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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1904
Page
5
Readable items include local ads for footwear at How art's and Teutech's, rental offers, and sale notices. Mentions of For Rent listings, a traveling salesman line, and various merchant promotions. Also references to August or September dates, street names, and town vendors in a cluttered early 20th century layout.
Murray Silth manages the view theater presenting a mixed vaudeville bill on Monday evening. The Whitesides perform singing and dancing comedy acts with novelty pieces and new illustrated songs. Two performances will be given each evening, featuring a mix of acts and new acts.
Fragmentary text mentions veterans, telegrapher employment with Oregon Philload and Navigation Company and Inland Empire. The readable portion includes names and quoted phrases, but overall content is garbled with missing context and multiple misspellings.
Tent gatherings expand as Antowe Hiaw leads a Salem preacher in a public session titled What Will You Do. The event features a strong, hopeful tone with emphasis on moral discourse and communal renewal.
A local notice reports relocation of a dwelling near the southeast corner of Aur and Altay streets. The structure was moved back ten feet farther from the street than its former position, altering setback.
William Mille sold to Edgar Lt. Smith a quarter seated laid heir Pendleton in a real estate transfer. Sullivan had a new loan on the residence at 500 West Alta Street.
Duncan Mcdonald a farmer from Athens, Mark Willibhs the Portland architect, William Scott proprietor of Hida Way Springs, A B Quant postmaster of Alba, Neowarl harvest employee from Janiper entry, William Rode from Walla Walla, Mrs A H Smith leaving for Lone after summer with daughters, McBride and Fay Stanton visiting Spokane, William Streng jailed after intoxication, John Harrison of Pilot Rock proprietor of Shil-acre fruit and grain, J W Alverson of Northwestern Electric Lights and Power travels north, Dr Fla cetii and Frederick W Beek involved in shooting incident, Cr Weed from Grange Junction telegraph sub, Mrs Alexander returning from Moartlingd, I A Bore returning from Portland with children, Mylon Staite at Beattie University, Rev Arthur DIL ard wife from Ni agard Palin, Hark and Finchon at Wish, Gund bo leaving Portland, Mir Plyngerl and Connie tied to events, Al Dhendernion from city, Hendernone estate news, J Riewey and daughter Bitte mentioned, Robert Tully visiting Colfax then Nebraska, PM Tanner in Covelin awaiting wife, Sherman counts news from Wealthek, D A Callin organizing an agricultural association, and Jacob Haryeder noted.
Sept 20 near Ely a horse bolted when William Rite was mounting. The horse dragged him about 100 yards before he grabbed a bundle of wires and brought it to a stop. Rite sustained severe abrasions but remained in the city for treatment.
A shipment of cut red stone from Elgin quarries is loaded for The Dalles Odd Fellows project. Joaquin Miller, after a long life of schemes to make ends meet, is believed headed for wealth from a Texas land investment once deemed nearly worthless.
The schedule outlines the appointment of Rev Stone Wilt for interest of Tasca Oppetican. Speeches by 1.D. are listed for days Thursday through Sunday including Weetons and Wells with dates late October into early November. The list notes possible minor changes but mainly follows the lead in the temperance event sequence.
Testor WH Sow Pee Hiamalned ant Pitwou Acres of Wheat Hod. Tavior, a prosper farmer eight miles northeast of Pendleton, moved to town occupying a residence at the corner of Girden and High streets for the school year. He plans to sow 305 acres of winter wheat and notes rainfall in the Fulton neighborhood over the past two phases, aiding fall plowing.
A. W. Pane of Wakeburg has spent a week negotiating for sale of territory rights for a new grain elevator or dump. The inventor claims a complete device to facilitate grain handling in warehouses. Mr King could not finalize terms with parties, though manufacturing and sale efforts were already underway for the plate of Vadan bow.
John Ueleb, 80, a veteran of the Grand Army of the Republic, died after a long illness from cancer. The funeral is planned for Morhow woder Oepuna in Pendivten. Survived by a Ri, the deceased held membership in the veterans’ organization and was honored posthumously.
Yesterday City Superintendent KE Corkily informed Miss Cox of Salon that her application for a position in Pendleton Public Schools has been accepted. She is expected to arrive to begin teaching next Monday. One more teacher is to be supplied by Monday.
Expert collectors announce a Pendleton branch to pursue defunct bill collections. They claim no account is too old and outline their plan stating no collections or charges, suits instituted, judgments advertised, and list The Van Alstine-Gordon & Co Merchants Agency H. V. Lipe & Co Mgra 110 EB Court St Telephone Main 311.
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