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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1907
Page
6
Officers and Directors of this bank emphasize a policy built on safety and restraint. They reject any proposition involving risk, aiming to keep funds in assets readily convertible to cash and avoid underwriting speculative ventures while acting as trustees with accountability for stewardship.
Hermiston notes report spring activity with foundations laid for three new business houses including a brick bank and stores. H T Frazer plans a hardware and implement store. Dr Stroecher to build a residence. Archie Frad excavates for a home. Depot foundation laid, water system to all new homes, and real estate activity rising. Milton realty firm opening March 1 and fruit growers to meet March 2.
Wyoming board faces shakeup as A M Chiles resigns after quarantining three bands owned by J A Delfelder. An expert later finds the sheep merely had benign boils. The Two Bar company tests 14 000 head near Wheatland after exposure on the plains. A state board meeting will map next year’s work in Cheyenne in March.
An auction will be held at one o'clock Saturday afternoon March 2 at the Alta Home to sell all stock horses cattle and farm and dairy implements from the Frank B Clopton ranch by public auction.
The article explains how river currents strand vegetation to create evolving vegetable islands on the Mackenzie River. Trees with soil detach and sink to form shoals, later bound by willow roots into land. Peaty soil develops as decayed plant matter accumulates, supporting new plant varieties and possible land subsidence or reemergence as water levels shift. A separate anecdote notes a lobster dealer revealing birth markings on lobsters, including the name Joe, with a test showing a brown ink-like signature on the leg.
Odd wildlife anecdote from Innsbruck where a stag with a ladder on its antlers fled a hunter, only to escape when the ladder snagged between trees. The ladder, it turns out, belonged to a farmer whose haystack setup toppled into the deer during a hay theft. A curious mix of folklore and misadventure concludes with the animal’s escape.
A character asks about fiction as another explains writing for a tailor. He intends to send payment next week, framing a readable vignette of a writer dealing with debt and humor in a brief dialogue.
Mrs Timid asked if a man was found under the bed and Mrs Biuff replied yes. They believed burglars were in the house but found not a body, only the soul as a symbolic victory. The fragment hints at a cryptic domestic intrigue and a dramatic twist.
A letter from Mrs. Sullivan of Flatbush New York credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with a smooth easy confinement and strengthened health during and after pregnancy. The advertisement urges other expectant mothers to seek guidance from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts, free of charge.
Sheepmen cheer the Hart bill taxing sheep at 20 cents per head. The act targets sheep driven in from surrounding states and big eastern firms like Swift & Armour that ship 106000 head or more to graze on the summer range and export eastward without payment. The new law aims to protect remaining range, as reported by North Powder News.
An advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Cure can stop irregularities and cure kidney and bladder trouble not beyond medicine. Promises relief and urges readers to visit Koeppen's Drug Store for purchase.
Baker City expects 15000 dollars from a 100000 dollar National Guard appropriation for an armory. Local business men will furnish the site.
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