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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1906
Page
2
Fragmented OCR note reports a beaten malcot keeper August Kreth of New York with unspecified injuries and inconsistent text on wards, earthquakes, and local events. It references locations, names, and places in a jumbled fashion without clear dates or coherent facts.
A garbled report references the Pythian convention in Ratwmwit held February 27 and mentions related plans in Walla Walla and Centrijin Washington. It cites a fuel project, a Portland juvenile court bailiff, and a city court case over county property with a $1000 claim.
An old advertisement extols Bowhoo’s Carman Syrup as a long trusted remedy for coughs colds and sleep issues. It contrasts with a supposed German remedy and urges readers to secure Greene prize items and a variety of medicines for household use.
Fragmentary OCR lists names, places, and organizations including Nothel arrivals, Wells Walle, BGA mint site, Portland, San Francisco, June, mentions of Sheree Gieveda Hrae, and numerous proper nouns. The readable items suggest a transit or society column with scattered references and no clear single event or outcome.
An old advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure from Cheney & Co in Toledo cures catarrh and offers testimonials at private prices. The text touts long familiarity with Picheney and promises a refund or satisfaction claim. The fragmentary copy references Lottie Rotel and suggests multiple appeals to purchase by subscription or mail.
A heavy snowfall blocked the Sumpter Valley railway near the Nipton area for about 16 hours. The line opened in the afternoon with the returning train arriving at 4 p.m. after clearance. Report by Raber Guy.
One polled short horn bull about J qneg the old and a few milking cows offered for sale. A bearing is taken in the next two weeks. JACK M'CARTHY, Pendleton, Ore.
Porter City Herald reports a photograph received from Adam Crossman ties Harry Orchard to the 1804 Norton Station dynamite attacks near Baker and other related violence by white mobs. The note cites suspicions about Orchard’s confession to the assassination of ex Governor Steunenberg and connections to Chinese unrest, with local lawmen and towns referenced.
Fragmentary ad language touts a magical cure for consumption and warts. It claims expert knowledge and a household remedy involving bottles and teats and mentions companies Taliman & Co and Fironk A Matton. The piece reads like a 19th century patent medicine promotion with dubious legitimacy.
The article notes confusion over the grand illumination at the opening night of an event in Napth Tinllie. Townsfolk watch from windows as workmen prepare the new rail line, while an archive offers clues about delays and preparations for the ceremony.
Dr. T. J. Lloyd, veterinarian, warns of a suspected outbreak after trips through areas near Adame and Nove. He notes a number of horses showing symptoms and fears an epidemic could spread nationwide this spring, recalling past deaths from the disease in eastern Oregon.
Yokima Daily Republic reports Mr Dooly sold 24 horses yesterday at an average of 225 dollars per horse to Beattie man. The total sale amount is 1100 dollars. The draft horses were described as finely matched and suitable for farm work.
The Louisville Kentucky board of public safety issued an order banning Sunday theater and skating rink operations. They believe Sunday attendance harms morale and decorum.
A crew under Sub-Contractor John Jordan begins the Culdesac to Camas Prairie extension toward Lewiston. Porter Brown & Walsh's John Porter in Lewiston plans to push the project rapidly, shipping supplies and establishing Culdesac as headquarters as work targets the first 20 miles with 2 miles of tunnels.
A partially readable OCR snippet hints at a political or social debate noting phrases like true and trait with unclear context. No definite names, places, dates, or events are identifiable, leaving the main item ambiguous.
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