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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1902
Page
8
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Delegates from Pendleton will travel in February for the Northwest Growers Association meeting in Helena. The district covers 579000 square miles and 15900000 sheep, with Montana leading in flock size. Delegates will be elected to attend the national Live Stock and Woolgrowers Association in St Paul next month.
At the convention delegates will tackle vital questions in the sheep industry including leasing graze land and multiple topics. Plans will be laid for delegates to act at the national convention and extend work beyond the meeting.
A Tutuila news note lists residents and visitors including Mrs Williams recovering from typhoid pneumonia Riley Clove visiting William s Matt West from Barnhart C B Wade work Thomas Hampton heading to Portland WP York wintering horses Laing Brothers reorienting on the reservation William Brown traveling by freight Cal Co recovered from ectatic rheumatism to visit Cold Springs A Swahk delivering hay to Plat teler Minger Walter Wells hauling from Bowman ranch to Boettcher sheep camps 2100 sheep hog buyer C Kennedy from Seattle A J Anderson from Seattle reports 1204 houses under construction amid a mix of work and idle labor and rising lodging concerns Cheney Brothers expanding dairy cattle herd activity near Pendleton incidents of robberies noted
Mil ton and Walla Walla figures appear in Pendleton society. Mr and Mrs Fields visit from Milton. Winfield Perry calls in Athena. Chamberlain, Bradley, and other locals are seen in town. Several relatives travel, with Miss Alta Sharp visiting grandparents, and George Peringer returning from Portland.
C F Kennedy appointed Special Deputy Clerk to manage registration books for the June election. Appointed by County Clerk Chamberlain and approved by the county court, Kennedy will serve as deputy for special work until May 15 when books close. He began duties this morning.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Onto, Carry, Teamee, and Franki with unclear names and places. It references city and state, a 9-pee item, and possible mentions of Ginagem and Sehode, but provides no coherent event or outcome to summarize. The text is too damaged to extract a definite news item.
A company led by Arthur C. Alston will present At the Cross Roads on Wednesday night at the Contray theatre in Portland and Pendleton audiences are urged to see the show. The production has drawn large crowds in Portland and is billed as a worthwhile evening of theater with Reid's play featured.
Local reunion preparations in Wallaburg Washington proceed with committees arranging program and decorations. Efforts to secure rail transportation rules and rates remain unresolved, delaying travel plans for attendees.
Efforts continue to arrange affordable travel so the men from the near side can visit old comrades in the mountain alley during the reunion. General Charles King is unlikely to attend due to private business, and other speakers will be arranged to replace him.
Washington reports a frost treaty signed today between the United States and Denmark. The article notes Martin Heaton, star halfback of Michigan football who recently defeated Stanford 48 to 0 at Pasadena, and mentions his parents living in Grant, Oregon, marking a biographical highlight amid the diplomatic item.
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