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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1907
Page
3
In Umatilla County Powery, a satisfied farmer, banker, clerk, and others wear broad smiles over a banner crop season while noting Alfred Benjamin Co’s celebrated suits for men. The ad copy asserts style and quality in each garment, promising the right fit for every gentleman.
The report notes warm, variable statewide temperatures with thundershowers taping heavy rains in places. Western and eastern Oregon saw two warm degrees above average in the north, near normal in the south and east. Thunderstorms occurred Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday, with a second round on the seventh, while sunshine averaged normal. Separate items mention the Pennsylvania and City of Seattle shipments of gold via government mail to Port or region, and comments on mail-at-source advantages over express rates. The Seattle mail arrival brought 440,000 in city care. The political and business implications of mail versus express shipping are discussed.
Fragmented text discusses Alaska gold savings and government safeguards as a method of moving gold to a central facility. Mentions June shipments and evolving procedures, but details are unclear due to garbled OCR. Focus remains on the shift toward a centralized tipping process for Alaskan gold.
Pendleton dealer Bond Brothers Pendleton's Leading Clothiers announces a single runabout buggy for sale. Thoroughly overhauled and in good condition, the advertisement lists contact as phone F L 88 or J M Cornelison Pendleton.
Fricks reports cattle prices advancing to near yearly highs with a strong undertone amid smoother market activity in the Fourth of July week. Trade is uneven with limited feeder activity and little steady buying, as dealers expect more trade next week. King Edward buys two American-bred coach horses for 22000 dollars.
A Salem correspondent reports the new Oregon normal school board will meet in Salem to organize elect a secretary and plan next year’s schools. Candidates include E T Moore of Marion, StaRtt? of Polk, P A Worthington, and F K Lovell with a likely salary around 1200 dollars. The board may discontinue work at Drain or Monmouth if funds lapse, risking revival of the state normal program.
The East Oregonian is celebrated as Eastern Oregon’s representative paper. It leads and is valued by readers, who show their support through liberal patronage, affirming its role as the advertising medium of the section.
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