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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1904
Page
6
A Cottonwood Alto State? stall advertises horseshoeing general repair ing and wagon making. The craftsman says the business grew through doing good work with reasonable prices. Cor appears as an address reference.
Hofer of the Capital Journal reports on Oregon in a prize essay noting strong immigration from the East and a mix of German Scandinavian and other communities. He cites diverse crops, timber, mining, dairy, hops, fruit, and wine potential with growing orchards, canneries, and a mild climate, plus infrastructure and education, ending with remarks on livestock conflicts in the West.
Nebraska and Colorado take decisive measures to cure scab in sheep. State veterinarians advance quarantines and strict controls. officials claim success and broader acceptance of healthy stock across states. Henry J. Springer of Omaha cites Colorado's strict approach as influential.
Mrs Wiet I contacts a doctor to help her husband while Mrs Duli questions the intent and Mrs Whee comments she does not provide much evidence. The note mentions he has a paid up policy with unclear details.
Moravian Church of Bethlehem hosts a nine day Bach festival in a three part cycle including Christmas Lenten and Easter programs. The event draws guests from across the country to Bethlehem Pa as Moravians continue the city’s two century old musical tradition.
The Oregon Agricultural College at Corvallis reports one of its best years with attendance approaching high levels. The college offers literary and mechanical courses taught by able instructors, plus industrial branches like farming and stock breeding. It has graduated many students, a notable lawyer earning $40,000, tuition is free for Oregonians, board and incidentals run about $60 yearly. Winter term starts January 2. information from registrar J. B. Horner.
Colonel E S Godfrey of the Ninth Cavalry, stationed at Fort Riley, rebuked Kansas City authorities over police needs and provost guard duties. He ordered the city to enforce law and threatened punishment for disorderly soldiers, insisting reposnsibility rests with local officials. An unknown man was found frozen to death near Cheyenne, with no clear details available.
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