Shoes for Misses and Children Notice
A fragmented notice advertises footwear for women and children with unclear branding and timing. The garbled text mentions shoes and sizes and a distant reference to a local event or sale.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1901
Page
4
A fragmented notice advertises footwear for women and children with unclear branding and timing. The garbled text mentions shoes and sizes and a distant reference to a local event or sale.
A jumbled OCR of a storefront page lists ice cream flavors, wallpaper, window displays, and various sales. It mentions Cleaver Dry Goods Co, Murphy's store, and other local shops advertising teasers, tamales served at odd hours, bicycles for sale, and window novelties.
The text appears as garbled OCR from a newspaper page detailing hearing references, legal notices, public meetings, and political discussions. It mentions Justice Fors, a preliminary hearing, and various place names, officials, and civic groups amid broad disjointed fragments.
Easter Sunday services are outlined with early Communion and afternoon gatherings across churches in Pendleton and Concord. The Concord notes praise regional mining activity with new vein prospects, ore value, and plans for a stake mill, showing strong development momentum in the district.
Fragmentary OCR text lists confused names and events and odd phrases about a Monday gathering and a banquet. It mentions characters like Agnes and Ty, references to a gate and a hunt, and hints at a supper described as Epicurean. The passage is garbled and cannot confirm a clear news item.
A list of arriving guests includes BT steanur Melford W Jalleon Portland W teriing Portland EF z Hota Fortland a Pathe Gehary Mo PM Spencer New York 7 Lagare Chicayge oC Edwards syanptur W P Smith ean Franciems 2 oH Stiper New York W es Portland RoOM Foster New York Dial Spokane Wart Promdaurned a ee Portland fine VT Roberts Portland a 6 Khewan Ob W Goblita peely F I Kies Spokane Rucker akines Hideon fnwt iina Walle Viotar Stacduvker Be Pan ferent.
Long, error-ridden report describes Oregon timber consignment bound for the Pan American exposition in Buffalo. It lists logs and planks of fir and yellow timber, sections of trunks, and mentions mineral and fruit displays. City officials discuss promotion and title selection delays for the exhibit title.
A prominent resident Mr Howard reports that Howarth, a wealthy former family member, killed himself in Baker City after a vow to reform failed. The man, previously linked to a troubled marriage and a failed inheritance, faced mounting broodings as reports traced a $1700 debt and a broken promise to his late father.
Attorney Walter Piepee travels from Pendleton to Grande Ronde farm accompanying Orve Turner who receives notice to officiate as a Krakenian at a road event near Rok XN. Hye plans travel between Pendleton and Huntington with Conductor Amiherent and Mrs Clara Sareors of Porvlanid. Sareors will oversee the cavivcational exhibit at the Pan-Americat expel tion and visit KR T Brown's home before heading to Jinffalo next week.
The account describes C. B. Nelson, shot in Washington park, who lived with a bullet embedded near the heart for four years. Doctors warned of a quick death, yet Nelson survived after choosing surgery, gradually recovering and remaining in good health despite the perilous injury.
J W Barlow a noted foreman and defense commissioner at the Motel St George visits from Portland to study a proposed creamery project. Mr Hatter discusses Pendleton prospects for a creamery here and promises to return with B C Jodeon and others for a meeting to gauge support and price terms amid local appeals and regional dairy potential.
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