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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1903
Page
8
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A Pendleton reader urges local validation of claims and endorsements, citing Florida and California examples. The letter praises Doan's Kidney Pills with a testimonial from Baldwin of 709 Thompson Street, Pendiston Ore., who says seven boxes improved kidneys and back strength, noting price 60 cents and Doan's as the sole brand.
All water rents must be paid at the water works office on or before the 10th of each month or the water will be shut off and a penalty will be collected before water is turned on again. J T Brown, Superintendent Water Works. The foot and mouth disease has been stamped out in Massachusetts.
Real bargains in real estate with several offers listed. A 800 by 582 feet sightly building property on the north side is priced at 1000. Two excellent building lots with stone wall and sidewalk on West Court for 650. Encaged three lots on the north side with a groom house and additional land, plus a cottage. prices vary. Includes a 92250 copy and notes on acres and cultivation. a sizable farm crop area with a good room house and graded lot. Offers indicate readiness to talk and negotiate.
Personal items list folks visiting or traveling including M. J. Warren Foster in Pendleton and G. W. Jones to Heppner. Fannie Woodard summoned by her mother’s illness in Heppner. Del Davis near McKay welcomed a new baby. Elmira Fry Boise visiting Nina Coon and Mrs. Kunkel. Several plans: A J Wilton Foster in city. Dillon aims for Alberta May 1. Maloney Weston visiting son J. W. Maloney. J. N. McKinney moving to county from Asheville NC. Mrs Sarah Eccleston McMinnville visiting daughter Mrs Seibert for 2–3 weeks. H. C Wood Tone visiting. lifelong ties to Whittemore. F F Miller Seattle resident en route from Butler Creek and land filing in irrigation district. J A Casebier Seattle in city. fled government land near Echo, seeks settlers. Mrs J H Gwinn and daughter back from Grant’s Pass after six weeks. W J Bowlsby to Echo. expanding feed stables and barn 32x. M Crane and J W Ramsey from Burwell NE. plan land prospecting after Walla Walla. D C Sullivan Coe Company guest of Bachelor’s Club. inducted as member. Cameron injured fixing stovepipe. arm swelling from palm wound. M D Baldwin and W R Burden Ukiah stockmen report livestock in good health. horses in poor flesh for spring.
Moulder W. W. Hodge tested sand from the Grand Ronde valley used by the Rigby Clove works. Two carloads of moulders sand were received this morning after a test by Hodge, who has years of experience in the trade.
A 1894 Colorado trip linked Jim Robinson with a transfer man from Manitou named W H Reddy. Robinson, once pale and emaciated on the shadow of consumption, later surprised Reddy by appearing healthy and fit at a laundry, decades after their first meeting. The tale traces his health rebound and a later unexpected reunion.
Delegates from the painters printers and laborers unions will meet in Pendleton council tomorrow night to form a central federation. Delegates to the state La Grande gathering are named with aims to secure Pendleton’s next federation convention. Bartenders seek to revive their charter and seek representation at the council meeting on union unification.
Five property transactions for a total of 48 500 mark the largest single day value in years. Gideon Brown sells west half of section 6 to E N Longmeier for 15 000. Francis Hoult sells 40 acres of southeast quarter of Section 14 to News Carnahan. Arthur J Dillon sells multiple parcels totaling 255 000 to Leonora G Hunt, including 400 acres and 105 acres near Foster station. Miller sells nest half of southeast quarter and east half of southwest quarter to Leonora Hunt for 1.00. Howard C Dunn sells northwest quarter of Section 34 to A L Swaggart and H L Swaggart for 1 900.
Machinery for a new steam laundry is due tomorrow for the Jordan operation to be run by John Jordan. The new facility will occupy a two‑door space east of the East Oregonian office in R. Martin's building and is anticipated to begin operations in about two weeks.
Jouie Fields was yesterday convicted in Judge Fite Gerald's court of maintaining a nuisance and this morning sentenced to pay a 100 dollar fine and 20 days in the city jail. Fields was defended by McCourt Ballersy and immediately appealed to the district court.
The Kenison Brothers of Foster have started using a three horsepower gasoline engine to drive a pumping outfit. It reportedly floods nearly an acre of ground in about an hour, drawing water from the river. One exhibit at the World’s event features this device.
More than 700 public school pupils joined a vibrant Arbor Day parade. Classes marched in 15 departments with banners, colors, and costumes from blue and yellow seniors to green freshmen. A herald on a white horse announced the procession led by two large American flags and the Goddess of Spring surrounded by handmaidens.
Catherine 5 Edrie, granddaughter of Grandma Munra formerly of Meacham, died suddenly yesterday evening at her Portland home. She spent summers at the Log Cabin in Meacham for several years and had many friends in the city.
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