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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1901
Page
8
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A man naming himself John Dow was fined 10 dollars for assault on Mrs. Joly Chandler. The picture enlarging man reportedly visited her home on Weert Webb Street and acted ungentlemanly by touching her face. He pleaded to attempted assault and was fined in Department 1L Portland. The Portland circuit court crowd filled the room to witness William H. Dalton murder trial.
A letter to the editor from H. Herkley urges locals in Umatilla County to form a regional agricultural exposition association. The plan seeks a pledge of stock at two dollars per share, elected directors, and eventual land purchase with stock pens and buildings to showcase animal and vegetable products. The author notes early pledges exceeding 300 shares and invites interested residents to contribute, aiming to unite Camas Prairie Athena Weston Milton Keho Pendleton and surrounding areas.
A string of visitors and locals travel through Pendleton with meetings and hotel stays noted. A Z Dillon and Athena representatives were seen in town, while J W Collie and Thos G Histo headed to Athens and Pendleton respectively. Several dignitaries, including D Fowler from Portland and Theodore T Davis of Pullman, were registered at the Pendleton hotel, with marriage hopes and civic notes accompanying the busy day.
City council consider unamended pay proposal to raise clerk salary from 25 to 50 dollars amid debate. Several amendments defeated as council votes split with four in affirmative and four in negative. Also read and tabled ordinances on Monroe Street grade, sidewalk request on Lil teth street, and a street trade measure. A private notice seeks a homes for a nine year old girl in Helix Oregon.
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