Local Paper Ad Copy From Oregon Publisher
Fragmentary OCR reads an Oregon publishing company offering weekly issues and mail subscriptions. Mentions monthly prices and a premium free offer, with garbled line items and stray product hints.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1888
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR reads an Oregon publishing company offering weekly issues and mail subscriptions. Mentions monthly prices and a premium free offer, with garbled line items and stray product hints.
The text outlines Democratic Convention proceedings with a call to present a complete platform and principles. It mentions speakers like Jobo M. Gearin and Julio Burnett, cites districts and delegates, and contrasts Republican opposition while predicting campaign vigor and victory.
A disjointed report details the Mepureican County Convention with lists of delegates and officers, adjournments, and platform debates. Separate testimony recounts a fire at the Aurora Hotel and allegations against W S Klinek linked to coal oil and arson, with injuries and ongoing investigations.
The coroner's inquest at Vinatilla Oregon examined William Ramm’s death. Noble was released on his own recognizance pending further examination by Justice Sharon. Noble plans to hire attorneys as the coroner's jury continues deliberations.
A historical record reviews a murder case in Umatilla County Oregon with details of an incised wound and suspect Frederick Noble dated April 1 1888. The piece also covers medical guidance on perspiration and hygiene and includes oblique clippings on London and New York medical views.
The Philadelphia Record urges fifty five million taxpayers to mail Pontal cards to Congress. The sample card pleads to end over taxation on staples like food, fuel, wool and tobacco and to lower duties on common goods.
Fragmented OCR text lists various items for sale or swap including tools, clothing, and miscellaneous goods. It mentions contact points or names such as Enderigoed and MADISON JONES with unclear locations or details. The legibility is poor and no specific dates or prices are readable.
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