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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1903
Page
6
A large collection of farms, stock ranches, and city properties is offered for sale, with a focus on a growing list. Also includes land slated for the wheat belt in Eastern Washington, suggesting strong regional agricultural opportunities.
Charles W. Maier of Kansas, vice president of the International Association of Locomotive Firemen, predicts labor unions will Dominate national elections within five years. He cites court decisions on strikes and argues unions are moving to enter politics while urging reform of pledges and party lines.
Springfield April 20 The house committee on municipal corporations agrees on a bill allowing cities to own construct purchase mortgage and lease street railways. Leases limited to two years for companies under Illinois corporation act. political action requires majority vote of the people. bonds or certificates of indebtedness may be issued. Bill aims to let Chicago own the present street railway system.
A diverse collection of brief notices reports incidents across cities. It mentions Keivkian art sales in New York, Col Alex McKenzie detailed for duty, a bank official and a man depositing gold pieces, Parker arrested for mail rolls, General Cates and Sumner changes, a Northern Pacific derailment near Dickinson with fatalities, a joke exchange from Detroit Free Press, drownings in Clinton Iowa, Coney Island tides flooding Brighton Beach, and the J Overton Paine firm assigning for creditors to William H. Galloway.
Local makers tout the Side Hill Combined Harvester as the strongest most durable machine with superior separating quality. They claim faster work in all grain types and less team requirement, asserting it outperforms rivals and is the leader in the field after sixteen years of observation.
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