Hast y KeGOW any Just the thing for the mountains
A brief notice touts Hast y KeGOW as the essential item for mountain use. It highlights rugged usefulness and suitability for outdoor conditions.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1900
Page
4
A brief notice touts Hast y KeGOW as the essential item for mountain use. It highlights rugged usefulness and suitability for outdoor conditions.
A jumble of ads lists cigars, rags, creams, and wholesale goods for sale at local stores including Wesel Department Stores and Martin’s bakery. The piece notes improvements to Main and Court streets, a Pendleton residence for sale, and a Cres ent agency bicycle offer. Also mentions DeWitt’s Little Early Risers and local medical and sewing machine services. A crash and injury near West Pendleton referenced with recovery hopes for J. Saltmarsh.
An itemized rural notices page reports Sumpter Bank in Sumpter Baker county planning to open a fourth branch in Canyon City. Other items include wool sales in The Dalles and wheat yields, plus local marriages, threshing troubles, and land sales near Yoakum.
A compilation of Supreme Court opinions from multiple counties with judges Stephens Lowell and others. Cases include Raymond and Huntington versus Braniger on appeal from Ungine tilla County, Wilkins vs. the U S Indian agent from Umatilla County, and Emison versus Owyhee Ditch Co. involving land heirship and tribal custom. The volume notes reversals, affirmations, and denials of relitings on various points of law.
The Seattle Republicans include a Black editor in their state delegation after he refuses to vote for Frink’s governor nomination. Paxton says rival electors will stay in place for weeks. three of four electors are lawyers and will campaign, starting in September. Wood plans a Bryan tour of the country. Judge Toohey of Hartford will delay law practice to campaign. A French fleet collision near Cape St Vincent sinks the torpedo boat destroyer Frame with all 50 crew, following a misread order.
Am Bo Chotpsin of Armatisia and Morrow counties returns from Idaho cattle dealings with a man at the Meadows whose opinions include conspiratorial views about the Maine explosion and Queen Victoria's death. Personal mentions cover residents leaving, returning, recoveries, and local travel across Pendleton, Walla Walla, and nearby towns.
A disjointed narrative describes a man, Ferrell, approaching a location and staying at a hotel before returning to Columbus to visit a woman he planned to marry. He allegedly hid money from a safe in a car, and the woman informed authorities about the charge against Ferrell.
Rev. Charles Meeham of Lowell Mass comments on fellow workers as profane yet possessing strong mentality. He details experiences from Troy to Colorado and notes how life’s rough edges expose resilience. The piece ends with an advertisement for One Minute Cough Cure by Tullman & Co.
The notice extols the Thrice-a-Week World as a daily-like service at weekly price. It claims wide coverage, global news, and strong editorial resources from America’s Greatest Newspaper. It offers a one year combined deal with the Kant Dragonian, noting rival prices for weekly and semiweekly papers.
The Associated Press reports a Sunday relief story about the murder of Expr Mewenger Lian and the robbery of the express car on the Pittsburgh to Columbus line. Charlies KR Ferrell, once a member of the same company, is accused of planning to marry in Columbus and allegedly killed Lane to seize the express funds. Ferrell joined the express crew under pretense and waited for the train to arrive, then boarded the car and engaged Lane, claiming he lacked funds.
A damaged OCR fragment from the East Oregonian references monetary amounts and names but lacks coherent context or complete facts to determine a full event or subject. No identifiable individuals, places, or actions can be reliably established from the text.
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