank of Heppner taking possession of a corner and new sidewalks planned to improve the block’s appearance.
Fragmented OCR items describe two year old horse stock, a steerable mounting plan for horses at a stable in Arlington, and sales pitches for The Long Creek Eagle and Heppner papers. It mentions subscription prices around 450 dollars and 300 dollar yearly rates, with references to local readers and officials.
A damaged OCR fragment reports on travel disruption and a hotel accident near Fox Callie. It mentions delays along a mill route, a mail service incident, and editor warnings about reader trust and newspaper prestige.
A local advertisement touts a new discovery claimed to soothe sore throats. It promises satisfaction with a money back guarantee and urges readers to try the product from Tufinaon & Co's Dineen.
The annual exams at St Josephs Academy reveal top student averages and honors across departments. Notable names include Nellie Ramsey Clara Revil and Annie Hagen with awards for conduct and deportment. a list of high achievers and merit recipients is provided.
Jolu S and S Vision of Nolin face assault allegations after a disturbance with Herman Scholz. Victim sustained injuries and received care at Vinson’s expanse. Vinson arraigned before Justice Bish on assault charges, bond posted for upcoming hearing. Nearby note mentions Jonanz Vinsodi in Heppner county as a Republican candidate, Morryw winning a district part.
The document reveals a detailed stock trading offer from the Pacific Fire Insurance Co. at Na. Washington St for Pacific Insurance stock and notes money positions. It includes a formal statement from the company about finances, a list of officers and capital, and a cautions tone about potential investors. Also attached is an unrelated medical advertisement for a California syrup product emphasizing digestive benefits.
Fragmentary report describes log hauling, mail routes, and wintering patterns hampered by deep snow and scarce bay. Stockmen in Boor and Silvica valleys face shortages and festival drives. farmers seek bay elsewhere due to poor previous weather and late crops.
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