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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1905

Page

6

Reign of Terror in Nebraska Range War and Govt Action

Reports from Mullen Nebraska describe a range war as cowboys and cattle barons confront public land seizures. Armed bands intimidated residents, a federal troop deployment reached the region, and authorities moved to protect settlers while pursuing those resisting government action.

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Slaughter of Deer Spurs Calls for Protection in Oregon

A Bend Bulletin summary notes alarming deer slaughter by hunters near Whina Teel and three nearby camps. Vandevert, a prospector, reports piles of bones and tracks, with 64 deer killed across the camps. The piece discusses demand for meat, legal hunting limits, and calls for stronger protection of deer populations. Local hunters blame overhunting for depleted deer and stress need for regulation.

Vandevert Che Mountains Venta PF. Baker Choe Tivel Prhit Witte Peng

Increase in land value at Kennewick section 36 garden area

Mr Dudley, visiting Kennewick, notes land values rising since a 1594 development. The Nimay 97,000 purchase yielded by Northern Pacific after a failed company, then sold at 875 per acre. Three years ago the garden area expanded to 400 acres and now ranges from 400 to 9800 per acre, with Dudley an expert in fruit lands backing the plan.

Kennewick New Werth Previk Dachevy Cowl Ronmiynek Dudley Singin Kentewick Nimay Failire Northern Pacific Mauvesy Company Clee Terhpeitien Pier Atv. Dudley Lana

Fragmentary note on Wilde and fertility event

Fragmented OCR mentions Wilde and a fertility event at a named location, with unclear dates and context. Readable parts point to a person connected to Wilde and a fertility test or evidence, but specifics are obscured.

New Church Building Planned at Promer Woah

A design for a new three story church edifice is proposed at the corner of Sith Street and Yakinow Avenue in Promer Woah. Construction includes a basement work area and a free community hall with amenities, funded to serve all locals equally under Rev M A Thompson’s guidance.

Sith Street Yakinow Avenue Promer Woah Thiriston Henten Sint Etree M.A. ‘Thomopnen Eveuniing Membrie Bregentin Agri

Don’t Borrow Trouble With Electric Bitters Advice

Do not brood over symptoms seek relief with Electric Bitters. The ad promises lasting relief from Bright’s disease and other disorders, claims the body will be freed from debt and burden, and endorses Tallman & Co. and Brock & McComas dry stores with a guaranteed price.

Poona Ness Bright Tallman & Co Brock & McComas Lee

National Convention trip rate notice for union event

The National Convention of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union in Los Angeles runs October 25 to November 2, 1905. The O R N offers a round trip rate of $47.15. Tickets on sale October 19 and 20. For details contact B C Smith, agent O R N.

Women's Chrisian Temperance Union Los Angeles B.C. Smith

Notion to Debtors

Notice from B. F. Beck urging all debtors to come forward and settle accounts immediately. He states he can no longer carry the claim and if not paid now will proceed to collect by legal means.

B. FF Beck

Men’s Blue Flannel Work Shirts and Underwear Deals

An old newspaper fragment lists prices for men’s clothing and basics. Includes blue flannel work shirts at various prices from $1.05 to $2.00, heavy fleeced underwear, and wool undergarments, reflecting bargain basement style retail copy.

Walsta Walvis Hoye Bork Royse Ross Fancy Howe

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