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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1901
Page
8
The East Oregonian announces a December 28, 1991 one day event to inaugurate a bargain day. Subscriptions for daily, weekly or semi weekly editions will be offered during the event. The notice emphasizes special pricing and limited time offers.
An old or new subscriber offer details discounted rates for the East Oregonian. One day only, mail subscriptions: 1 year at $5, semi weekly at $1, weekly at 75 cents. Subscriptions must be prepaid from December 28, 1801 for one year or more. Include neighbor contact, request a sample copy, remit by various payment methods to Pendleton.
The World touts its impartial coverage and news breadth, claiming core strength as a thrice weekly paper rivaling daily outlets. It promotes first rate fiction and home life features, with a yearly $1.00 subscription and a bundled offer with East Oregonian for $2.00. Local ad: poultry and fowl selection at R. Martins.
In Echo in December 21 issue Thomas Brassfeld suffered a painful but not serious work injury in a timber yard when an axe slipped and cut a deep gash on his foot. He bled heavily before aid arrived. he was brought to town and began recovery on crutches. The column also notes local moves and visitors, turns at the Christmas Eve church event, holiday travels, and small town updates on farms, livestock, and the Nutter Creek telephone line project.
A stream of arrivals and departures marks Pendleton today with T. M. Youngie arriving from Milton via W. C. Howard and many others from Heppner Helix Walla Walla Warren and Spokane. Notables include Miro Lillian McMorrin and Mrs Ernest Hartman visiting from Spokane and Portland. A number of residents leave for home for the holidays as William Bade sells land near Pendleton and marriage licenses are issued for John M. Young Aqua M. Atkinson and Samuel Porter with others transacting business at the courthouse.
Warrants for William Irons and Harry Boyd of Milton charge them with ruining the Mil ton girl, now hospitalized with suspected abortion injuries. The orphaned victim, cared for by her father, has led to an investigation and warrants issued. Boyd fled, Irons was captured. Local details place the event near Milton and Walla Walls.
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