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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1901
Page
4
A fragment notes a price of sixty cents per pair with forty pairs described as Ladies' Black Kid UXFORDS Hines. The legible portion hints at a catalog or sale listing for footwear.
A local shoe sale advertises footwear priced from two dollars up to five pairs for the mountain trip. The copy highlights affordable prices and urges buyers to choose practical, sturdy shoes rather than their nicer pairs for outdoor use.
A collection of assorted ads and notices lists farm loans, dry goods, frame shops, grocery sales, fruit outlets, and a furniture sale. It mentions Lost items, a horse missing between Pendleton and Helix, bicycle sales, and a hospitalized hackman, plus medical advert for Kemp's Halaam throat remedy. includes anniversary note on Spokane fire of 1889.
Protests grow as Wallowa stockmen challenge government use of former district ranges near Umatilla County for sheep grazing. Garden Street footrace highlights local movement with participants from Palouse and California regions. Property transfer details note Lennox cash sale of Lot V, Pendleton, with D Wheeler as agent. plan for a building and photographic gallery at the Alta and Cottonwood corner.
An attempted home robbery on Johnson Street near Webb Street was thwarted when Officer Coffman fired twice at a fleeing suspect who ran toward Cottonwood and the railroad. A boy inside the Anderson residence saw the break in and alerted residents and Justice Fite Gerald. The man escaped behind freight cars, leaving police to pursue.
A Pendleton party led by Dr. C. J. Whitaker and John S. Beck along with County Recorder J. W. Maeloney will leave Wednesday morning by train for Union. They will take saddles, gear, tents and provisions to hunt bear deer and bald faced game, with fishing tackle for streams en route via Cove and into the Minum country.
Anna defines a cause as scientists and physicians join to test Newbro's Herpicide. The remedy is claimed to kill parasites in the hair bulb and promote natural hair growth without injuring other tissues.
Dispatches from Odedda report a government factory inspector stating 70 percent of Ekaterinosk's large manufacturing works have suspended. To ease distress and prevent unrest, 40 000 artisans have been deported to their homes in the interior at state expense, with conditions in Russia's industrial centers described as similar.
The state land board recorded 15 deeds for school sections within a tract added to the Cascade forest reserve in Wasco county. Sixteen applications, including two to Wilcox and four to N McClanahan, were tied to certificates of sale. The actions appear connected to fraud and date from December 5, 1400.
The Modern Woodmen of America Tu village camp and Hitaville Camp express condolences for neighbor Melvin Kolb. They pledge sympathy to his mother and note resolutions to be posted, sent to Camp No 6505, and to the bereaved family amid a short testimonial for DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
Pendleton residents and visitors gather from Portland and nearby towns for short stays and social visits. Notable arrivals include C N Bush of Portland representing the American Tobacco Co. and Captain Fred B Lacy visiting Pendleton with high school cadets. The piece notes travel, hosting, hunting trips, fishing plans, and one lost item recovered search.
Campers must observe care to prevent wildfires as fires mount in the hills near Bingham Springs. Rail line and workers urged to prevent sparks. locals report smoke from smoldering logs. Also notes on weather, local departures, and various classified notices including property for sale and new residents.
The piece argues war devastations pale beside daily suffering from stomach and bowel disorders and touts Hesteller's Stomach Bitters as a trusted remedy, claiming thirty years of world-wide use and proven merit. It urges readers to try the medicine in times of need.
Fragmentary line references room trips to Tacoma and fare details. No clear names, dates, or events. The text is garbled and does not provide a coherent news item or identifiable entities to summarize.
D H Tripp, part of an eight man threshing crew near Pendleton, dislocated left knee after being kicked by a horse. O Bittner, also from Pendleton, arrived at the sanitarium with head bruises and a dislocated knee, home listed as Union.
The ad lists quick and cheap prices for erery water tanks and seat racks, plus rest of lumber, lath, shingles, building paper, tar paper, lime and cement, pickets plaster brick sand moulding screen doors windows sash doors terra cotta pipe and more.
The fragment references major 19th and early 20th century U.S. exchanges including the New York Stock Exchange the American Stock Exchange Chicago Stock Exchange the Chicago Board of Trade and related financial venues. It notes these institutions as context for market activity in the era.
A local lumber dealer offers a broad selection of lumber and a large line of doors windows and molding. They promise steady prices and urge builders to compare before placing orders. Contact via Main.
A review extols Nerve Waste by Dr. Saryor of Gan Fraticleed as a trusted medical work. It highlights its careful, practical advice aimed at healthy living and nerve care. The Chicago Adv: "A portal of the book will help many afflicted by liver and nerve disorders." The Pacific Publishing Co announces chapters and availability by mail order.
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