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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1905

Page

8

French Government Backs Horse Breeding US Import of Percherons

A. C. Ruby returned from Europe with 35 Percherons and mares from Nogent France as part of a plan backed by the government to boost horse breeding. The French government allocates funds and grades pure-blood stock while railways offer favorable transport rates to breeders, aiding Nogent's status as a world center for fine horses. Ruby also acquired 12 other horses including English shires and plans a Portland exhibit after recuperating from travel.

France Ruby Nogent Pendheton A. C. Ruby Nugent England New York Cherbourg Nebraska Paris Americn Theer Ruby Waa Hin America London Portland

Fine Fruits at the Lewis and Clark Fair

The Umatilla county exhibit in the agricultural building at the fair featured the finest produce yesterday. Wil parts of the county are urged to send their entries for display and competition.

Umatilt County Wil

Riley 3 Glerk Charges of Dishonesty Against Troyer Unfounded

At a school board meeting, John Halley Jr. was re elected clerk for the coming year and contractors were ordered to rush building work so all new rooms are ready by August 20. The board reviewed charges against Superintendent elect Traver, deeming them unfounded, and stated he will arrive around August 1 to oversee openings and grading duties.

Troyer Pound John Halley, Jr Tite Traver

City Council Approves Aurora Rock Crusher Purchase

At an adjourned meeting the council authorized Beall & Co. of Portland Wis to supply an Aurora No 2 rock crusher for 1590 to be delivered in August Pendleton authorized the contract via A Kunkel & Co amid bids from Beall & Co and National Drill Co A factory representative alleged unfair handling but the committee's recommendations were adopted unanimously The device will be used with the county road roller bought from Buffalo Pitt Co to aid road work

Beall & Co Portland Wis B. Pendleton National Drill Company A. Kunkel & Co Buffalo-Pitta Co

Cambridge graduate Apache visits Umatia Reservation

Antonio Apache, a full blood Apache born in Arizona and a Cambridge University graduate, toured the Umatia Reservation with C. J. Ferguson. He works as a correspondent for the London Times and World's Work and plans to visit the Portland exposition after meeting Major Lee Moorhouse and securing photos. He praised his people as superior mentally and in character to many Western Indians.

Antonio Apache Arizona Cambridge University England London Times Orient C. J. Ferguson Pendleton Woolen Mills Lee Moorhouse Portland Apache County Geronimo Apache

Distribution car carries government fish to Oregon fans

A government fisheries distribution car from the Department of Commerce and Labor is on the O K.& N. yard side track. It carries brook trout rainbow trout black spotted trout and landlocked salmon from Clackamas hatchery to applicants who filed requests. The car will move to La Grande and Union county ports after a stop lasting until tomorrow morning.

Dioneau la Grande Porta Union County Spoksmen

Monument Unveiling Draws Large Lewis and Clark Fair Crowd

Over 3000 attended the Sacajawea monument unveiling on the terrace near the statue at the Lewis and Clark fair yesterday. Speakers included Eva Emery Dye, Mrs Sue Anthony, Duniway, Mrs Dye and Mayor Lane. Rev Anne Shillow opened with a prayer. George H Pettinger of Portland recited Sienjawen. statue unveiled by Mrs Snook.

Sacajawea Monument Association Eva Emery Dye Anne Shillow Nationa Woman's Suffrage Associaion Redimen Mins Suean B. Anthony Duniway Mra Dye Mayor Lane George H. Pettinger Portland Sienjawen Bert Huffman

Bank official travels to Portland for bankers meeting

G. M. Rice, cashier of the First National Bank, left this morning for Portland. He will visit a short time before joining his family at the fair. Rice plans to return to Portland for the Washington State Bankers Association meeting from July 20 to 22, with a banquet on July 21 hosted by the Portland Clearing House association.

G. M. Rice Jeff Portland Visi Jolin Washington State Bankers’ Aegociation Clearing House Association of

Death of Mrs Lucy Snow Former Pendleton Woman

An obituary note from Petaluma California reports the death of Mrs Lucy Snow, a former Pendleton resident who left in 1866. Her son Frank Snow, editor of the Petaluma Journal, once worked as a printer on the East Oregonian.

Pendleton Lucy Snows Petaluma Cal California Frank Snow East Oregonian

Moring Dwelling Toys J. E. Smith plans new residence

J. E. Smith, well known live stock man, moves from the old dwelling at 604 West Alta Street to a block away and will erect a large new house on the former site.

Moring Dwelling Toys J. E. Smith Woeet Alta Street

Tax the Express Companies in Oregon Legislature

Salem Journal critiques the Oregon legislature for leniency toward express companies and calls for reform. It highlights Atlantic Monthly's July article by Frank Haigh Dixon on express lines, railroads, and public impact, urging public action through initiative and referendum. Also notes R. & N. water tanks in La Grande yard raised four feet due to engine height.

Oregon Salem Journal Atlantic Monthly Frank Haigh Dixon

Health tonic claim headline from old ad copy

An old advertisement urges readers to buy Hostetter's Stomach Bitters to recover strength and robustness, noting the product has been doing this for over 50 years. The claim emphasizes quick health restoration through a long standing tonic.

Hostrtter

Potent Bitter Claims to Restore Appetite and Strength

Hostetter's Stomach Bitters advertised as a remedy to restore appetite, strengthen the stomach, relieve headache, and treat malaria. The notice urges readers not to fail trying it.

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OWL Tea Europe Railroads Nelf Union Wallowa County Lewie and Clark Exposition Thorne Tallman & Co Leding Druggists Like The Commercial National Bank of Commercial Nat’] Bank Riley Glerk FELD Aurora Crusher Umatifia Reservation Charles J. Pergueon Overmament Hostetter Pendleton II Boston Lewis @ Clark Fair Sale Will Roosevelt’s Umatilla County Humane Harnes Hamely J. \. SMITH Court Street Corner Court Thompson Streets Phone Main Oregon Lumber Yard Alta Street Court House Pendleton Roller Mills Byers Propriet
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