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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1900
Page
4
The fragment mentions a pair of tan shoes linked to an American girl and a person named Justhce Ching in connection with a fountain. Names and context are unclear, but the item reads as a small historical notice or caption.
Cleaver Bros proprietors operate the boot and shoe shop at 805 Main Street Pendleton. The readable lines highlight the business address and trade, indicating a local footwear retailer serving the Pendleton area.
Readable passages describe Freewater and Milton packing houses in operation near May and June, with two firms Y B Miner and S S Shields shipping berries and apples. Mr Mumford and Mr Shields report crates and value per box, plus local creamery plans and scrip for milk, and notes on nearby merchants and summer goods in Pendleton markets.
The county court outlines a plan appointing road supervisors and a county judge to oversee district repairs. Supervisors must inspect, report labor, and submit contracts over 200 dollars for advertising and court approval. Officials named to supervise regions around Helix Athena Weston Milton Alba John Day Pilot Rock Ridge Gillirdane and more.
Mr and Mrs Harry Sitton arrive from Kebo while H B Nelson of the Weaton brickyard and Mrs A R Tosier of Ritter stay at St George Hotel and Golden Rule. George H Snell of Walla Walla and Father Moors of La Grande visit Pendleton before leaving. Farm reports cite strong wheat yields and early harvest plans as C F Daniel notes excellent grain with some chaff and smut in the crop.
Town residents debate more sprinkled streets as council proposes limited water aid. On Fourth of July a large water allotment reduced dust on main streets, prompting talk of private wagons funded by subscriptions to extend sprinkling under strict conditions.
Joseph Hoeh was thrown from a buggy on Webb Street last evening. Mire. Hickay in the buggy stepped out as the team started and sprained an ankle. Two wheelmen caused the runaway after a dog hater spooked them, sending the team from Boynton feed yard to Salvation Army barracks where the wagon broke Joon from the vehicle.
Judge Bilie overruled the motion to hush the life of the reelection, granting the contestant's request to amend service and require clearer election notices. Hearings continued with further authorities cited and a plan for amended complaints set for the following Tuesday.
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