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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1901
Page
4
In a brief shop window notice Nobby invites customers to view new stock described as up-to-date and stylish. The ad promises quality items at bargain prices and urges readers to visit the store window before entering.
Cleaver Brothers Dry Goods offers jackets and goods for 1998 while Demott’s and Murphy’s promote produce butter wallpaper and frames. White House and White Hottee grocery stores feature new mackerel and coffee. candy, perfumes, and tailor services are also advertised along with a clothing sale. Corners and streets referenced for shop locations.
An OCR fragment reports a jumble of local happenings including a weaving and trimming department note at a shop, a public gathering at Main Street, and a campfire disturbance. It references a memorial and a school attendance tally with scattered names and dates, but readability is poor and details are incomplete.
Fragmentary OCR text presents unclear references to health, beauty products, and monetary mentions. No coherent event or identifiable persons, places, or organizations are extractable for a reliable summary.
The Stars Spirit will publish ongoing reports on the wheat industry weekly. It will be available free at 100 Third Street in Portland Oregon and in nearby areas for readers.
An old advertisement extols Breetile Bitters as curing “yeare” kidney trouble and various female ailments. It claims even long sufferers like Mire Phebe Cherlay of Petenon can regain health after taking the remedy, despite testimonials from a seller noting years of use.
A fragmentary OCR describes a past two year period of unrest in St Fitler and La Eraedy featuring patrols and a vigil at an open day. It mentions a chive and a public safety presence with drawn expressions and a night activity. The text is garbled but references a hazardous event near a church and a possible divine omen tied to the day and night cycle.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions various disjointed terms and potential names such as Thetis Chen Sta and multiple unrecognizable phrases. The text lacks coherent events or clear entities to summarize into a factual news item.
Fragmented report discusses livestock wool quality and market prospects. It references the National Livestock convention in Denver and comments on federation leadership, member funding, and energy needed to support veterinary and breeding efforts.
An experienced breeder discusses long term improvements in market lamb production. The article recounts past market methods in Exeter and Levonshire, contrasts them with modern Oregon practices, and notes weights, feeding, and timing to optimize sale value at Portland.
A report from The Dalles details a Wednesday gathering of six delegates including Watone of Montana, Alken of Titheston, Calderhead of Walla Walla, and Balle of Portland as they discuss constitutional amendments. The session covers representation, salaries for a secretary, and a February deadline while debates continue among committee members.
Reports say the flagship Niagara may be recovered from the lake bottom, recalling Commodore Perry’s victory at Lake Erie in the War of 1812. A local ad touts Howittter’s Stomach Bitters as a remedy for digestive issues, nervousness, and fevers, while warning about private revenue ttm covering the bottle’s peak.
County Judge G A Hartawn and Commissioner T J Gilliland preside as Horace Walker from Hells County misses meeting. A new road petition from Kenneth McKean and others is discussed and tabled by the court.
Local figures including S Williamson and Orville push for retention of traditional sheep rearing practices amid calls from Williammon and Jendan leaders for more aggressive measures. The discussion touches on the role of agriculture in the economy and the potential shift in policy towards trade and production.
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