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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1905
Page
2
Jane Hopkins Hoy reports on proof clothes and Wasi's Bage seeking freedom and comfort, with emphasis on the Golden Rule Store as the backdrop for the items mentioned.
News notes from September 1 recount yellow fever cases in New Orleans, thousands visiting Denver for a G A K encampment, a Stockton fire destroying a briquette factory, new Gould road work from Salt Lake City to Nevada, and Major Delmar's price dispute. Additional items cover dynamite incidents near New Mexico, strikes, political skullduggery, crimes in Washington and Oregon, and regional rail and university developments.
Readable portion describes 200 acres of Jewel land available for irrigation and farming. It notes good orchard, improved land, proximity to a mill town, and a railroad connection. The text emphasizes abundant reclamation potential and suitability for diverse crops.
An old advertisement extols Dr. King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. It narrates a Sandy Level resident relieved after failed remedies and touts the medicine as the greatest sale in its class. Tallman & Co. drug store carries it at 60 cents and one dollar with a guaranteed trial bottle.
Denver officials report a broad scheme by Theket agents to steal tickets across Colorado. Operators like Koster and Porter allegedly remove tickets from conductors, sell them, and destroy records, with several hundred dollars misappropriated. Travel auditor W Buster notes rising thefts as agents dodge detection, while Santa Fe vows prosecutions to halt the practice.
Mrs Aynithin A Turner, born April 16, 1854, died after a long illness. The Turner family moved from Montana to Oregon in 1879 and settled on a Weston farm. Survived by son Samuel Turner and Cynthia Tons, the report notes her long residence and memory within the Weston community.
Honed by death May 26, 1805, the widow and eight children mourn a loss. The obituary lists Alvin FH, KO, Turner of Wanton, Turner of Helix, Tacoma residents, and A B Turner among those not present at the funeral. the family resided in the city and later moved to Georgetown.
Four girls compete for a Pendleton and La Grande honor in the Oregon Daily Journal contest. The winner may win a trip to the Sandwich Islands as the prize, with Pendleton and La Grande candidates aiming to unite local support to defeat the rival.
The Pletelier family, including two children, survived a severe windstorm on Clintcolet Lake. Their frail boat nearly capsized as the storm struck while they were far from shore. Mr Fletcher, a foreman, paddled ashore to warn others as the family rode out the danger.
A garbled notice outlines a dispute over betting ages tied to a boys military unit on Wood Street. It hints at fines and consequences as vacations end and the group resumes duties, with unclear names and places due to damaged text.
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