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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1901
Page
3
Readers are invited to a one week only sale with reduced prices on items including skirts, alerts, and watches. The flyer lists discounts and urges shoppers to act quickly before the sale ends.
Walla Walla faces Princeton in a anticipated Friday game with tickets set for February 22 at 2:30 pm. Manager W C Gonthier hosts the gathering as townsfolk rally players and supporters. a dramatic season includes a stage production by the B F Davis company and local reform talks on saloon licenses.
Armstrong of Spokane defeats Andy King, formerly Pendleton, after King fails to stay within the limit and is knocked out in the third round. The bout, staged under Rossland Winter Carnival auspices, drew the largest crowd yet in the mining town with gate receipts near $1000. Max Karter of Spokane served as referee to ensure impartiality.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a surname list and scattered names with unclear context. It references dates, places, and possible individuals but lacks a coherent event or action to reliably summarize into a full notice.
Fragmentary report notes a February event for Cache Tour's production. Readable names and dates are unclear, but it references a school or venue and a winter performance dated around early March.
The secretary voided a General Land Office decision about where a claimed lode claim starts. A Gilpin County Colorado company had been paid for parts of its location line lying within or upon other patented lodes. Exterior lines were deemed boundaries of description, not property, giving junior claimants the right to fix lines on other patents when needed.
The Berrington orders five dining cars from the Paoliman company at about $20 000 each including china linen and fittings. The project aims to improve the car’s appearance and passenger experience while workers seek higher prices for related components. George L. Ward of Kehoe town discusses finance and local sales in town Monday.
A damaged item lists remedies and health claims for Clover Root Tea and other products. It mentions prices 50 cents and 1 dollar and references suppliers including H.W. Seer and a longtime resident. The fragment mentions a person aged 42 and a local levee context.
A sprawling note lists construction activity and business notices around North Pendieton and nearby areas. It mentions Peter Motterene and CB Delinee of the Revton Store, along with various residences and shopfronts. The passage records builders, property owners, and merchants contributing to ongoing works and community improvement.
A damaged OCR fragment describes Montana dining scenes with garbled phrases about meat vegetables and fruit. The text references Montana people and places in a wandering, incoherent style with noisy misreadings and nonstandard spellings.
A telegram from Cel ville Washington reports a man connected to a planned horse theft and jailbreak. He was rounded up Thursday by authorities after a clash at a local jail, with arrest tied to Oregon Washington and Montana contexts. His parents reside in Beereneenonty.
A laborer on the Montane Canal project near Genet Balla engaged in a violent quarrel with Cavele Bell. Gerdie, Chere Sinha, and Cotter Flog died in the struggle as Hogan fled and Smthta body was later discovered. The wound details describe a fatal firing and bodily harm during the confrontation.
Fragmented text discusses poultry, lard production, and development. mentions Le Grande Cheeni and Messer age groups, with odd jargon about proper development and associated terms. Unable to extract a clear event or人物, but notes reference agricultural topics and named entities within a garbled context.
The piece notes a theater troupe led by Mr. Stewart outlining a show in Pendleton with performances across multiple weeks. It references health claims about a performer and mentions dates around February and a November trial run tied to a university theater program.
A garbled note circulated at a Piney Fetes gathering left attendees puzzled about a planned event. Officials sought clarification as attempts to parse the message stalled amid unclear references and partial names.
Fragmentary text lacks coherent names, places, or dates. no identifiable event or entity to summarize meaningfully.
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