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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1902
Page
8
A promotion highlights a chance to purchase footwear at a price you cannot ignore. Deals emphasize affordability and value, inviting shoppers to act quickly to secure savings on a range of shoes and related items.
Dindinger Wilson & Co. promoted as successor to Cleaver Bros with a telephone listing at Black 1. The brief notice highlights the business transition and contact method in a concise local ad.
L E Roys comes to Pilot Rock while Jesse Ferney arrives from Walla Walla and F B Simpson visits from Athena. W S Mayberry toured Walla Walla yesterday. Carl Ruper returns from a Pendleton ranch. Mrs J H Small of Dayton visits C P Larks. S L Morse and H L Stevens from Pilot Rock. Lou Bradburn plans Portland medical trip. Deputy Sheriff C P Davis returns from Portland. Ben Williams seeks Pendleton business site. The Curl girls recover from scarlet fever. The Miller home near Adams welcomes a 10 pound boy. James A Howard back from Sumpter Lawton and Baker City on business. Mrs George Carrier to return Friday from Chicago millinery tour. T J Kirk of Athena bank director and farmer transacted business in Pendleton yesterday. William Turney and Charles Finch back from the Oriental mine where work paused awaiting pipe delivery. E J Wood brought in yesterday.
A hospital report notes a patient with a compound fracture below the knee is recovering well and the bone is knitting. Mr Wood resides at Filot Rock and is not detailed beyond residence.
Two million two penny meals are daily supplied to London’s poor by a large picturing company. The food is plentiful and well cooked as hungry crowds enjoy them. The king’s coronation robe will be cloth of gold with specially woven material containing less alloy than gold coinage, described as bright as a golden cloud.
The consolidation of Red Boy and Concord mining firms sets yearly 3 percent preferred stock dividends from treasury surplus, with common stock dividends to follow if surplus remains. When aggregate common dividends reach 50 percent of par, stock becomes common. Godfrey and Tabor gain absolute control, with Red Boy holdings valued at 2,250,000 against Concord’s 750,000. Stock distribution details show subscribers James A. Howard and J. H. Robbins as proxies for others. A Denver-like aside jokes about coronation expenses. Nevada stampede reports Tonopah vein worth $500 per ton seven miles north, plus Camp Bay strike near Butler City.
Washington February 18 Representative Kern of Illinois delivered an influential House speech defending Prince Henry’s visit. He argued Republicans exaggerate Wheeler’s remarks and that German Americans will not be swayed by such talk. He blamed decorum marks in Congress and noted Germans fled princes’ rule and oppose funding royal entertainment.
Portland February 19 text states Benjamin Campbell traffic manager of Oregon Railroad Navigation Company will be named assistant traffic director of Harriman lines with headquarters in Chicago.
Washington February 19 The president sent to the senate the nomination of Captain Phillip Cooper to be a vice admiral in a move signaling senior promotion within the Navy.
Robert Laing reports from Cold Springs that over 25 percent of winter wheat area must be resown due to failure to germinate last fall from extreme dryness. He says the ground is now in good condition for reseeding and many drills are sowing spring wheat in fields where winter wheat failed.
An ad announces a week long sale in Pendleton of 11 head of English Shire and Percheron stallions aged 2 to 5 years imported directly from the Old Country. Weights range 1800 to 2100 pounds and animals are registered in English, French and American books. Visit Froome's livery stable opposite Hotel Pendleton to inspect. Contact E. B. Hill.
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