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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1903
Page
7
James A. Fee announces the relocation of his law office to the Judd Building. Details describe new contact information and office hours for clients seeking legal services in tax and civil matters. The notice lists street address and opening date.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Co unveils a major irrigation canal at Kennewick Washington to water about 17 000 acres in Yakima county Wallington and adjacent areas The canal runs 36 miles from the Yakima river head to the Columbia near Wallula with a laterals network to reach distant plots Expected completion around February a year after starting The area will grow horticultural crops alfalfa berries and vegetables with several serres planned as the region aims to become a premier fruit and berry district.
Washington officials report representatives from major railways will meet in New York to form an association defending against fraud. They cite widespread forged tickets and altered cancellations as ongoing losses exceeding large sums yearly, with schemes including skeleton tickets and manipulated genuine tickets.
Officials warn of extensive fraud by dishonest ticket brokers and their accomplices damaging rail traffic. A proposed alliance plans to imitate the American Bankers Association, employing a detective agency to pursue forgers and distribute detection and prosecution costs among member associations.
Detroit January meeting of the Lake Carriers Association will formalize a labor committee and a common scale. The plan aims to align contracts with labor organizations through signed agreements and place carrier leadership, including President William Livingstone, in continued control under salary-based governance.
Indiana State Dairy Association marks its twelfth year with a large Lafayette gathering at Purdue University. Prominent creamery figures arrive as sessions continue through the week with addresses planned by state agricultural professors and U S department representatives. A dairy school demonstrations and equipment displays are featured for attendees.
Washington D C July 21 delegates from across the country gather for the annual session of the National Lumber Exporters Association. Ernest E Price of New York presides while Elliott Lang of Memphis serves as secretary as legislators and trade issues are discussed at length.
About seventy five workers in Union Pacific Omaha shops halted work in wood working and steam fitting over a shift to piece work. The strike followed an order mandating piece rates, affecting only those departments, while other shop branches remained on the prior system.
The notice outlines rates of four and five pounds weekly for a feed yard connection at the corner of Alta and Mill streets, with adjacent streets HotHL Alta and Corener Alta referenced for the setup. The fragment suggests a property or net proposal related to feed delivery and yard access.
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