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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1903
Page
3
Fragmented dispatches report rebel movements from unnamed regions toward New Stannion Conn and several clashes. Sporadic notes mention railway disruptions, sanitation debates, and mounting labor tensions as authorities pursue control, with references to foreign observers and shifting coalitions.
Pacific Northwest news item notes reduced fill at Arawmill plant in Portland to 2400 to earn, S10 or so, new plant planned in Olympia this season. Charles Gounod to join wheat program in Portland in August. J. W. Arrawmill named state grain inspector for Washington. George Shambrook, pioneer of Douglas county, dies at 76. Tacoma stevedores assault incident noted. George Peterson of Marshfield injured in Portland. Penitentiary reports 400 convicts. New map of state institutions at Salem by Foot. Harbor work at Olympia to begin. Congress appropriated 25,000. A. J. Shores accused of bribery in mining deal. Smith, killer of Marshal Parsons, eludes Tacoma police.
A list of hotel arrivals and several names linked to Spokane and surrounding areas appears, including J A L Perker Culegyn Parl Wellies Porthina and other guests such as Mreco WW Avary Tah and Bervanohane. The note mentions residents like ChoM Binith Portion Ro and J Tl Tierney, with references to Seattle, Portland, Lehi, and Walla Walla. The fragmentary text also lists obituaries and local figures such as J. EE Sullivan and Miss Jacy Stevens, hinting at a society roundup and public notices.
Vacationers seek relief from city heat at Lehman Springs Blue Mountain resort. It boasts 15 natural hot springs with medicinal properties, first class Hatch accommodations, phone connections, camping, 26 private cottages, a large swimming pool, and opportunities for bathing, golf, tennis, hunting, and fishing. Address RK Dutton Selman Springs Or for details.
A handsome team for driving or light work, Stithebaker buckboard and top, bearly new, double and gin kle harness, roll tow desk and stove. Write or call at 315 Garden street N. T. Conklin.
Vague field notes describe sheepmen near Ridge and vicinity facing harsh conditions and market pressures. Reports mention cattle, farmers, and local figures like Jones and Wilton, with references to crops, weather, and transport issues impacting the sheep industry and market access.
Fragmented OCR tale recounts fortune and flight of a man named Percy Griffin connected to Philadelphia and a Peale Inland agent. The language lists places and people in a tangled city scene with scattered names, dates, and locales, portraying a dramatic pursuit and questioned fortune.
In Walla Walla on July 16 harvesters demand increased pay. Header box drivers seek 1.50 day rates, haying offers 0.25, sack rework 2.40, cooks earn 3.40, engineers 5.00 to 6.00. Farmers resist, expecting wage scales to rise with demand as harvest begins.
Ambiguous OCR text describes Liwiston printers organizing at an event with leaders Abe Pew Honk and Dig Mery peer vie. Mentions Stier Dreeeritney Hone Pepeen ey Linge and follow-up names, with scattered phrases about a ceremony or gathering and a wall display. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
Garbled historic text fragment mentions names and places including a city or street notice and a dated event. Readable bits point to a public posting with references to people and locations, but essential details are obscured by OCR errors. The piece resembles a damaged newspaper notice or legal/public notice card.
A preamble calls stockmen to organize against calf thefts around Long Creek. A July 16 gathering is set to discuss methods to curb grand larceny and protect livestock following repeated attacks on Billy Townsend’s calves and other incidents nearby. Plus an ad for Acker’s Blood Elixir from F W Schmidt & Co offering refunds if unsatisfied.
An unclear notice discusses union opportunities at Therkelwen's Plan now offered by Howe and a music shop on 81 Cour Street. It mentions instrument pricing changes and potential contract benefits for workers and customers. The piece emphasizes the imminent season and urges consideration of joining the union for collective opportunity.
Mark Patton sets out with a band of horses from Ukiah to drive to the city for sale. He plans to return by Thursday, weather permitting, and seeks buyers for his four-legged team.
For sale twenty loads of good work ores. Some have to be collected by their sides. Inquire at Swearingen Bros. Have your shoes repaired at Teutach's.
Jim Smith of Pendleton, now in Douglas county since last fall, passed through town Wednesday with 140 head of cattle. He expects to range near Dale this summer, according to Long Creek Light.
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