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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1903
Page
2
The Salem Journal urges Oregon farmers to unite and hold their wheat to counter the Portland warehouse trust which it says dominates the market. It condemns warehouse power as depressingly lowering prices and calls for coordinated action across Western states to resist monopolistic control.
An old ad promotes Dyspepsia Tablets claiming to ease indigestion and prevent discomfort. It promises safe digestion after use and offers a money back guarantee with a free sample and assurances of refund if not satisfied. The copy lists a New York address and instructions to send for a sample.
The Punicheton Academy will begin a kindergarten department on September 2 under the management of Merc 1. A team and vehicle will be provided to and from the hall by the academy. Numerous requests for this art have led to a permanent extension of age intent.
The article appears garbled and unreadable with fragmented phrases. No clear events or names to identify. Cannot determine a coherent main action or outcome from the readable text.
A garbled anonymous note hints at a disturbance at a Merchants' Cafe. The text references umbrellas and a Saturday event, mentioning names and places in unclear order.
Heavy rains hit the county late this week reducing standing yields and delaying harvest. Farmers rush grain to the Warehouses while export prices show mixed signs as markets weigh feed use and crop quality. names like Parl Rowman and Tune and Hartnett appear in local notes amid weather and price updates.
A garbled obituary fragment mentions a person connected to J 0 and Mrs J 0, with reference to a father and a 43 year old, plus dates and locations that are unreadable. The legible bits suggest a death notice in a local paper with names and relations, but the text is highly corrupted and incomplete.
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The union prohibits nine cars of fruit from being shipped for shipment past the sawyer. Mr Weber, union manager, notes delays and returns. Miss Walker returns from Portland with relatives, plans to teach at Pendleta Academy as a new teacher.
On a hunting trip H J Stiliith Otte azeekelly and Thomas Ayres Wet tote for Hiren. Iron white Chey WH aydiate the thotrtiiiine ot gy erie Tinian trip. They are providedt wilt pene liorers.
The Rigby Clove Combine reports strong progress in Shermar for the season. Moore Hotere 4 fnn of Moe has secured agents to market five machines aimed at aiding farmers on Mat apetion in the Naeveet fe evettie. The firm plans to produce about Li machines between now and the har veet, with potential expansion if interest remains high. Some difficulty in assembly is noted, but early operation shows promise as horses and teams are prepared for delivery.
A reader recommends Lifebuoy Soup as an effective disinfectant and cleaner for two years of use. The note praises its superior quality and mentions Mr. Vernon St Philadelphia as a supporting endorsement.
A fragment notes a superior disinfectant suitable for all household purposes. It mentions Reglee Himaes H. P. Childs Druggist at Cor Jerry A. Malden, Muss, and Belmont Street. The wording is garbled but presents a product claim and a local vendor.
Capacity noted as 150 barrels a day with flour trades described as Piowr exchanged for whopt flour or meal, chopped and prepared, always on hand. The text records a steady stock and routine exchanges at the Owl Tea House.
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