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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1906

Page

3

Joseph N Scott Nominated For State Legislature

Athena area voters hear Joseph N Scott educated at Weston Normal, a farmer and grocer, temperate and civic minded. The youth, about 30, is described as upright, thrifty, and well read, seeking election to represent Umatilla County in the upcoming session. In Albany, a wolf attack near Sterns county ends with two boys saving cattle by killing two wolves. The incident involved a pack of wolves injuring livestock and the boys bravery.

Athena Winnult Athens Joseph N. Beott Weston Heal Umimatina Christian Church Jowph N. Stott Joseph N. Scott Umatilla County Joe Ft. McCloud Miya Albany Sterns County Nick John Groetc

Wolver bounty paid after cunning hunt in Sterne county

The Weyn collected the bounty at the recorders office for three wolver skins. Hunters in the eify are alarmed by ravaging animals that have devastated sheep and cattle since Sterne county was inhabited, with $40 paid for the trio.

Recorders Office Sinee Sterne County Wretton

California Pear Blight Threat Prompts Valley Action

A Sacramento Valley Development Association meeting determined to fund field staff to combat pear blight endangering Bartlett orchards worth about 10 million dollars. The effort, supported by the University of California, state horticultural commission, and U.S. Department of Agriculture, aims to deploy experts despite lack of federal funds.

California Sacramento Valley Asmonia- Hon Thin City Fruit Intercdte Towertor Anderson California Fruit Distributors Siermmento Department of Agriculture Washington Bartlett University State Horticultural Commission United States Department of Agriculture San Joaquin Valley Horticultural Industrice

Congress Asked to Appropriate 81.5 Million for Columbia Jetty

The Oregon Daily Journal reports government work at the Columbia river bar across a six mile trestle with damaged storms and rock handling. Engineers seek 1.6 million for jetty extension and 81.5 million total appropriation debated in Congress. Locomotives carloads of gear are overhauled and a large plant readied to resume construction when funds arrive. Bagnall oversees extension work from Fort Stevens, with winter activity and spring momentum anticipated.

Oregon Dilly Journal Columbia River Wig Congress United States Bagnall Fort Steven

Dr Hyde Honored During Indianapolis Welcome Tour

Irish groups in Indianapolis greet Dr Douglas Hyde, champion of Gaelic, on arrival. A large crowd at the station hears cheers as committees outline a day of social events and a monster meeting at Tomlinson hall with notable speakers including Vice-President Fairbanks presiding. The day blends music and speeches before Hyde’s address. The Olympia convention sets Washington property assessment at 60 percent of value this year.

Indianapolis Douglas Hyde Hyde Tomlinson Hall Fairbanks Hibernian Singing Society

University of Oregon Enrollment Edges Up With Elective System

State report shows University of Oregon attendance 2050, Eugene as attendance grows in 1903 04 chart. The elective system adopted last September is deemed successful with even distribution across departments and no overcrowding. Total university receipts 60005.61 dollars, balance 845.53. Salary reductions accompany legislature hold up. Judge Walton resigns. L H Johnson elected secretary. Board urges 20 acres of Eugene land purchase. Absent member J W Hamilton. Mortgages against Herman Rap good secured by Town Tables show 165000 loan from Equitable Life on unimproved property.

University of Oregon P. L. Campbell Board of Regente of Ihe Oregonian Eugene Portland Campbell Haw J. J. Walton L. H. Johnson R. 8. Bean C. A. Dolph N. L. Butler Dallas J. C. Aineworth Wiliam Smith Baker City F. B. Holmin M. A. Miller Lebanon J. W. Hamilton Roseburg

More Unsupported Loans Shove Out 160000 on Insufficient Security

New York January 18 reports Attorney Os. Faqultable oversees a fresh loan push totaling 160000 despite weak collateral. Officials caution on risk exposure as banks reassess lending standards and legal scrutiny increases.

New York

Railroads Competing for Pacific Coast Network Expansion

The Sunday Oregonian outlines ongoing and planned railroad buildups across the West. Western Gould line runs 805 miles from Utah to San Francisco Bay with Oregon branches. Portland & Seattle HM covers 241 miles along the Columbia River. Other routes include Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul, OChienga & Northwestern, Oregon Eastern Harriman, Oregon Western Harriman, Denver Northwestern & Pacific Moffat, and Spokane & International Canadian Pacific, all projected or under construction to connect to ports, rails, and government reclamation projects across Idaho, Oregon, Washington, and beyond.

Oregonian Pacific Coast Western Gould Rio Grande Utah San Francisco Bay Oregon Nevada-California-Oregon Portland & Seattle Columbia River Northern Pacific Great Northern Portland Roube Bulldine Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul Bvurn Rocky Mountaanins Butte Lolo Pass Bitter Root Range Columbia Basin Clearwater Tacoma Seattle Puget Sound Porthiod Spokane Ochienga & Northwestern Casper Wyo Salt Lake Cite Idwahe Boise Oregon Eastern Harriman Heros Oren Eeet Weet Southern Pacific Eugene Ontario Klamath Falls Malheur Harney Careyact Crook and Lake Klamath Counties Oregon Western Colorado Salt Lake City Spokane & International Canadian Pacific Wash

Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar advertised remedy

An advertisement claims Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar best treats coughs and colds by acting as a cathartic to expel the cold from the system. It promises immediate relief for croup and other respiratory issues and notes children enjoy the product sold by Tallmas & Co.

Kennedy Tallmas & Co

Widow from San Francisco Denies Identity in New Arrival

Queenstown reports Mrs Gertrude Thompson and her two sons arriving from America. She claims she is a widow from San Francisco and denies being Mrs Grace Taggart. Her traveling uncle named Shields accompanies her. Carey of a liquor faction served writs on six theatrical people accusing them of violating the Sunday theater law amid city tensions over Sunday entertainment closures.

Queenstown Gertrude Thompson Grace Taggart San Francisco Shields Minneapoli Carey Wirhing

Wise Coal Advice From a Local Advertiser

A short advertisement urges choosing clean coal over dirtier varieties. It argues one third dirt coal weighs more in the scuttle and lasts shorter, recommending the cleaner option as the best for consumption and value.

Henry Kopitzke DUTCH HENRY and Pendleton Storage Ad

Henry Kopitzke and Pendleton Ice and Cold Storage Co are mentioned with contact line Mike and Phone Team 178. The fragment hints at a prompt to eliminate uncertainty by obtaining figures when needed.

Dutch Henry Mike Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage Company

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M. Scott Popular Athena Citizen Por Win Minnesota Reliable House of Sherman Clay Company Larmont Musical House Jesse Pendleton Cotta States Columbia Mar DR. Hyde Olympia Hart Schaffner & Marx Hart Schaffner Marx Peoples Warehouse Herman Rapgood Nicel Taples Equitable Life Thourtiin Henry Kopitzke Gray's Harbor Commercial J. Feewell Polydore Moens, Prop
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