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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1904
Page
6
Walters' flouring mill reports a capacity of 160 barrels per day with flour exchanged for wheat. Available products include flour, mill feed, chopped feed, and other byproducts, always on hand.
The weekly government crop report notes western drought persists in Oregon while eastern regions face storms and frost. Fall and spring grains show mixed results with some crops failing or delayed. oats, hay, and corn react to moisture, while cherries and peaches set fair crops in places. Regional notes from Baker City to Wasco County describe rainfall, hail damage, and haying progress alongside improving pastures and stock conditions.
The article reports beet sugar production totaling 144,500 tons in 1904. Poor crop conditions and drought in California lowered yields there, while several states increased beet acreage annually. It notes weather factors, projected factory changes, and acreage estimates by state, including New York, Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, Colorado, Utah, Idaho, and California. It also mentions a separate item about Prince of Monaco and gambling interests.
The Denver and Rio Grande with Missouri Pacific will run a series of personally conducted excursions to the World's Fair in June from Portland to St. Louis with no change of calls. First trip June 9 and second June 17. Pendleton rate is 60 dollars round trip. Stops include Salt Lake City Denver and Kansas City. return options via different routes. W C McBride 124 Third Street Portland awaits sleeping car reservations. O R and N will add No 2 6 46 pm Saturdays stop North Fork and Monday mornings arrival Pendleton at 9 am starting May 14.
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