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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1904

Page

6

Chamberlain Gets Results in Forest Reserve Restorations

Governor Chamberlain’s protest spurred Interior Department action restoring about 245000 acres in Eastern Oregon to entry. About 325000 acres in Blue Mountain and 20000 in Wallowa withdrawals were deemed unfit for reserve and returned to public domain. Bureau reforms align with timberland laws while preserving water sources.

Interior Department Oregon Daily Journal Sary Oregon Blue Mountain Wallowa Chamberlain Thife Terver Forestry Bureau

Joshua Simpkins to Be Shown in Frayer City

A four act New England play titled Joshua Simpkins will be presented at Frazer on Monday August 22. The production boasts a stirring sawmill scene claimed to reach high realism through a novel mechanical contrivance never before shown in the city.

Companylso Joshua Simpkins New England

Ringlings May Come to Pendleton Next Season

Frazer theater manager K J Taylor left Pendleton for Walla Walla to discuss Riteling Brothers' circuit performances today. He says Ringlings have not appeared in Pendleton for four years and hopes to bring them back next season if possible after earlier city council disputes over fees.

Taylor Pendleton Circus K. J. Taylor Frazer Theater Walla Walla Riteling Brothers Ringlings Mr. Taylor

Drinking customs from ancient Greece and Saxon lore

The article describes the origins of toasting customs in ancient Greece and Saxon times. It recounts scenes of leaders and nobles proposing health with wine, the ritual of offering cups, and the phrase Here’s to you echoed across eras, linking Greek and Saxon traditions to modern toasts.

Howena Hoemgist

Thistles in Medieval Scotland and Local Notes

A collage of medieval thistle use in cattle fodder and crop status, Lindisfarne priory notes on harvest gloves, coinage links to James V, and Edinburgh horn spoons bearing thistle motifs, ending with a truncated casual dialogue from the Boston Transcript.

Lindisfarne James V Edinburgh

Not Enough Young Houshevii-1 Wave Relocation Site

A cryptic note describes a place to board near the corner of home with references to OU the corner and counterpines, tied to a Chicago Trib wine mention. The fragmented text hints at moving or settling, with unnamed parties and unclear details.

Fragmented Clip on Married Life in Wiliete-Atehieon Globe

A garbled excerpt discusses a man urging a woman toward marriage and wife status, implying social expectations around matrimony. The text references a Globe publication and hints at a departure from life without marriage to dignity or status within a community.

Syston

Harvest of Oregon Grain Shows Mixed Yields

Reports from multiple Oregon locations describe ideal early spring wheat yields in some areas while Willamette Valley and Southern Oregon see average crops. Dry warm conditions, smoke, and moisture shortages affect gardens and potatoes. Corn and oats suffer in moisture, but barley and apples show progress. A heavy Santa Fe washout in Kingman Canyon delays trade.

Willamette Valley Oregon Columbia River Valley Simnasho Wasco County J. C. Ashenhurst Lexington Morrow County Edwin Pendleton Umatilla County Ho J. Taylor Rateau Cove Union County Jasper G. Sus Haines Baker County J. K. Fisher Clarno Wheeler County L. H. Hale Santa Fe Kingman Canyon Arizona

Breakers Hotel Opens On Pacific Coast With Ocean Front Access

The Breakers Hotel at Breakers Station near Long Beach Washington advertises a 100 foot ocean front four story building with 960 rooms and full electric service. Amenities include halls for dances, orchestra, Aeolian and Planola music, fresh and salt water baths, sports, a hotel farm supply, and boats on Shoalwater bay with train service stopping at Breakers station. Telegraph and telephone lines connect the hotel.

Pacific Coast California Breakers Jersey Breakers Hotel Breakers Station Long Beach Station Hotel Breakers Long Beach Wash

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