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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1904
Page
3
The Ontario hatchery plans a busy season starting Oct, confining 12 000 chinook salmon in storage for spawning. About 47 workers prepare eggs, fertilize, and rear fry to 3/4 inch before releasing them into the river, with carcasses recycled for fertilizer and Indians receiving some byproducts. Output expected around 80 million fry this season.
Salem residents confront a rough infestation described as hoboes who allegedly pillage gardens orchards and chicken coops. Police respond as thefts break out around Veedelton and Park area with threats to drive intruders out of the city or face arrest and confinement.
A garbled report describes ongoing cable work in Alaska with lines near Seattle and Sitka. It notes Beattie and Val dex Sitha cable status and expected delays as conditions affect delivery.
Dispatch from Sitka dated October 11 1904 reports Alaska political developments with connections to Vallee and Siku. It notes Alaska governance discussions, a Democratic dinner, and mentions W. H. Distin as Acting Governor. Delegates from clubs and associations attend the convention sessions at Fairbanks and related events unfold with lectures and entertainment.
The national triennial council of Congregational churches of America begins in six days in Ohio. About 200 delegates will represent the Western division of the nation at the session. Key figures include leaders from Philadelphia and Brooklyn among others.
A garbled OCR passage presents scattered phrases including names and phrases about directing, photography, and a mix of uncertain terms. No coherent event or clear entities emerge beyond fragmented identifiers and improvised language.
Sunday school workers from across Pennsylvania gather for the annual convention in Sunlay, featuring three days of sessions and notable speakers. John Waimimaker of Philadelphia leads as presiding officer alongside distinguished educators including President Woodrow Wilson of Princeton University. A Norris House in Manitou, a popular mountain resort hotel, was valued at $80,000.
A damaged text fragment discusses a supposed proven fact about predators and pests in a historic setting. It mentions a rabbit and a cat, with references to Newbery Morptelde and Sharh te ACCC, but the overall claim and context are highly garbled and uncertain.
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