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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1904
Page
4
An ad promotes Rubber Tired Buggies Carriages and Bike Wagons in Pendleton. It urges customers to visit, promising value for money and to see how to get the best deal. The message repeats RUBBER and WE WILL SHOW YOU.
The article outlines tithing practices among Latter Day Saints, noting tithing is voluntary yet required for church privileges. It lists estimated memberships and per capita income from tithes, and describes church control of extensive Utah businesses from sugar to utilities, railroads, and large stores led by church leaders.
Pendleton is estimated to have over 100 miles of fences valued at 150000 dollars. An observer notes fences range from costly iron and stone to cheap boards in city units. If enforced laws matched, this would be 150000 dollars spent on useless material.
J Davia of Willow Springs Ridge returns from Portland after buying goods for a new farm store. He reports cattle losses in Southern Umatilla around 2 percent despite plentiful feed, with further losses in Grant County estimated up to 8 percent. Lambing and sheep herds are active amid the harsh winter conditions.
The week viewed by Frank G Mitchell produced the hottest day for the period in this region during early April. Rain was light but ongoing, with forecast suggested showers to come. temperatures ranged from the mid thirties to the mid seventies across the week.
S. H. Forshaw the florist moves his greenhouse to a larger site on West Court Street. He will dismantle the old greenhouse next week and reassemble at the new location. A general seed and flower store will open, with a contract to supply plants and seeds to the reservation.
Direct from Creamery boasting full flavor and delicious quality. Claims absolute purity of Gold Medal butter distinguishes it from all others.
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