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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1909

Page

8

Farmers Blamed for Location Change on Wild Horse Road

County Court rejects farmers claim that maintaining the old Wild Horse road near the valley is cheaper. It cites fivefold wall costs, a deep void bed, and long dirt haul, saying the present hill route with a gentler grade avoids frequent floods. The article also notes Supreme Court relief plans and a proposed two new justices, plus an irrigation project demo farm funded by the Reclamation Fund for Umatilla.

Saxe Station Supreme Court Umatila County Reclamation Interior Department Umatilla J W. J. Kerr Oregon Agricultural Station Secretary of the Interior Kerr

Early cold warning urges prompt care to ease suffering

The passage stresses that the moment cold symptoms begin is crucial for action. Delays can lead to a deeper illness and tougher cure, with each lost hour potentially extending overall suffering. Take prompt measures to reduce impact.

Don

Irrigation plan urged to support Umatilla project farm

A speaker urged securing legislature authority and funds to operate a demonstration farm for settlers on irrigated lands. The project would educate inexperienced farmers about irrigation and its potential. The appeal urged cooperation with the federal reclamation service and emphasized compromise for public welfare.

Umatilla Federal Reclamation Service

Oregon Legislature May Adjourn Over Printing Delays

Salem Jan 12 Both branches may adjourn tomorrow or the next day to allow bills to be printed before second reading. The secretary was aid? receiving copies. printers and officials faced delays amid winter weather. Mood of resolutions and litis flow in as printing is held up by snow.

Salem Oregon Wiiler

Westbound passenger train makes dramatic 41 hour run

A West to East passenger train arrived in Pendleton after a strenuous 41 hour run from Portland aboard No 6. Six engines helped haul the stalled train through Bridal Veil to Cascade Locks while four engines later aided its progress. The unusually cold night featured a 20 degree below zero reading at the Johnson government thermometer site and a high of only four above. Temperatures were forecast to rise modestly but snowfall was expected.

West Trin Rose City Cascade Locks H. F. Johnson Weather Bureau Pendleton Portland Miller Iet Walla Walla Spokane O'Donnell Bridal Veil Dailes Umatilla

Attorney Declares Haines Victim of Conspiracy

Flushing New York January 12 Attorney McIntyre in defending Thornton Haines who is accused of murdering William Annis began his summing up by claiming his client is the victim of a conspiracy He charged that attorneys White and Dayton for the state took blood money as a retainer to procure Haines death

Flushing McIntyre Thornton Halns William Annis Attornies White Dayton Haines

Cattle and wildlife suffer amid storm on Umatilla reservation

Reports from the Umatilla Indian reservation describe widespread suffering as cattle and horses lack feed during a severe winter storm. One woman reportedly owns 100 head of horses with no hay or grain, while several dead calves are noted. Rabbits and coyotes also move into settled areas as deep snow drives wildlife toward barns. Harvesters use poisoned feed in Hermiston to curb rabbit pests.

Umatilla Ed Kidder Nate Raines C.F. Daniel Coyote Hermiston

Land Company to Move to Bank Building Offices

The Columnia Land company also called Furnish Coeditch is preparing to occupy the American National bank building offices recently vacated by the city. The rooms are being remodeled and fitted for the land company’s use.

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