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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1905
Page
5
A garbled OCR page lists Teutsch's department store ads with hats shoes and winter goods, along with job offers and boarding notices. It mentions Rooseve lt outfits, Steinway sales, and fashion items, plus a funeral resolution from the Umatilla Tribe and community notices dated January 1966.
Olympia January 26 The senate concurred in the house bill appropriating 75100 for Lewie and Clark state at Portland with no other changes. A Seattle delegation member expected, and humor about a collar being high, plus a laundry bill remark. Archie Rickerson and O Bert Williams, linemen, suffered severe burns at Bellingham, Washington, from a five wire but are expected to recover.
Union's Miss Lulu Ready and Echo resident Linny Kidwell are at the Bickers. R. N. Stanfield of Echo is in Pendleton. Various locals and travelers from Athena, Portland, Walla Walla, Spokane, and Astoria visit hotels and conduct business. A pneumonia case and several illnesses noted, with routine travel and supply updates amid a bustling city scene. The Alaska cable repair reveals a whale caused the damage, reopening the line after months.
Fire swept through a halter and furniture factory in Lincoln Nebraska early January 26 destroying the workshop and contents. The loss totaled about 220000 dollars with the plant heavily damaged. Local fire crews fought the blaze and contained it to the building. No exact cause was immediately established.
A brief, garbled line references Smith and Jonen discussing partial information about work. The fragment mentions an off arm and praise for hard work, but lacks clear context or events.
Notice announces the dissolution of Morse and Dunlap, contractors and builders, with W. W. Morse and L. Dunlap signing. Dated January 26, 1906, the record notes the firm ends its business relation.
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