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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1903
Page
2
A garbled wire service style summary reports several incidents. It mentions a threshing machine explosion near Brockton causing two deaths and wrecks a train. Other items name legal accusations, cloned medical experiments, and freight shipments with unclear details.
A read through of hotel arrivals shows names of guests and destinations including Charles A. Purdy in Portland and Baxtey, Charles Gerking in Athena, Enos Portland and Kilppel, Portland HOA, Anderson in Spokane, and Appleware in Spokane. Additional entries include Tierke in Pret OF Conger Portland, C S Jerkson in A. Seed in Spokane, M Fricke in Blackfoot, and others in Walla Walla Seattle Lewistown and Boise. The compiled list appears to be a hotel guest ledger with numerous individuals and locales spanning multiple states, reflecting transient visitors and travelers of the period.
OCR text outlines court decisions in the Northwest, transport planning calls, and regional notices. It mentions a fire incident near Spukané, a proposed electric mow project, and a Somber Gracon decision in Wellswnston, with references to various agencies and individuals, though many elements are garbled.
A fragmented ad touts a cure for liquor and tobacco habits with claims of lasting results. It promises a $500 reward for proof of failure and lists a Tea remedy sold by W A Hooker and Co of Buffalo New York with prices and testimonials. The text is jumbled but centers on supposed health benefits and a money-back guarantee.
A new corporation with $50,000 capital is formed to furnish electric power in Welton fire and surrounding county. Directors include W. Young and Herbert Jamison. Project plans map transmission lines and field layout, aiming to extend service first to Wertonburne and then outward to support local industries during dry seasons. The venture promises to fill an industrial gap and provide reliable power as it expands.
The annual National fetal Satiety meeting launched with papers and discussions on improvements in dentistry. Contract Dental Surgeon William H. Chambers presented details as secretary of the war dental corps, highlighting ongoing advances and wartime medical collaboration.
Dr Cole city health officer urges residents to use pure ice made from water that is boiled and distilled instead of tap water. The notice, dated July, stresses boiling water for drinking and warns of water quality issues in the city. Foxe Ice Co offers boiled and distilled water products.
An old notice promotes forming a union of plane rehasers to gain cheap gear and quick results. It claims members benefit from price depreciation as new members join and promises simple steps to join, outlining costs and potential contracts.
Oregon supreme court will determine the fate of the referendum this week as debates over the proposed amendment unfold. The article cites Ralph Dinteay and Senator Alitchell in heated exchanges over the defense and support for the measure, with claims of political maneuvering surrounding the vote.
A damaged OCR item advertises store space for rent at a corner location. Details are unclear but imply seeking a renter with terms including deposit and monthly rent. The text mentions an address in imperfect form and includes stray characters and garbled phrases.
An advertisement urges mothers to use Cathena’s products for infant skin conditions and scalp irritations. It touts warm baths with Catienra Ruap, Cushnery Ointment, Cathenrs Resolvent, and related preparations as a cure and relief. The notice claims widespread approval among women and asserts rapid, permanent improvement.
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