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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1910
Page
2
Beginning Tuesday Morning through Saturday Evening December 27 to 31 sale on Hart Schaffner & Marx Hirsch Wickwire W. S. Peck & Co. Clothcraft and other reliable makes. Not one suit or overcoat excepted. Come early.
Falls City Oregon N Ansenga's store was burglarized at a late hour Tuesday night with $100 in merchandise and $3 in cash stolen. Chehalis Miners Strike Involved 26 workers over union recognition demand for two years. Jingland Fall Fatal In Wallowa Robert Laies killed when crushed by hay wagon wheels on Driver place Middle valley three miles east.
In Figin Oregon a petition is being circulated seeking a new godfather figure for local families amid community debates.
Culazed by farmers in the Pumpkin Ridge district to allow farmers of that section to pull away from Summerville as a voting place, that they may vote in the Elgin precinct, where they are in the habit of doing their trading.
Oswald West governor elect of Oregon and Mrs West visit Mr and Mrs A T Gilbert at 311 Eicentro Street South Pasadena. West seeks respite from political stress while drafting his inaugural address and catching up with old friends.
Plan filed with Master Fish Warden Clantin from Marion county residents requests closing Power creek and its tributaries to all fishing for three years. Petition also asks the warden to restock the creek with rainbow trout and other game fish.
Farmers from Clackamas Marion and Yamhill counties form a Tri-county Push club to raise funds for a Kielh bridge across the William River at Futteville. Washington county farmers urged to join for bridges and road improvements.
In Forest Grove Oregon the slate known as Fores and Grove nominates key figures for local endorsements. The report notes formal backing from community groups and regional committees as the process moves toward a public endorsement event.
Report by Councilman Thorn-Wargh on the municipal electric lighting system is praised by the present administration. A mass meeting at Knights of Pythias hall nominates a complete city ticket to be voted on at the January city election.
A Minneapolis company named White Salmon Orchard Development Company buys 1400 acres nine miles north of White Salmon for 50,000,000 feet of timber. Capitalized at $200,000, the firm plans to develop orchards and sell land in small tracts. Directors include George W. Seeley Wade Dean Gordon V. Morris and William Rafter. Offices to open in Minneapolis White Salmon and Chicago.
Washington crowds followed Taft as he completed his Christmas shopping in the capital city. The event took place on December 24 and drew notable public attention.
Lee Teutsch advertises a loan of 31600 on solid security. Potential borrowers are invited to contact Lee Teutsch for terms and arrangements.
London reports a highly charged campaign as Liberals seek to turn Unionist tariff reform to a referendum while Unionists aim to gain thirty-two seats to cut the coalition majority. Churchill is exhausted yet active as he delivers multiple speeches daily, with Asquith potential resignation discussed if coalition votes fall short.
Pensacola Florida December 24 weather turned nasty with a heavy rain torrent forcing the cancellation of the race for gentlemen riders as the day’s program wrapped up under difficult racing conditions.
Houston report outlines Tennessee governor-elect HR Hooper forming a company to manage a 642 acre tract south of the city bought with associates in a $260000 investment. Hooper, first Republican Tennessee governor in thirty years, built wealth from Oklahoma and Texas oil interests and now backs Gulf Coast Texas opportunities.
Dayton Washington December 24 The plan by J D Taggard orchard owner near Wattsburg to run an apple day for train passengers between Portland and Spokane has drawn a responsive chord among valley growers. Taggard calls his idea unique and timely for the fruit trade.
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