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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1905
Page
8
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A freight rate update in Blue Mountain to this city shifts to measure actual wood per car, charging by load rather than capacity. The change, while not raising overall prices, ends free overloading as cars now carry only the wood actually loaded. The policy aims to reflect increased rolling stock capacity without increasing consumer wood prices. George Tomson plans Baker City blacksmithing after leaving Omaha. The Knights of Pythias mark 42 years on February 14 with an open, speaker-filled banquet in Pendleton.
English returned from Portland and visited Weston this morning. He planned to interview F J Van Winkle with whom he worked last fall on government surveying of Chippewa lands. The government seeks to classify swamp lands in Minnesota in a large district never surveyed. Charley Luke, an Indian accused of harming a fellow on the reservation, will have a preliminary hearing before Commissioner Halley soon, date to be set after word from Portland federal court.
Harry Rees has bought J. B. Despain’s interest in the wholesale house Despain & Clark. Rees plans to take possession immediately after a short absence in Washington and intends to make Pendleton his permanent home. Despain is undecided on his future business.
State Deputy Grand President Hin kie of the Eagles has been notified that the order is nearly ready for organization at Oregon City. The minimum charter member count has been exceeded and a date will be set soon for the organization. Mr. Hinkle will attend.
An old article discusses steam's power with a sensational claim by Meany and notes scientific research on hair loss. It mentions a germ at the root of baldness and advertises Newbro's products via agents A. C. Koeppen & Bros. and Herplcide Co.
Pendleton church leaders petition Oregon lawmakers to oppose any repeal amendment or change to the local option law arguing it reflects the public will as expressed in two general elections. The drive includes 1900 Pendleton residents and heavy taxpayers and warns liquor interests and banks pressuring legislators.
Harvey, of Despain Gulch, has been away two months visiting Kaneae and Miswouri. He found prosperity there but prefers Eastern Oregon where climate remains variable with extreme changes. He will not move back to those states, noting farming and industries feel lighter and more pleasant at home. He cites no change in climate since he left Linn county for Umuatilia County seventeen years ago.
McMinn Orchestra presents a full program at Music Hall tonight starting at o'clock sharp. The lineup includes Black Eagle March Dance of the Mermaids I Love You Dear and Only You My Gondolier Queen Prince of Pilsen Angela Serenade and Social Season selections with H McMinn as conductor and Stella Green Blymee Hatt noted among performers.
A petition has been filed with the county superintendent seeking the division of school district 49 forming two districts. The current district covers the Wartons area and surrounding lands, with about 75 pupils served by a central schoolhouse. If the line proposed by petitioners is adopted the new districts would be roughly equal in size, with one centered near the eastern boundary and the other near the middle of the present district.
Incomplete text discusses a district reorganization and possible protest by participants. Mentions a division and demonstrations likely leading to a formal filing. Details are unreadable but indicate a vigorous controversy over the new school district arrangement.
Ten acres of Cheney farm west of town rented by A I L Hox for war pasture this spring. Waterlogged ground rich soil expected to yield high produce. Hox from Joplin Mo settled in Umatilla county. State Hotel opening planned February 2 to 16 at Webb and Cottonwood, furniture arriving from the east. Willam Strong, held over from overland trip, recovering from typhoid, to resume journey tonight. I O O F Encampment No 17 installs officers, banquet held. Sam Mello jailed by Indian police for selling whiskey to a minor, investigation by Commissioner Halley continues.
Parish Aid will meet at the president Mrs Sultaun home at 50 Water Street tomorrow afternoon at 2 30.
An advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as a coat for the body, claiming it builds firm flesh and adds needed fat to improve warmth. It promises a free sample and lists Scott & Browne in New York as the source.
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