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Rent for unissued housekeeping rooms in East Oregonian area. Steam heat electric lights water and bath included. Recently tenants moved out. inquire at East Oregonian office for details and arrangements.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1910
Page
6
Rent for unissued housekeeping rooms in East Oregonian area. Steam heat electric lights water and bath included. Recently tenants moved out. inquire at East Oregonian office for details and arrangements.
Estray notice seeks the owner of a sorrel gelding weighing about 1160 pounds. Notify Chas Lolaugh, Pilot Mock, or John L. Bartley in Lilleth street Pendleton to claim a reward.
Forest Grove city council votes a 10 mill levy for 1914 to fund general, sinking and library needs. The 1910 tax roll lists property at 625,950 including railroads and telephone property, with apportionment details to follow. Wardner Idaho ends gaming as Wallace Wardner Kellogg crack down. Sheriff-elect backs strict enforcement to curb evil. Prosser to hire publicity head. T N Henry elected president. offices secretary treasurer publicity man to be combined. several candidates eyed for the post with two-week report deadline.
Census figures show Columbia county Dayton and Starbuck up overall population while farming families drop. County totals fall from 7128 to 7048, Dayton rises to 4000, Starbuck to 759, leaving an implied loss of over 1000 farmers in ten years.
In a city election held yesterday Astoria residents voted in favor of building a seawall along the waterfront by a vote of 16 to ? The plan, long debated, aims to reclaim hundreds of acres of adjacent lands and secure solid ground by sluicing dirt from surrounding hills to the wall.
The Idaho state grain commission will hold a session Tuesday December 20 in Grangeville. Grain-buying company representatives and Farmers' Union members from northern Idaho districts are expected to meet with commissioners to discuss legislative questions. They aim to submit a bill to the next legislature to transfer duties from the state inspector to the state grain inspector for improved service. Pure seed and noxious weed laws will be discussed and likely changes sought.
A new manual training course at Eugene High School introduces a woodpile and wheelbarrow for tardy students. Principal Hug oversees the program, which lasts about an hour and a half and aims to improve discipline without expulsions. The first pupil showed enthusiasm, and the method promises to reduce misbehavior with less hard feeling.
The Northwest Coal company plans vigorous development of a new mine between Thorpe and Ellensburg. Ownership announced by President Arthur E. Poole. The Thorpe mine exists at 250 feet depth, seven miles from Thorpe and 16 miles from Ellensburg, six miles from the Northern Pacific, and five and a half miles from the Milwaukee railway. The mine yields fine quality coal mined and hauled by local farmers. The Northern Coal company is a ...
Oscar Cain’s confirmation as United States district attorney for the eastern district of Washington is noted. Cain has led the district attorney's office since the fall term, despite opposition and Justice Department protests, and was appointed by the president during the summer. Spokane Chronicle notes the surrounding political contention and long service in the office.
The Arts and Crafts shop of Portland will be at the Pendleton hotel room 35 for a few days with an attractive display of little gifts. Open evenings.
An Oregon user reports sharp back pains, fatigue, and nervous strain improved after three boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills. The ad claims broad kidney relief, urges purchase from dealers, and lists Fogtar Milburn Co as U S agents in Buffalo New York.
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