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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1902
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text describes contractors and a street scene with vague references to Promot ion Blut street Court Street and phone contact. Readable facts are minimal. no clear events, people, dates, or organizations emerge from the fragment.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a board and ale table with a proprietor preparing for turnout. The readable portion hints at a fair or event setup featuring a stable display and table, but details are unclear.
Lodging houses advertise clean rooms with comfortable beds and good table fare. Listings include rates by day or week, with options near Court and Johnson streets and Main Street, run by Mrs Mary Williams and others, promising neat, well kept rooms and reasonable prices.
A Yorktown Manitoba dispatch describes the Doukhobors in the Swan River district embracing a vegan, cotton clothing lifestyle. They discard horses and cattle, farm with 12 to 14 men per plow, eat bread and water with vegetables, and seek warmer climates while facing starvation and government concern.
A self-made man remarks on his ward, noting the boy’s resemblance to his father. The tutor candidly characterizes the boy as “a whip off the old block.” The father, grim, mutters that the boy may end up in wallpaper.
The grocer Mr Patoogus advertises a trade boosting scheme praising his shrewdness and promising a box of people with each pound of mincemeat, drawing remarks from Mr Wunder about his current success and sale tactic.
A Chicago Record Herald piece quotes a woman reflecting that she married off her daughter early to escape supervising her. She says she has faced three marriage proposals herself since being freed from constant child care and mingling with boys.
Bilkins notes Spilking could become a top opera singer with training. Spilking has long experience calling town events in a suburban area, according to a Chicago Record Herald report.
A ward worker challenges an elected official in a Chicago Record Herald excerpt. The exchange highlights frustration with unkept commitments and the veteran tone implies persistent political maneuvering in city affairs.
A Baltimore American item notes a playful clash between a plumber and a poet. The piece hinges on wordplay about pipes and wagene, hinting at humorous verse and domestic craft. No further names or events are provided in readable text.
Mixed bunch of livestock and horses seized by the Pendleton City Marshal with descriptions including sorrel mares bay mares and colts. Property will be sold at public auction on a specified date to cover costs and expenses, proceeds to be applied to owners’ claims.
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