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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1901
Page
4
Readable fragments show a jumble of advertisements and notices for Murphy's window sliders Belgians and tamale parlors. Mentions LeRoy for tomatoes East Oregonian office news rent rooms and furniture sales. Also references to stock listings farm goods and local property transfers with several names and addresses.
Pendleton Elks Lodge switches benefit plan from Borderland to a society drama Caste. Students and amateur talent stage Caste to raise money for cemetery improvements with Pendleton Academy lectures and other entertainments planned. Proceeds will support the cemetery fund and the academy is involved in organizing events.
Walla Walla announces a planned street sprinkling program. The city will employ nine new drivers to operate sprinklers to deepen road conditions and improve surfaces.
Advertisement text claims 0B Positive guarantees and immediate relief from indigestion. Mentions branding by Brock & McCouay with unclear references to distributors and origin.
Members of Umatilla Encampment No 17 at Pendleton held a Royal Purple degree ceremony. Notable attendees from Athena Weston and Adams cities joined the event with about 50 members present and a banquet to follow. The report notes limited future initiations and regional Odd Fellows activity in Umatilla County.
B. HH Colesworthy Jr a bookseller from Portind Maine visits with brother Clarion FF Colesworthy and wife. They tour Atlantic cities and visit Los Angeles Phoenix St Paul Chicago and other northern points. They plan more than five months away. Local residents J W Nalines Vinson return from Texas. Mary Roberts returns from Walla Walla. A Barrett and W H Hawes of Athena travel to Pendleton on business. Mrs Maude Iden visiting Walla Walla will attend Sunday services. Dora Adate recovered health and returns to Juniper country. George M Have received April 188? Peabson prize and plans a Hot Springs Arkansas trip. Dave Live of Athena visiting Pendleton and will move to Condon Oregon to partner with Ki Breese. Christianson arrives from Wallowa county and heads to Helix to represent Plateomlur Minger. D B Water son recovering from illness and preparing to resume work. Claire Mouser funeral arrangements update after accident near Pendleton.
Fragmentary report discusses a 19th century legal change in Umatilla County and a sheriff or clerk handling scalp warrants and affidavits. The piece mentions a new method of procedure with a warrant form routed to a secretary of state and court time, but many lines are garbled and names unclear.
Charles Winhurst was released from the state penitentiary yesterday and returned to the city jail after serving part of a sentence for larceny related to a money ominder scheme. He reportedly resisted, underwent a mental episode, and after being confined at the Advent mission he was taken to the city jail for furtherholding.
Coroner W. G. Coles investigates a deadly incident near Gibbon Station in Rowan County. The death of Mr A dew is attributed to cultural conditions and a possible accident or foul play, with an old quilt tied to the scene. The inquest highlights the coroner’s outline and emergency measures, noting the corpse’s removal for examination.
A local report states the Northern Pawhthe COTY HOA contracted for 2000 laborers from Hust po de ehelicton to work in Waslington state.
The Rev Vie rene Hard, rector at St Maula Kiplenopal, has been offered the rectorate of the new Episcopal church in Manila. He declines due to climate and health, remaining in Walla Walla where his library work and public service continue.
The fragment describes a donor agent named Watnelly presenting a check for 22 097.51 to Sheil Willian Rinkley. It mentions Alfie S. Watt as tax agent and references corporate tax payment rules and premiums for advance payments. The text asserts a company has exploited tax laws and anticipates a new law coming into force for payment timing.
A distorted account describes lawyer Frank T. Wyanan defending a man who allegedly robbed a store years earlier. The text recounts a highwayman incident, later trial, and the lawyer's pursuit of the accused in a hazy, period tone with unclear names and places.
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