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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1902
Page
7
A disjointed OCR fragment mentions a dentist office and phone contact, a robbery or drug reference, and a secret society invitation connected with a named place. The readable items indicate a local business listing and social invitation elements without clear sequence or complete names.
Eastern Oregon Sheep Association held in Baker City to discuss stock inspector duties expanding with Panhandle growth. Officers chosen. pledge to host National Livestock Association meeting in 1904 and back State Woolgrowers Association in 1903. Two mile range limit and range equality debated. boundaries and Blue Mountain reserve reviewed. local to state association integration approved.
An 19th century Toledo notice states Frank J. Cheney offers one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The sworn affidavit names the public official and asserts the remedy works on the blood and mucous surfaces. A call to bend for ten months free is included with a sales pitch.
The Oregon delegation in Washington supports an appropriation to establish a school of mines and mining in Oregon. They back the Grosvenor bill allocating a percentage of public land sale proceeds for mining education. The Portland Chamber of Commerce previously favored the measure, and senators Simon and Mitchell plus Representative Tongue pledged to push needed legislation.
Teachers pour into Louisiana from all directions for the 11th annual Kaunisiana Public School Teachers Association convention at the state university. Governor Heard, J W Calhoun and University President Boyd welcome attendees. Opening addresses include welcome remarks and the association president Mise ula Sooper of Phreveport. Business sessions begin tomorrow morning and run through Wednesday.
An advertisement notes a brick building for sale on Alain Street sized about 60 by 90 feet. Terms include monthly rent of 150 dollars until vacated, with E. T. Wade named in the notice.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Thos. Beart and a corner scene with a trembly tone. The readable names imply a person and place but details are unclear.
A fragment lists major U.S. midwestern cities Chicago St Louis Kansas City St Joseph Omaha and St Paul as part of a regional rail or corridor network. The brief item suggests connectivity or route options among these hubs.
Classified note offers old newspapers for sale in bundles of 10 at 25 cents per bundle at the East Oregonian office in Pendleton Oregon. A lost purse in a dry goods store is reported near a street with less than five cash and a postal money order. Reward offered for returning items to the office.
Classified notice seeking orders for wedding invitations and visiting cards with plates. Ad requests 100 visiting cards and ecards, mentions future orders and a fast delivery option. No clear location or contact provided.
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