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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1903
Page
2
Reports from Sik Wines and New York workshops indicate resumed labor as tensions rise over wage and productivity. Officials discuss factory conditions and safety while city leaders comment on the broader impact on trade and employment.
A fragmented OCR notice lists numerous names and places including John t Unier Chinn Katy Burke Morthind TV Moorraw Neonturnt Charvioe A Pierce San Branlieco J. Paewler Porth Woff Portland De L FP Moste Jefferson Chiarlixn S.iesell Morthand M. GQ Falenica Shuster L. Lakin and wife Torrid WWDD Chamberlain, with many other individuals and towns such as Spokane Portland and San Iraneleco. The text appears to be a roster of attendees or stakeholders with no clear event or action described.
Edward Uret and Charles Frost were killed in an explosion near Mammoth Idaho. In Portland a saloon man, William Wilden, is under arrest for assaulting a 17 year old girl. Two unmasked robbers attacked a Rawlins saloon, while Jeff Nye, burned out in business, plans a new concrete building. Jim Conners, wounded train robber, is said to be a former gang member active years ago. Julian Parsons seeks divorce from his wife after thefts at the male insane asylum.
Notice to Contractors. Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the undersigned in Judd building room 1 until Thursday October 5th at 2 pm for the completion of the Howman Hore on Malte attest Pow leton On according to plans and specifications prepared by Brouman architect. Plans and specs may be seen at the undersigned office. The owner reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
Perry Houser announces that he rents the retail department of the butcher business to A D Augusto of Walla Walla. He will run the wholesale side and asks patrons to settle accounts at the market. Augusto says the business will continue as before with courteous treatment. Also items advertise catarrh cure and local farm and city property for sale with prices.
A race meeting runs from today through October 6 at Sumpter with a large entry list. Prominent Inland Empire horses are expected to race, including Rick Headache. Also includes advertising for Moki herb drink and druggist notices from Buffalo NM and FF Schmiidt & Co.
Local notes report injuries from an axe mishap to Fletcher and other incidents in Milton area. Town residents, school activities, teacher examinations, homestead claims, and weather events are described with names and places including Pendleton, Franklin County, and Kala ma in Washington.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe five pumpkins and a load in a city area. Mentions of Oliver rameh, Suverwl, and a "Five" group appear with garbled names. Indeterminate events reference pumpkins for home use and stock, with scattered words about town roads and markets.
A fragmented ad from Butte features Miah Tosh MevAlian claiming Herplelde cures dandruff and scalp issues. It touts a germ theory of disease, promises safe removal of the dandruff germ, and urges readers to contact The Herplelde Co and agents for samples.
S S Miller Kent appears in Captain Bob at Prager theater in a new BE Rowe comedy drama. Kent plays Robert Rensselaer Yale student known as Captain Mal with a 4 act cast and Mexican and South American settings. Scenic effects and a carefully chosen company promise an evening of delight.
State barber examiners refuse licenses to young men running a Portland school for barbers. The law requires a three year apprenticeship, but the school allegedly turns out full fledged barbers in three weeks, prompting action by the board.
Otto Dodd of Ponder Missouri says a year long ugly sore was cured by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, calling it the best salve on earth, available for 26 cents at Tallman & Co. at the drug store. At Yakima Fair over 200 cattle entered for the pavilion parade and 140 race horses are on grounds. the pavilion exhibit is doubled from previous fairs.
An advertisement extols a Fulton Compound treatment for various ailments claiming cure for chronic kidney and height issues. It asserts sole agency in the city and lists doctors endorsing the product while promising dramatic relief and a miracle cure for incurable diseases.
An English pamphlet titled A Banker's Will promises insights on investing major trusts for life insurance holders. It touts the longevity and planning benefits for men with estates, presenting details from a notable will and mentioning life issuance firms and district managers in locations including New York and Boise.
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