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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1906

Page

6

Eastern Washington threshermen reorganize for harvest 1906

Threshers in eastern Washington form protective associations across counties to regulate prices and conditions for the 1906 harvest. The Three Threshers’ Association meets January 1 in Walla Walla, focusing on mutual benefits, road and bridge improvements, and standard wages. Membership covers threshing machines and dealers, with Whitman County leading the effort and similar groups forming across other counties.

Walla Wats Washington Custom Washinaton Thormes'e Association Cakensale Id Aeacclation Ima

Idaho Mineral Output Report by State Mining Inspector

State Mining Inspector Robert Bell reports Idaho mineral output for 1906 with Coeur d Alene mines dominating lead production and Bunker Hill Sullivan leading in gross output. The report details ore shipments, concentrate values, and dividends, noting high silver and copper figures and suggesting government valuation would raise totals.

Robert Hell Bolee Statesman Idaho Coeur d'Alene Blaine Lemh Gunter Bunker Hill-Sullivan Utah Ridenda Coeur @ Alene Bell

Beaver trade ban harms Indigenous hunters in British Columbia

The government orders a hunting ban on beaver and selling pelts for three years, prompting distress among Indigenous tribes between the Fraser and Columbia headwaters who relied on beaver for winter food and income. The move sparks protests from Catholic church leaders and concerns of famine if youths lack staple foods.

Bettieolumbia Victoria Dispatch Fraser Orienta Omanatholic Peracid

Electric bait for fish at New York Aquarium

The New York Aquarium, the largest of its kind, sources tropical fish from Bermuda. To catch wary, hard-to-net species, staff employ a compact electrical device powered by a small storage battery worn beneath the operator’s arm. The device shocks to stun the fish near a concealed percussion cap on a wire tip, then reels it in without lasting harm. Bermuda fish ship to New York by steamship and show seasickness the first day aboard.

New York New York Aquarium Bermuda Moase Hinedf Saturday Evening Post

Pointed Paragraphs From Atchison Globe

A clipped, reflective snippet discusses work ethic and human behavior. It notes how people tire of enthusiasm after fifty and contrasts the evasive behavior of major figures with everyday advice about following directions. The piece uses aphorisms about listening, money, and managing people.

Atchison Globe

Helping Hiss Out in Bridgewater Squire Latham Recounts Burglar Incident

A Bridgewater resident Squire Latham recalls a night intrusion when a burglar attempted a back yard door. The exchange reveals his swift reaction and temper as he intervened, halting the break-in with a sharp rebuke. The tale underscores his famed calm and fiery temperament.

Squire Latham Bridgewater Maas

Early water clocks and noted timepieces in antiquity

The article traces ancient timekeeping from Babylon’s clepeydra water clock to Rome under Scipio Nasica around 168 B C. It mentions tooth-ed wheels added by Clexibius about 140 B C and notes writers claiming use in Britain by Caesar in 55 B C. It also references a clock claimed to have been owned by King Pape Pawl in France.

Babylon Rome Scipio Nasica Clexibius Britain Caesar Pape Paw Ces France

Sensational Reunion Mood Shocks Washington Life

A playful exchange recalls a desire for something sensational and startling to raise hairs in the mood of a Washington Life column, while a quip about the last dressmaker’s bill adds a domestic contrast.

Washington Life

Fragmentary Historic Rambled Names From Philadelphia Record

A garbled OCR fragment references various quirky names and phrases such as Dinny, Miss, Begret, Hiobbsa, Slobba, and mentions a model husband. It notes a repairer in Pembletem near Boston Gore Shoo and comments on language meanings, without coherent narrative or clear event.

Nis Begret Hiobbsa—Bugsins Slobba Philadelphia Record

Cutting the Time Five Amis to Be Clipped From the Overland

Rail rivals vie for new fast overland service between New York and San Francisco. The contest awards contracts for the first month’s parcel weights, with payments set for four years. Trains will cut time by about four hours daily from key western routes, reshaping lines run by Harriman, Santa Fe, Burlington, and Union Pacific in a battle over a roughly 4.7 million dollar annual freight contract.

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Gold Conda Prospero Usual Mine Developments Ahead

In a glowing report from the Blue Mountain region, manager McCarthy notes extensive drift extensions and promising ore shoots at the Conda mine. A new vein near the Meikh workings has been opened, with crews retimbering and plans to exploit the discovery once the mill overhaul is finished by mid February.

Colconda Ming Siye McCarthy Eahier MelCarthy Nui

Sugar men meet in Denver to push tariff shift

Denver January 2 The Chamber of Commerce issued the call for a conference of representatives from sugar producing states to be held in Denver on January 17 Preliminary notices sent a month ago drew responses from organizations in California Oregon Utah Nebraska Kansas and the Grand Rapids Chamber of Commerce A letter from Sereno Payne chairman of the house committee on ways and means stresses the need for the conference He says reducing the tariff on Philippine sugar has already consumed more than the Dingley tariff and opposes further delay

Denver Chamber of Commerce California Oregon Utah Nebraska Kanyon Grand Rapids Payne

Unclear Text Improves to Hearing Request

Fragmentary note suggests President Temple of the Chamber of Commerce seeks unity from the United Nations and cooperation of American beet growth and supplier manufacturers to obtain a hearing before officials.

Temple Chamber of Commerce United Nation

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