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Newspaper
Heppner Weekly Gazette
Location
Heppner, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1890
Page
4
Practical tips on sun protection with veils and lemon juice for freckles, plus a kitchen cabinet of home remedies for skin, hair, and digestion. Outdoor work guidance, ventilation, bathing, and gentle care routines precede agricultural notes on crops, bees, and livestock. Oregon news item closes.
Two men employed at the state asylum at Medical Lake were drowned when a small boat capsized while crossing the lake. One victim was identified as Campbell who leaves a wife and a large family in straightened circumstances. both men were noted as being intorested.
Paton Cooper longtime Walla Walla valley resident has died at age 73. The report notes his death as a local obituary and reflects on his role in early valley settlement.
The article reports the death of Chief Hibeny in Klickitat County, described as likely murder. A coroner’s jury found no decisive cause, while locals implicate two years earlier suspects tied to the Yellowash murder. The piece notes tribal tensions, alleged motives, and the difficulty of convicting Indians.
The court orders defendants to answer the complaint within county limits. The summons warns failure to respond will result in entry of default and foreclosure action on the described property in the next circuit court term. Plaintiffs’ attorneys note dates of publication and court deadlines.
A court hearing in Morrow County Oregon involves William Slosa accused by On July Mi Way Corpialayt Lawing teen of failing to comply with timber law. The case seeks to compel production of documents and testimony regarding timber trespass and related violations.
The Circuit Court of Abapree Crestent State issues a summons to L. O. Welch defendant in a case filed by an unnamed plaintiff. The defendant must appear by the first Monday in September or judgment will be entered. Publication of the notice is ordered in the Heppner Gazette for a stated period.
The document orders defendant Charles M. Lind to appear and answer a complaint in a circuit court for Meenow Hunter of Oroscdta. It outlines ten days from service plus twenty days if served in another county, with penalties for nonappearance and a request for early relief and payment of costs. It notes the case involves alief and injunctive relief, and lists the court, district, and dates of publication and notification.
The following named settler has filed notice of intent to make final proof in the wayport of five eluin and will make proof before the otary jorw at Marnew county at Mpa on Ang 1S vier Jalen Jenkins.
A man sues the coal property owner after a fellow falls through an open coal hole and breaks a leg. The exchange questions vigilance and negligence as a basis for damages.
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