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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1903
Page
5
Hay crop prospects in Yakima show good yields with Timothy priced around 8 to 11 dollars per ton on the car, and strong feed demand tied to livestock needs. The region expects better overall supply this year, though wheat and alfalfa quality may vary, and prices are projected to adjust as new crops come in.
Fragmentary notice advertising rings and jewelry items with references to various ring styles and prices. The readable portions mention ownership and a Tow location, but no clear events, dates, or names.
Report outlines rapid improvements by the Oregon Land and Water Company led by superintendent YB Holltock. It notes extensive projects, recent personnel changes, and planned work along tens of miles of roads and irrigation systems, with emphasis on engineering efforts and upcoming assessments.
Brief notes list a flood of shop ads and offerings from The Delta and local stores. Fresh fi e and smoked goods, paper hanging, fruit, ice cream, cigars, bread, furniture, and fittings appear alongside rent notices, job ads, and real estate. Many vendors named with prices and products.
State Senator Walter Plence visited La Grande this week to gather witnesses and assess hay losses. Initial reports of a wild hay shortage proved unfounded as crop conditions improve daily, with analysts noting Grande Ronde hay production should not fail this year.
Excursion train service begins July 6 from Portland to all Clatsop and North Beach points with cheap rates. The Astoria and Columbia River Tollroad offers a summer schedule from Union Depot Portland via Warrenton to Seaside Gearhart and Clatsop beaches, with special round trips and a five round trip season ticket for $10. Tickets honor the Ot, N, Co and Vancouver Transportation Co. bonds and include connections to Flavel and Seaside. Additional pamphlets available from C Mayo and Bob Fawle. A jail break plan was reported in San Francisco involving Bernard Whitelaw of the Nolan gang.
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a water spout striking Shirp place causing considerable damage. It mentions efforts to clear rockfalls from a road or riverbank and references Wateraton The Drauin Chronietes Mor and Jewe in relation to historic petitions for jenleney and relief for their Hetrewe at Chane.
An old newspaper ad touts a wide range of practical items from patite and mocilage to motel holders and cordbinard. It emphasizes curating hundreds of useful tools and household goods for constant daily needs.
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