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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1905
Page
8
Mohtor's Pride Coffee at Owl Tea House
A quirky note from Long Beach describing Motor's Pride as a sunlit boy and criticizing a twenty five cent coffee at Bold In Pendleton's Owl Tea House. The rambling line hints at overlooked quality when the coffee is ignored though the prose remains hazy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohtor
Pendleton
Owl Tea House
Ready to Register for Pendleton City Election 1905
The city council moves to begin voter registration September 4 for ten days with no charge. A registry clerk would handle the process due to high voter interest. The act requires residency and tax payment status, with specific rules for special and general elections and a 60 to 500 day pre election intent registration window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocordor
Gerald
Pendleton
Oregon
Common Council
City of
Prcretary
Ente
Ed Collins Takes City Editor Post at Los Angeles Examiner
Ed Collins, formerly with the Wall Walla Union, Wier on the Oregon Daily Journal, and most recently city editor of the Portland Telegram, has moved to Los Angeles to become city editor of the Saw An geles Examiner, the Heard paper in that city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Collins
Wall Walla
Oregon Daily Journal
Portland Telegram
Los Angeles
Saw Angeles Examiner
Heards
City Council Meeting Scheduled Tonight
The regular monthly city council meeting will be held this evening. Officers for the month will be ordered paid. All council members are in town, including the mayor.
Damages sought over stolen meat market name case
Plaintiff alleges Frank M Downey damaged his business by diverting the Umatilla Meat Market name and telephone, then publishing a defamatory article in East Oregonian. Downey abandoned the original shop, set up elsewhere, and liable unfairly damaged plaintiff Contd Platzodder’s reputation, seeking 1500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matnvit
Rlso
Downey
Hecaumhin
Conrad Plateddir
Frank M. Downey
John MacCourt
Court Street
Umatilla
Tintilia
East Oregonian
Heis
Rehearing in Doceston Supreme Court Upheld
The supreme court reconsiders Harrington versus Demeris, granting partial modification of the lower decree. The defendant must allow a water outlet where it sinks underground and maintain flow via specified conduits, with the plaintiff entitled to costs. The lower court’s decree is modified accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
FF. Harrington
A. L. Demeris
Ellis
Sutton
Deere
Prize Peaches Growers Shine At Lewis and Clark Fair
Judges praised William Forsythe and BE D Walker of Milton for growing the finest peaches at the Lewis and Clark horticulture exhibit. Early Charlotte, Blanc Mont, and Malta varieties were sent to the Umatilla county display by G B Hobbs of Milton, whose efforts supported Willam County’s exhibit success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla County
Charlotte
Blbente
Malta
William Forsythe
BE. D. Walker
Milton
G. B. Hobbs
Preak Vegetable Growth and Blue Mountain Potato Item
A tangled vegetable growth from Meadow Creek arrives near Court Street in town, labeled the Blue Mountain Potato. Police court day saw M. Compton fined 45 for disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
X- Wibl
Che Nowlin, Fobort ® and Company
Court Street
Knottad
Meidow Creek
Ancor
Thin Place
Blue Mountain
M. Compton
Montague Decries Washington Ban On Oregon Fruit
Montague of Oneida New York urges reciprocal strictness to protect Oregon orchards from Washington fruit inspection. He warns a harsher Washington policy fuels local growers and blocks entry of prime Hood River crops, planning to buy Winter apples here and ship three cars to New York markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montague
New York
Washington
Oregon
le Montague
Oneida
N.Y
Kerthwoat
Yawlina
Walla Walla
Hood River
Milton Dlatereta
East Oregonian
Nto
Wnater
Hoot River
New York City
Superintendent discharged at Union state farm
Due to the referendum, Superintendent George Gammio has been discharged and the Union state experimental farm will be run by laborers cultivating the grasses. Livestock sales are to occur by September 16, after which Gammis plans to move to Portland. About 640 acres are leased, with only a small portion used for Brow experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
George Gammio
Gammis
Portland
Ten years after planting a peach orchard near Independence
D L Hedges planted 1290 peach trees in Polk county a decade ago. After years of slow growth and early setbacks the orchard has thrived with alfalfa as a cover crop. This harvest brings a strong market, with peaches priced at 1.50 per box of one bushel as workers pick and sort fruit for market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Hedges
Independence
Polk County
Salem Statesman
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Long Beach
OWL Tea
City Recorder
Tallman & Co
Los Angeles Examiner
Jeli-O
Commercial Nat’] Bank
Conrad Platzoeder
Doceston
Harrington-Demeris
Willam Forsythe
Haut
Lfalfa
Pink
Hostetter
Mone and Heiter
Tit City
Knox
Stetson
Roosevelt’s
Boston
Goodman- Thompson Co
Victor
Jesse
Main Street
Hotel Pendicton
Henry Kopittke
Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage Company
Rev
J. W, Cornelison
Ore
Agenta
Gray’s Harbor Commercial Company
J. Lowell
H. M Onconta
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