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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1905
Page
4
Inland Farmer of Spokane notes the high water needs to produce dry matter, citing wheat and other crops. He argues rainfall distribution and storage capacity govern yields, with soils able to hold more moisture likely to be more productive and profitable.
A compiled schedule lists events from May to July including the May Day picnic at Echo the Order of Railway Conductors convention in Portland and various interscholastic and expositions. Also noted are Wool Sale Dates in Pendleton Heppner Shaniko and other towns plus a push to dissolve high school fraternities with penalties for noncompliance.
Tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 Pendleton bel team faces La Grande in a good hard contest. Weather may affect whether the Salt Lake team can play, with decisions hinging on Spokane weather today and tomorrow. Local manager Cooley and captain Strand anticipate a tough battle, not a walk over like the opening game vs Weaton.
Friends of E Morgan the well known locomotive engineer push for his appointment as engineer on the Portage road A petition is being circulated and signed by R N employees to support Morgan a competent Oregon raised engineer with years of railroad experience Also mentioned is Harry Fowler from Portage being considered for the post and supported by former Ry N colleagues.
In a boost to growers, prices rise to levels not seen in 25 years as strong demand from buyers intensifies activity across Lexington to Echo. Burke buys 128,000 pounds at 18 cents, including Frank Elder 5,000 pounds, and N Whetstone 30,000 pounds. Other buyers like Mike Marshall and J Parkins acquire large lots, reflecting a vigorous regional wool market per the Heppner Gazette.
Duncan MacFarland, a miner at the Hogan property near Elk City, died from a dynamite blast last Saturday. The body was shipped to Spokane for burial, accompanied by his wife and child. He lived seven hours after the accident and never regained consciousness. The exact circumstances remain unknown.
E H Wolfe of Bear Grove Iowa credits Electric Bitters with a complete cure after two years of kidney trouble. He says they eased pain and anxiety and keep them on hand for general debility and nerve trouble. Tallman & Co. druggists guarantee them at 60 cents. U C Rader. Get sunny.
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