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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1906
Page
9
Promotions claim customers receive high quality beef at fair prices. The speaker asserts that no meat they offer is inferior and urges readers to try a roast or steak to verify. He claims they do not charge two prices and invites comparisons to other markets.
A fragmented notice recalls The Vanished Dream and a boyhood dream, then highlights Laura Frankenfield in Her Double Life at Laura Frankenfield’s theatre, praising her emotional acting. Advertisements promise Mack Swa in Theatre Company at Fraser Theatre with The Belle of Richmond and The Plunger, and upcoming shows including Pat Patt Poutt and Paul Gilmore in Captain Debonnaire with strong company support.
Tacoma engineer A M Hawks sues Dr N G Blalock of Walla Walla for 7422 70 in back pay claiming services as consulting engineer on the 1904 portage road around The Dalles were worth 8065 with only 642 20 received. The suit, started in Pierce county and moved to Walla Walla county, centers on estimates costs and contract supervision plus alleged misrepresentations during work with the Open River association.
A contractor failed to supply required bonds for the Portage Road contract despite help from committee members. The doctor believes Hawke seeks pay for time spent securing the deal, valued at 25 dollars per day.
Mr Murray representing JF Long of Great Falls Mont buys yearling lots at 2.60 for wethers and 2 for ewes. George Rohrman of Milton buys Heppner bakery, takes charge this week. City council discusses North Main Street opening, new jail, and road from Clarks Canyon to Morgan Street, leaving decisions to street committee. Mrs H Hallock, 80 plus, pioneer resident, dies at daughter’s home. J H Edwards reports progress on a 30 by 32 foot two story eight room house and water system connected to spring, with reservoir and half mile pipe line.
A compact line notes Schilling's Best products as a reliable value. It hints at seasonal harvest flavors and consistent quality, suggesting shoppers can trust the brand for good returns on their purchases.
Fred W. Hendley announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for recorder of conveyances. He promises accurate legible records prompt service and courteous treatment.
Frank Saling declares his candidacy for the Republican nomination for the office of county clerk in Umatilla County under the direct primary law. He presents the bid as subject to voter decision.
A 3 cent spread between February and May corn sees May carrying costs around 12 percent with 71 days to May. Cash corn under 40 cents for the first time in years, May near season lows, and overall bearish sentiment dominates trades. Exports about 4 million bushels weekly, supplies up but only 2 million above last year, with little buying interest until demand improves.
The Wright Dickinson Hotel Co. owners of the Oregon in Portland have bought land beside their hotel and plan an annex to handle rising trade.
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