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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1901
Page
4
The ad proclaims a strong line of Misses and Children's shoes with large assortment at all prices and emphasizes quality wells and turns as among the best. It urges readers to visit before buying.
Local ads list dry goods shoes and fabrics from Cleaver Brothers and Hawley and Son plus offerings at Witheo’s store. Also advertised are horse stables run by Elvin Craig and candy from Candy Dutton, Kemp’s Balsam remedy, J A Howard land lease with ample equipment, and druggist sales by Tallman & Co.
The clipping reports a drunken disorderly case before Judge Beam in Portland with a verdict and fines. It notes rental listings at 607 Coachin St and a Seven year old death in Milton, plus community notices on auctions, school discounts, and local business ads from Standard Grocery and Cleaver Strothers Dry Goods Co. It mentions land sale to Wey Winn for $10 and a banquet by the Padttie pioneers at La Dow Hall.
Fragmentary list shows numerous personal names and towns including Portland Spokane Chicago Denver St Paul Grand Rapids Walla Walla La Grande and St Louis. Lacks coherent event or outcome. readers see a garbled roster of individuals and places.
Weaton reports J. 5 Paiilinw returned from Peck Idaho to stay with his son Bam Phillips. The Phillips family recently leased Dry Creek to Dieat of Werton and with his wife Pork There Mre, Mrs Phillips died last Sunday after visiting neighbors. The couple are longtime Dry Creek residents, well known in the area.
Typos and OCR fragments describe a patent remedy claiming to cure torpid liver jaundice bilious fever and ague. It asserts quick relief from sick headache and fever while boasting no griping or weakening effects and promotes purchase at Tallman & Co.
Private sale offers household and kitchen furniture from Wendieton departure. Orla Simpson Pendleton Oregon invites interested parties to call for full or partial purchase of items.
Local residents and travelers frequent Athena and Pendleton with names like W. C. Chamberlain and Janes Hanrahan appearing in social notes. Wayne Caldwell, Dave from Wehe, Fr i M Morac, and several others are listed as visiting, returning, or traveling between Walla Walla, Pendleton, and surrounding towns. A police officer and local officials are noted, along with farm activity, ranch improvements, and the spread of flu and injuries among townsfolk.
Miss Maud Rothrock broke her left wrist when a buggy wrecked on Mali street bridge Sunday afternoon. Miss Burton sprained her ankle while Miss Burton and Miss Sheek were uninjured. Dr Cole set the fracture and bystanders held the horse to prevent further damage.
Weston on November 4 special Jesus Ferguson a young man on Weston mountain five miles from this place suffered a serious painful accident Saturday afternoon while with his father.
Burlington expands service on the Omaha Chicago corridor with a new fourth fast mail train. The new No 2 fast mail departs at 6 pm from the transfer depot and reaches Chicago around 2 am, supplementing existing daily east and westbound services. The post office notes prior timings were inaccurate and aims to balance mail volume with faster delivery for both directions.
A damaged OCR fragment notes a fire event with unclear origin and mentions damage costs described as “dollars.” The text references a Brefairet Keown and a colonial setting, but key details are unreadable.
The text indicates a prize or sponsorship for a girl at St Jose's Academy and a boy at Pendivtan Academy. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but reference to two separate recipients and institutions is evident. Further clarification needed to provide exact names and amounts.
The advertisement touts The World as a widely read paper offering thrice weekly editions and a cheaper weekly rate. It markets the World’s impartial coverage and bundled prices, highlighting a value proposition for home readers.
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