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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1905
Page
2
In season 1003, we secured our blank books before PREDBRICK NOLF & CO. The move ensures supplies for forthcoming tasks and maintains steady workflow.
Attache Perry Mason of the Triigh legation in Washington is under arrest in Chicago on charges of attempting to steal a typewriter. The report notes various unrelated items including a Bishop Phelan estate and wage policy, with multiple other incidents and legal actions across the country.
Seven areas in Roseburg’s 12 mileone went dry at midnight December 21 while the rest of the city remained wet. The Taylem was found dead in Seattle reportedly of heart disease. investigators question whether death was suicide or murder.
In a Weston Leader letter from Long Beach California dated December 20, 1904 J B Weed details his wintering journey from Weston to San Francisco and Los Angeles. He chronicles San Francisco earthquakes and hilly streets, visits to Berkeley and the state university, remarks on irrigation near Los Angeles, and praises Long Beach as a dry, quiet seaside retreat with artesian water and a large oceanfront bluff. He notes population, climate, and a seaside hotel figure, all in a travelogue tone.
January 1 Oregon legislature convenes at Salem. January 16 Oregon Historical Society Portland. January 10-14 National Livestock convention Denver. February 12 centennial birth Sacajawea baby at Fort Mandan with Lewis and Clark expedition. June 1 1995 opening Lewis and Clark expedition. July 11 American Medical Association Operation Portland.
Harriett Howard recalls years of salt rheum and skin trouble until Huckien's Arnica Bulve eased her condition. The quick healer is advertised at Tallman & Co.'s drug store. A stray shopper exclaims about Christmas gifts and a playful question about chimmie.
A fragment discusses medieval sanctuary laws protecting criminals within church walls. It notes that offenders escaping justice could be granted protection, with rites and penalties described for those attempting to leave or violate sanctuary. The text cites Durham records from 14th to 15th century, including murders aided by sanctuary seekers.
This article traces the origin of personal names and surnames from ancient civilizations to medieval England. It discusses the threefold Roman name structure, possible fourth agnomen usage, and notes uncertain timing of surname general adoption with references to early Anglo-Saxon and Norman practices. It mentions the Hatte family and speculative origin tied to a distinctive headgear.
A fragment discusses ventriloquism and familiar spirits among Jews and Egyptians. It notes wizards claiming residence of a being in the Akhomen and describes scriptural denunciations of those who seek advice from these spirits, while acknowledging historical cases of deception by skilled impersonators.
A fragmented OCR passage sketches Samuel Rogers the poet with crooked humor and sharp description. The narrator recalls Hoggin dining with Taylor Crosen and Hexnam, noting Rogers as toothless with pale blue eyes and a stern mouth, mixed with oddities and a satirical tone.
Fragmentary dialogue recalls youthful days and boasts from Sil One and Jack. The exchange of greetings suggests nostalgia and friendship, with mentions of old mini adventures and amusement amid references to tobacco and ambition as in a bygone era.
Clipped excerpts show a blend of satirical dialogue about Edwin Edith Ethel and a notice about a man in a post and money for a poetry writer, plus an advertising offer for Bunker Ent school shoes with a doll free at Teutech's.
In a busy hospital corridor, sightseers and staff offered to lend an umbrella to a man named He-He who stood waiting. Passersby and nearby workers showed concern as rain pooled on the floor and umbrellas appeared as makeshift shelter.
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