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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1903
Page
6
A large catalog touts more farms stock ranches and city parcels than ever before plus a sizable tract in the wheat country of Eastern Washington, highlighting abundant offerings for buyers seeking land opportunities.
A historical listing details Sunday schedules across churches including Methodist Episcopal First Baptist M E Church South Congregational St Marys and First Presbyterian with times for Sunday school worship and evangelistic services. It notes pastors such as A J Owen G W Rigby H N Robinson Jonathan Edward and Rev Diver with quarantine affecting the Presbyterian service and special religious activities throughout the day.
A bill to make sheriffs deputies and constables ex officio fire game and fish wardens passed the house. Wardens gain authority to search without a warrant and seize birds animals or fish and gear used in violations of forest and fish laws. They are not liable for damages during seizure or inspections.
A Salem report notes House bill No. 140 passed the house requiring officiating clergymen to file marriage certificates with both the licensing county and the ceremony county. The measure aims to clarify legal status of couples by duplicating certificate returns. Penalties are set for clergy noncompliance and a fee of 2 is charged for issuing licenses to cover certificate returns.
The Washington Star ponders wealth versus value asking whether a dazzling million dollars or a simple ton of coal defines true riches.
An anecdotal testimonial extols Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a cure for persistent sadness nervousness and physical pain. The writer describes relief after using six bottles and urges readers to seek Mrs Pinkham’s free advice, claiming widespread success for treating female ills.
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