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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1903
Page
6
Pendleton Fish and Poultry Market advertises fresh daily received fish, lobsters, shrimps, crabs, oysters and all salt water foods plus ranch and creamery butter fresh eggs and seasonable game. Produce of all kinds delivered citywide. Cash paid for country produce. A trial order solicited.
Urges customers to consult before ordering building material, emphasizing guidance on selections and timing for lumber purchases.
The National Live Stock Association marks six years since its Denver founding with nearly 2000 delegates in Kansas City. Represented states include Oregon Washington Utah New Mexico Colorado Idaho Montana the Dakotas Texas Kansas Arizona Wyoming Minnesota Iowa Nebraska with Oregon leading.
The American Federationist reports via G. Y. Harry that Oregon’s unions surged in 1902 with 109 locals outside Portland and about 5000 members, Portland locals rising from 48 to 68. Overall January 1902 membership about 4290, now near 9800, with some locals booming from 246 to over 1000 members.
A young farmer proves to be Frederick Dalrymple, the man who sent the letters and photo to Georgianna. After a dinner that wins her heart, he asks to pack for North Dakota. They plan a New Year’s Eve wedding, and the marriage takes place.
Jerome K Jerome sends a New Year sentiment to The World urging readers to form a trust in the Lord. His message, delayed by holidays from London, appears in the section addressed to the editor of The World.
Senator Depew recalls President Cleveland hunting in the Adirondacks with Chick Bruce as guide. A loaded pistol nearly fired, prompting Cleveland’s humble comment and Chick Bruce’s warning. Also a firelight seen near Ashland reportedly from tiles burning at lower Kiamata Lake, sparked by local workers amid ice on the lake.
A jumble of quiz lines and era jokes spans questions on 20th century figures and slang. It includes references to Teddy Roosevelt James J Jeffries and the Sultan of Sulu amid a National Board of Trade meeting report in Washington.
Nassau County’s excellent road system, built by a leading citizen and real estate dealer, draws homeseekers more than any other factor, surpassing Long Island Railroad efforts. Most inquiries about building sites cite good roads and pleasant drives.
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