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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1903
Page
6
A clipped fragment discusses improvements or repairs connected to Sherwin-Williams projects. It references plans or bids but lacks full details, with key names and dates missing from the legible text.
A research party led by Professor David Starr Jordan of Stanford and Dr. Barton W. Evermann of the U S Fish Commission will sail from Puget Sound aboard the Albatross to study Alaska’s fish species and habits. They will thread via Vancouver Island to Prince Edward Island, Kodiak and other fisheries, returning to report to Congress on safeguarding the salmon supply.
April 24 reports show Arbor Day to be more generally observed by Illinois schools and colleges. Governor Yates urges tree planting and preservation to balance wood consumption, beautify surroundings, and boost practical forestry knowledge in state schools and districts.
A fragment discusses arbor care and the importance of trees in urban landscapes. It notes duties of stewardship, maintenance practices, and community roles in preserving green spaces amid urban development. The text references municipal oversight and public interest in tree health.
Sealed bids for the west half of block 85 and all of block 86 in Pendleton’s County Hospital addition will be received at the Umatilla County Clerk’s office until 2 PM May 6 1903. Bids may cover single lots to the entire 21-lot tract with right to reject any bid. Buildings may be occupied until about July 1 1903. Cash terms. W D Chamberlain County Clerk.
Critics hail John Griffith as the leading living tragedian in Macbeth. Audiences across cities praise his dramatic genius and fame as America’s brightest trade star. He performs in this city on Tuesday evening, April 28.
Mrs Brune offers a human interest play Nora tonight at the Frazer with a pure, modest presentation. Tickets are on sale at Fra vier's book store.
Mise Stone's first lecture in Boston drew favorable notices. The Boston Transcript praised her literary style and delivery recounting captivity and rescue, comparing her to Frances Willard and Lady Henry Somerset.
In a tale from St Louis Star a sleeping Whistler during a 1860s visit by Sargent and Chase inspired an unpublished portrait sketch. Whistler, unfazed by the intrusion, refused to destroy the etching and kept it as a memento of his eccentric hospitality.
A Chicago Tribune anecdote parodies self importance as a cobbler dismisses a doctor offering a diagnosis. The doctor retorts he still charges for his consultation, even when there is nothing to mend. The exchange mocks trading expertise for a fee.
Advertises a Highland mine investment offer promising to cover all travel expenses for any reasonable money investor to personally inspect the mine. Claims strong value and invites examinations of the property and surrounding district, asserting no risk in extending the free trip. The message emphasizes confidence in the mine and its prospects.
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