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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1907
Page
2
Canada census data show the population of all British North America at 6 464 900 as of last April, an increase of 1 133 080 over six years. The report notes significant growth across provinces and regions, with details on demographic shifts and regional contributions.
Councilman Eugene Tansick sustained severe but not serious injuries in a drugonly accident in Walla Walla today. He rode with Robert Johnson when buggy shafts broke and the horse bolted causing the buggy to overturn. Tansick suffered a broken nose and facial scratches while Johnson had facial burns and injuries.
The text notes that Tie Condon has been sold by Foeant Curran to NM. Curran will relocate to Portland and continue representing the area as a business figure in the locality.
Read by Heppner Morrow county residents, the latest notes report a planned systematic coal examination at Willow Creek to assess quantity and quality for a potential mine delivering fuel to Heppner at about five dollars per ton. Also covered are a jail custody case involving James Frakes and Sadie Pickes for larceny and an appendicitis recovery of Glen Young, youngest son of J S and Mrs Young.
Mrs N E Harris of Palouse City arrives in Portland to buy a large millinery stock for installation in the Dusenberry Building adjoining the Pendleton Tribune office on Main Street. An experienced milliner, she will add fixtures and fit the room for a broad line of hats and accessories. Open when the stock arrives and the room is outfitted.
Austrian champion Charles Delivuk arrives in Walla Walla to face George Klinger James Covey and Gudwie Lelfeen in a Wednesday evening match at Kevlar Orand theater or Armory hill. Delivuk agrees to throw the three opponents within one hour for a purse of BAN. The event is billed as a clear menace and will be covered further in the East Oregonian.
The East Oregonian stands as eastern Oregon’s representative newspaper, guiding public life and serving as the primary advertising medium for the region. Residents support the paper by purchasing ads and engaging with its community coverage.
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