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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1908
Page
3
An advertisement seeks farm or business owners willing to sell directly to buyers with no commission. The writer promises free full details of a plan to connect sellers with hundreds of eager buyers, asking for price, description, and conveyance terms. Contact Larb. Dyshire, Drawer 954 Rochester, NY.
Four farm listings describe a 700 acre wheat ranch on foot hills seven miles from Milton with 410 acres rich black soil yielding over 50 bushels per acre and 290 acres pasture. Features include a good house and two springs piped to the house, with price 25450 and terms half cash.
In Bellingham on April 22 Ida Tuell the 11 year old daughter of Mrs Almeda Tuell confessed to police she had stolen money from the New York Outfitting Co and used it to buy clothes and toys She claimed a mythical rich woman gave the items to her police found apparel toys and other goods at her home The search fails to locate the supposed benefactor and investigators continue examining the girl s actions
Representatives of financial institutions from South Carolina and Georgia meet in Columbus Ohio on April 22 for the eighth annual convention of the South Carolina Bankers Association. The event opens with a social function and continues with business sessions tomorrow and Friday. The annual banquet is slated for Friday evening as visiting bankers report prosperous conditions across the state.
Boston April 22. In six of 26 Rowton wards contest is light yet indications show George Williams and his wing will push to secure a Bryan pledged delegation to the state convention in Boston. Most delegates to the convention and district conventions are unpledged but favor Bryan. Ward Sixteen backs Governor Johnson of Minnesota, while elsewhere Nebraskan Bryan looks to win a large delegate share for the May 7 state convention in Boston.
Lexington, Ky. hosts opening day of a ten day meeting by the Kentucky racing association. The meet at the historic track promises strong entries and fast horses. A 23 day session follows in Louisville beginning May 6 with the Kentucky Derby. Latonia in Cincinnati opens June 2 for 41 days. A new poolroom law bars licensed associations from sharing racing information with pool rooms or their agents.
Baltimore racing starts at Pimlico this afternoon as the Maryland Jockey Club launches its spring meet, which will run through Saturday, May. The event marks the beginning of a busy week of races with crowds expected to attend.
Members of the Macon Group of the Georgia Nankers association met in Griffin to discuss annual business matters. Officials from nearly all Metro area banks attended, addressing topics including The South and the Porto and the impact of hoarding on business.
Albany April 22 The present session will adjourn tomorrow per Senate resolution concurred by the House. The main item of the closing session is the race track betting bill fight in which Governor Hughes played a leading role.
Chester Dinwiddie, jilted after exporting a Dar girl to Los Angeles for marriage, shot himself upon returning to his Silverton Oregon home, dying instantly according to report.
All socialists are called as delegates to the county convention in Milar key hall Saturday April 26 to nominate a full county ticket. M H Rice secretary G A Robbins chairman.
Public notice by Fred Weber calling all debtors from his former implement store in the city to call and settle their accounts.
An unknown man was struck and killed by a passenger train near Arlington on Sunday. His body was found mangled and he died before he could provide his identity. The piece notes a prior ad for DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve sold by Tallman & Co. and a casual line about gentle ladies driving Herve.
A vintage ad invites customers to buy tea by the ounce until they find Schilling's Best, asserting no difference in flavor. If a customer dislikes it, the grocer will refund the money.
Tarheel editors gathered in Charlotte for the North Carolina Press Association annual convention opening April 22. A two day program includes papers and addresses by notable editors as the gathering aims to map the moulding of public opinion in the state.
Four Freewaterlies were arrested after stealing fowls from Freewater residents and fleeing to Garden City. The suspects George Anhagist Rob Weller Dan Kelley and Amon Thompson were sent to the Oregon town for the offense as authorities pursued them and the case moved under legal protection.
William Ws Jarvis, a half breed Indian, town of Conconuls, faced theft charges after Saturday behavior suggested a shift in demeanor. Authorities allege he stole horses, with local witnesses noting his suspected methods. The case proceeds as detectives compile further evidence and prepare for court.
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