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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1906
Page
8
Our renewal sale on lamps will feature Rome dandy and dalin ty patterns. Large Parlor Lamps in assorted colors with scroll tracings were 10.50, removal price 6.05. Parlor Lamps with old Dutch design were 8.50, removal price 9.25. Parlor Lamp with flo decoration were 6.50, removal price 5.20.
A brief notice urging shoppers to use the drug store telephone service to obtain goods when needed, highlighting missing advantages for those not using the line.
Right of way issues for a new line to Pilot Rock are nearly resolved with only two price disputes left. construction could start within months after surveys. Colonel J E Raley of Pendleton says the branch will connect Birch Creek mouth to the main line, reaching Pendleton with trains, while no town is planned at Birch Creek. Also notes on pear blight in Yakima County, blaming carelessness and improper pruning. horticultural inspector J M Brown urges proper pruning to curb disease. other items include cattle shipments from Tacoma and an ad for Kodol Digestive Aid.
A man claimed he was robbed of $30 near Alta and Garden by two men who fled under a streetlight. Officers report the scene involved a Chinaman who was later identified, but Chinatown residents deny any theft. The case prompts ongoing inquiry by Marshal Gurifane and the chief, with the victim missing since last night.
Walter M. Pierce, visiting from Tulon county, reports from California that Victoria Island remained dry amid the San Joaquin floods, largely due to protective levees. The island was one of the few in the river not submerged while the flood surged.
In La Grande on July 17 threshing machine men raised prices to six cents per bushel for wheat and five to six cents for oats and barley, adding to sack costs. Farmers threaten to buy machines to escape the trust as weather worsens crops and haying begins. some hope local machines can be secured to thresh without loss.
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