Frank Gray Visits Walla Walla Visitor
Frank Gray of Walla Walla was over from that city last evening.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1911
Page
3
Frank Gray of Walla Walla was over from that city last evening.
Pendleton residents are urged to learn how appendicitis starts and how to prevent it with a free book offered by Pendleton Drug Co. An undeveloped Weston mountain land story notes its rich soil and climate, capable of supporting more people, with hopes for strawberries and commercial fruit. ten acres could sustain a family and yield $500 to $1000 in the future.
A reader argues an acre near the mountain should be kept for timber or pasture rather than apples. He notes Timothy grass seasons and laments the current use as a handicap, urging better land allocation for community value.
A fragmentary 1841 narrative recalls Nahintonto Balaingy life and early settler ties at a riverfront site. It notes Indigenous and white interactions, pioneer endurance, and a Jesuit mission arrival in 1933 shaping the area into a Centennial celebration scenic point.
The article notes broad price drops for meat and cereals while poultry butter and eggs ease. Wholesale cheddar drops about $14 a barrel from four years ago, with coffee and dried fruits slightly higher in some areas due to weather. Salmon prices rise due to Oregon fishing restrictions.
A story about Alexandre Dumas the elder who learns of M. X receiving the Legion of Honor. He quips that the honor is granted because the recipient lacked it, prompting a playful exchange on merit and recognition.
Many men are worn to frazzles trying to reintroduce parliamentary law into the domestic debating society. The scene captures frustration as rules and decorum collide with informal local discussions.
Fire at Nitlomid Joagury breehall park destroyed bleachers and caused damage to the main structure. Two hours later fire control restored containment. Park seats 40 000 after recent renovations. Court and political figures commented on leadership as a National Park reelection debate looms.
An Oregon Agricultural College expert outlines orchard options for lower latitude counties including Morrow Gilliam Sherman and Cronk. He names apples peaches plums cherries grapes raspberries blackberries gooseberries currants and strawberries, with recommended varieties such as Lambert Royal Anne Bing Concord Worden Niagara and Delaware.
James Aloysius O Gorman, New Yorks new US senator, emerges as a prominent sixty second congress figure. The piece notes his Tammany Hall ties, Catholic faith, long legal career, and hard working, cautious personality. It also mentions his New York residence on the upper west side and his noted golfing enthusiasm.
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