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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1902
Page
6
Despain and Clark Offee occupy the East Oak Building as a local business venture opens with plans for new offices. The pair announce investment and future employment prospects, signaling a growing commercial presence in the district.
Rabbit Metal claimed top honor, priced per bar, in a world class display at the East Tgonian Office showcasing its premium quality and competitive standing within the metal trade.
Milton reports more than twelve smallpox cases and as many scarlet fever cases within three miles of the depot. Health officer urges vaccination and strict quarantines. Other items note new residence plans, hunting trips, accidents, and community events in Hudson Bay area.
Eugene V Debs, once a grocery clerk and locomotive fireman, spoke with dynamism about reform before a mixed middle class crowd at Hazard’s pavilion. The audience, including finance professionals and workers, cheered his charge that there are real curses of existence and bold but fearsome truths in his ideas as reported by the Apseies Herald.
A contemporary review hails A Little Ontewst as an uncommonly brilliant American play. It is praised for its distinctly American handling and contribution to the dramatic world. The reviewer argues the work could not be mistaken for anything else and showcases a rare theatrical voice.
Delegates from local and district labor organizations across the state attend the sixth annual Tennessee State Federation of Labor convention in Nashville. The event runs through the week with plans to present measures to the next legislature, including a bill to suppress convict-made goods in free labor markets. Opening sessions featured welcome addresses before an executive meeting.
A brick structure of half a foot with a basement on Maintreet, East Oregonian reports. Built by Maloney and Pergusne, it features a bright stone basement, elevators, and full conveniences to house A Co. as machinery and depot. Mr. Kunkel has leased the property for three years and has carloads of farming implements and vehicles en route to Chicago tomorrow night. construction starts at once and the building should be ready for occupancy by March.
Frazer's Book Store announces seats on sale with popular prices of 25 and 50 cents. The notice highlights affordable seating options and invites customers to purchase early.
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