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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1903
Page
7
A dense, OCR gleaning shows local society lodge listings, named members, and law offices. It includes Masons, Eastern Star, Woodmen, and Women's clubs, with meeting times, locations, and officers, plus a dense roster of Pendleton attorneys and associates in multiple offices.
Boston, Jan 28 A split looms over whether Grand Circuit tracks stay under the National Trotting Association or form an independent body. Promoters led by Hanna Pollock and Devereux push for new rules and harsher discipline. National leaders vow reform or a transfer of control to Grand Circuit owners, hoping to pacify tensions but likely delaying any split until next year.
M Bentley represents the oldest and reliable fire and accident journal with Hartman Ab. and Parkes in Cottonwood Street Opera House block. Office business details cite filing dates and initiating notes. John Hailey Jr. Va. & Land Commissioner discusses specialty land proof, advance, and collections fee in Judd Building, room 44.
Joe Reed, a ranch hand on the Ankeny Copeland Washtucana cattle ranch, suffered fractures of both legs and numerous injuries after a Friday night fall. He was found exhausted by searchers Saturday and transported by train to St Mary's hospital in Walla Walla for treatment by Dr Bingham, Shaw, and Van Potten.
At Rochester New York the Western New York Horticultural Society began its eighth annual convention with strong attendance. The two day program features technical talks by renowned horticultural experts including Prof J P Roberts of Cornell Prof A Beach of the New York Agricultural Experiment Station Dr M J Weber of the U S Department of Agriculture and Alexander McNeil of the Canadian Department of Agriculture.
A fragmentary Brooklyn Baxle remark shows admiration for men's honesty and a wry self critique. The speaker muses on human nature and contemplates what competition might exist if everyone shared the same flaws. The context remains unclear but carries a curious, ironic tone.
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