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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1904
Page
9
Fragmented OCR text portrays a Christmas season scam pressuring purchases and card details. It hints at a deceptive store arrangement, urging buyers to commit, and mentions delivery troubles and a gentleman’s warning. The readable items show consumer deception themes without clear names or dates.
In the Inland Empire exchanges discussion centers on merger prospects for rail lines from Riparian to Lewiston as a Lewiston Spokane line stockholder weighs in. Moscow Lights program sets five years of arc lighting. city officials monitor readings for contract compliance with rebates for interruptions. A government dredge clears obstructions below the Lewis Fork bridge, removing dangerous boulders after a dynamite blast. A new passenger steamer Telegraph may offer daily Portland Astoria service in spring, promising rapid round trips. Broncheau, serving two years for cattle theft, and Baseball stock collection efforts urge payment by holdouts while a Lewiston Dayton shop plans. A new high school building bond of 22,000 is voted on. a Lewiston creamery by Neve Cream Co. of Salem expected March 1.
A compact survey of vintage college cheers from Cornell Columbia Penn Princeton Chicago Yale Harvard Brown and others. It notes staccato chants with shouted syllables and rhythmic refrains, capturing spirited campus rivalries and the era's marching cadence.
Fragmented remarks on Boon Island and Maine coast, with musings on painters and poets, plus a theater invitation in Echo Oregon and a regional note on US gender ratios. The text blends literary quotes, an ad for rent, and scattered phrases about art and personality.
A winter training operation at the Dutch Henry Reed yard corners buyers for unbroke horses. The handler offers first class training and horse breaking from blood stock to wild animals, with a promise of cashintee satisfaction in every case.
An old column lists veterinary services by McNabb at Tallman's Drug Store and a Grand Rapids veterinary college graduate offering domestic animal care and horse procedures. It also includes notices for Pine National Bank of Athena, The Parmners Bank of Welton, Pendleton Savings Bank, National Bank of Pendleton, and a Howard Architect and Builder, with brief details on services, capital, and locations.
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