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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1906
Page
6
An 1890s style ad urges readers to repair carriages at Neagle Bros offering Winna Buggy and Winona wagons. It markets gasoline engines from Fairbanks-Moree for irrigation and mining, promises easy rides, and invites visits for prices and estimates on irrigation plants.
An old newspaper fragment lists Dutch Henry Office and Pendleton Ice and Cold Storage Company with contact numbers Phone -ula 178 and main 4, plus a note about Henneman's cigar store opposite the Great Eastern store and a second phone line.
Government bulletin from Portland reports extreme heat across Oregon with Portland near 101 degrees and several locales reaching 104. The week was mostly hot and dry with light winds, limited rainfall, and scattered thunder by Friday night. Crops showed resilience despite the statewide heat.
The week in Baker City and Baker County saw unusually warm and clear days from Tuesday to Friday with temperatures above normal. A cool spell followed on Saturday as clouds gathered and light thunderstorms moved through, bringing lower afternoon temperatures.
The Lewiston Tribune recounts how Draper and his two famed hounds Fam and Brady tracked and helped capture three burglars near Asotin Washington. Casts critical shots, river crossing, and sheriff teamwork highlight a dramatic pursuit ending with surrender on the north bank. Deputy Draper praises Sheriff Richards of Asotin for his policing.
A Kiel shipping company promotes unsinkable steamboats and staged a trial before Imperial Navy representatives and industry figures. The vessel, loaded with 200 passengers, simulated a collision and flooding to prove the hull and engine room could fill yet retain water clearance, yet still float with about a foot of freeboard remaining.
Seaside resorts transit tickets offered from June 16 to August 25 with a 19 day stop over limit and a final return by September 30 1906. FC Smith agent lists particulars and calls for inquiries. Firecracker fire at Cleveland a near disaster after boys shot crackers. smolder under Van Nostern building ignited next morning before discovery prevented major damage.
Warren Cason, prominent cattleman of Spray, died suddenly from heart failure while dining in a restaurant. Interment to Spray. Also mentions unrelated ads and notices including a violent incident in New York and a medical patent remedy pitch.
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