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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1909
Page
3
English nobleman the Earl of Arran agrees to sell Donegal Town to its tenants for twenty five years rent, with 4 percent interest and installment payments over twenty five years. Residents gain ownership of homes and shops, ending feudal landlord control in a historic Irish town.
Worth Yakima Wash Jan 15 Ole Swanson a laborer ran around a vacant Front Street lot clad only in his shirt despite temperatures 15 degrees below zero. The scene drew neighborhood attention as two Japanese and a white man began a separate pursuit at high speed.
A pursuing group captured the suspect only after he stopped of his own accord near a lodging house. The man, identified as Swanson, said little about the sensational incident aside from stating he hails from Ellensburg and had a little whiskey.
Des Moines, Iowa, Jan 15. Mrs. Fanny Cage charges her husband Walter Cage with repeated head banging against walls during a beating at their home. She alleges he struck her with one hand while hammering with the other and caused a loud uproar that drew neighbors. Two days earlier he ordered her to leave or be kicked out. she then obtained an injunction barring him from the home.
Dr. Ativon Cook of Hartford, an orthopedist, visited Augusta after Taft election claims he could fit the president with a special shoe. A plaster cast of Taft’s feet was taken in New York, and shoes were made, but Cook reports Taft’s feet are perfect. The design would shift weight forward to even distribution, yet the president elect did not require the device.
Sacramento, January 1h A bill prepared for legislature would pension parents of more than a dozen children at 25 a month. Alameda's B P H Cavanaugh, father of twelve, says Roosevelt endorses the plan in a letter to him.
Electrical and mechanical experts from many western states join the session opened today by the Technical Society of the Pacific Coast in San Francisco.
A scattered roster of individuals linked to multiple cities appears in this fragment. The names include Pendleton Thos Harbour ONeill Vublet Portland Cox San Francisco Maher Rowley Hahn sister Los Angeles Blackburn Baker City Gould Boise White Croskill Peterson Portland Goldsmith New York City Jones. The text seems to catalog people without context or actions.
East Oregonian presents ongoing coverage of local news with a focus on daily updates and timely reporting from Pendleton and surrounding communities. The edition highlights regional events, public notices, and community happenings in a concise newspaper style.
Pendleton citizen warns of kidney trouble and urges Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs. C. Oliver of Pendleton Oregon endorses the remedy, claiming a permanent cure after years of back and kidney pain. She recounts repeated failures with other remedies before Doan's provided lasting relief. Sold by all dealers at 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co. is sole US agent.
Describes Paso Robles Hot Springs California as a charming stop with ideal rest and quiet surroundings. Promotes modern near luxurious accommodations, homey hospitality, and a healing spring distinct from a sanatorium. Encourages R. R. and N. agents to provide the illustrated booklet "Paso Robles Hot Springs."
Gus La Fontaine announces a fresh lot of crawfish crab and oyster in the shell at the Quelle. The message highlights ready-to-sell shellfish and a local supplier event.
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