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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1907
Page
7
Dentists offices Fraternal lodge and bank listings with executives abstract and insurance firms, real estate, secondhand goods dealer, furniture buyers, attorneys, architects and builders all noted with addresses and contact details in Pendleton Oregon. Public notices of local services and commerce.
An Italian worker drank a cyanide solution at the Adna mine, mistaking the potent mix for water. Supervisor Fred Wilson acted fast, pulling him from the danger as the poison threatened death. The man's identity remains unknown. A second item reports on Lewiston Clarkston’s planned 2500 horsepower water power plant completion and cost.
An Italian laborer named Stoke Francia died from injuries after dynamite mishap at Burns and Jordan railroad construction camp high on the hill. He was driving a dump cart when the blast occurred and doctors Naramore and Burke declared him hopeless at a late hour.
Freight yards at Yakima were cleared for the first time since the flood as consigned shipments held for a week or more were moved out during the night. Hunters from Boise returned with 14 coyote hides after a morning trip.
Westmoreland county coal production set a record with about 26,000,000 tons last year, the highest in the state, up 3,000,000 from 1905. Output could have reached 28,000,000 if railroads had capacity. For 1907 coke output expected to rise over 1,000,000 tons due to 600 additional ovens.
One million one hundred twenty thousand salmon eggs arrived at the Little Spring Brook hatchery on the Penobscot in Maine from the Craig Brook government hatchery East Orland. Eggs came from river salmon caught upriver last summer and will be planted in Penobscot headwaters and northern Maine lakes and ponds after hatching. Also notes local ads and notices including a diet remedy and road-building event in Arkansas and an Early Riser pill endorsement in the Oregon paper.
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