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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1901
Page
4
Clearance sale underway to clear all summer shoes. This event offers reduced prices with a focus on affordable footwear for the season. Don’t miss your chance to save on sneakers sandals and casual pairs.
A jumbled collage of storefront promotions and household notices from Murphy's Dry Goods to Tallman & Co. items. Includes lamp, ice cream, cosmetics, and medicine pitches, a boarding house job ad, a wheat pasture line, and various sales hits on hardware, wagons, wheels, and farm goods. Also mentions DeWitt's Witch Hazel and Lane's Family Medicine with urging lines.
Fragmentary OCR combines regional trades, court notices, and town gossip with mentions of marches, divorces, and local figures. The garbled text references people like William Martin and Walker, plus dental and market items, but specifics are unreadable.
An OCR damaged passage recounts a boy’s wrongdoing with garbled names and phrases. The readable bits mention a Webbe and a late time, a sum of 84 dollars, and references to sanity and witnesses, but many details are unclear.
Fragmented text reports a sheriff case and regional turmoil with numerous garbled names and places. The readable portions reference a sheriff, investigation terms, and distant locations, but specifics remain obscured by transcription errors.
Fragmentary text from an OCR page mentions names and places but lacks a coherent event or outcome. no verifiable entities or actions specified for a factual summary. The readable bits do not form a complete report suitable for a headline or card teaser.
A stream of local names appears with oblique references to positions, marriages, duties, and travels. Avery Neanager, William Fitegeras, Georges W. Webb, Mie May Walker, and May Walker are mentioned along with Pendleton, La Grande, Oregon City, and Tacoma. The piece notes legal notices, resignations, and social moves including a wedding announcement for Miss Lowg delert Farnworth and shifts in teaching posts and postal duties.
Fragmented text describes an arrest and preliminary hearing in a county case. It mentions a July 7 incident, a preliminary hearing planned for Wednesday, and a seizure of a gold $150 item, a watch, and a certificate at a local bank. Details are garbled and names are partially readable.
A Butte court case centers on a claim for 500000 dollars alleging outrageous mistreatment of Chinese residents. The state department defends the Chinese, describing widespread robberies and property losses with many victims. The case raises questions of international law and conduct of authorities in handling the riots.
Fort Stevens town parties in New Astoria have initiated steps to settle a dispute after wrecking Jack Callahan's mill to avoid suing. The proposal seeks to fully replace damaged enclosures and settle under original conditions without federal court action.
Fragmentary notes claim officers faced threats amid a saloon wrecking incident. The text suggests officials may overlook the affair if a certain individual named Calla receives satisfaction and wards off further action.
A Sporting Chronicle tale recounts John Metcalfe born 1715 at Knaresborough who, blinded by smallpox, became a fearless rider and violinist. He robbed orchards, hunted with hounds, swam rivers, and guided a racing horse with bells at turns to win a Forest Moor race praised by spectators.
Four partners with John Considine in the Standard gambling house in Seattle met recently. Sinema refurbished the interior and the gambling paraphernalia is stored in a warehouse. One partner said the four would split one fifth of the partnership belongings or furniture as compensation. They have turned on Considine amid growing public suspicion of the accused murderer.
Rev John L Withrow denounces passages that fault Eve for Adams fall arguing such views reflect serpent poisoned reasoning. He cites Genesis judgment and redemption, condemning defenders who scapegoat Eve and claim they defend the devil. He emphasizes personal accountability and moral consequence.
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