Cleaver Bros Dry Goods Co September 1901 Notice
Fragmentary notice from Cleaver Bros Dry Goods Co dated Wednesday September 1 1901. Details are unreadable but references a business notice or sale from the firm.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1901
Page
3
Fragmentary notice from Cleaver Bros Dry Goods Co dated Wednesday September 1 1901. Details are unreadable but references a business notice or sale from the firm.
The state press reports Stephen A. Lowell of Pendleton announcing as a candidate for governor with backing hoped from Mitchell faction though objections arise from Salem and Baker City Democrats. Other figures mentioned include Dolph and Geer, with discussion of party support and possible senatorial aims.
The Academy fund totals 3202 with a live appeal at the 80202 mark. Contributions from listed donors including Jouny and others surpass 100 dollars, aiding management. A Portland carnival and exposition opening is noted, with ticket details via O. KB. & N. rail service.
A fragmentary notice describes a meeting led by agents of the O R and XN with local farmers and stockmen to organize a monthly market day in Pendrews. The plan calls for October 8 as the inaugural market for horse driving, cattle, sheep, hay, and other produce, aiming to boost trade and community commerce despite incomplete details.
A fragmented account discusses a possible football league in Eastern Oregon and the Peo dlutow area. It notes developing plans, academy efforts in October, and Roy Conklin of the Hiu Senos! coordinating practice and field work while seeking games with Baker Ol'y LaGrande and Oregon.
The message reviews residents of Sama Clana county and nearby towns, naming J. S. Hackett and Mrs. J. S. White among others. It notes professional ties to San Jose and Pendleton, mentions Ellen Ster, and references medical cures and products like Electric Bitters and Kodol.
Garden Street confrontation ends in a sudden melee when three men stand outside Olson’s restaurant. A bystander’s sneeze or spark triggers a rapid escalation as fighting breaks out and a shot reportedly rings out. Police are alerted and investigate the disturbance.
A noisy OCR fragment lists numerous personal names and places across Portland and nearby areas including Hove Pendleton Harrie Yorland Spokane and Portland references. Many entries appear garbled or incomplete, with several names paired with unusual spellings and stray initials, offering few clear events or actions.
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