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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1904
Page
10
Fragmented ads and notices list clothing, furnishings, services, and purchases. Entries mention Gloria, Roosevelt, Martin’s, Foops Joream, and Pendleton addresses with various job and sale offers. Readers are invited to inquire at the post or office for specifics and directions.
Classified listing notes rentals and employment with terse notes. It mentions hats at Roosevelt's and a piano for rent. An inquiry address appears for a house rental needs and a P O box 34 is listed for response.
Fragmented OCR shows Spokane County case involving James L Nolte and Wantington related to Mead farm retreatments. Statements describe alleged stalking, a missing woman, and accusations of murder after a violent pursuit ending with a body in a ditch. The narrative links to Klondite era movements and Pendleton residence.
Readable fragments describe Keeney and Keeler in a local dispute about land, ownership, and directions near the Snake River. Mentions a wife, future plans, and references to land area around 1000 acres. notes an up-to-date property tabulation and a distant river claim.
Judge Lowell visited Arlington in the morning to review questions arising from the Arlington Conden branch railway protection. He believes the outcome may go to court, though he doubts the matter is provable.
William Scott, a well known Helix farmer, left for Fus ch to visit his daughter Mrs E A Mann. Her husband Dr Mann is practicing dentistry there.
Ralph Folsom of the Baker and Folsom undertaking firm will depart for Portland Sunday to attend the State Undertakers Association for four weeks and study in the field.
Thomas Nye conducts an exhibition of scientific hypnotism at the Commercial Association rooms this evening by special request. Children will not be admitted.
Several residents are listed as returning from visits or traveling to various locations. T. P. Land comes back from Walla Walla. Mrs. W. S. Perry from Athena. John Halley visiting parents. Conner heads to Cedarville. O Reilly on westbound train. T. G. Halley to Rome. Miss Jean McDonald to Portland for st Helens Hat. others plan trips to Wallown county, Granite, California, Portland, and Seattle.
Purchases from James Johncat of Dale arrive for Frye Bruhn shipment via W and c Mre. Julia A. Dibtile, pioneer of 185%, died at Malullu Friday aged 9 years.
The Sunday program includes morning and evening services led by the church pastor with a sermon titled The Christ in Hand and an evening address by Meg Charles A. Cook of Bloomfield on Christian Stewardship. The Epworth League meets at 1 pm and Sunday school at 10 am, with special music by the choir and a continuation of the Crippled World theme.
The ad touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive remedy for catarrh a constitutional disease. It claims internal action on blood and mucous membranes, promising to cure and build up constitution. A one hundred dollar promise backs testimonials from users and Toledo, Ohio sellers.
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