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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1903

Page

8

Wheat harvest in Umatilla county yields around twenty bushels per acre

Harvest reports from Cold Springs Hells Vansyele and northern districts show a county wide average near 20 bushels per acre with heavier soils around 23 and lighter soils 12 to 16. Prices hold at 62 to 63 cents, signaling brighter times for local farmers as total output nears four million bushels on two hundred thousand acres. The Piano Purchase Union promises significant savings enabling many to buy instruments.

Cold Springs Hells Vansyele Weston, Athena Adams F Umatilla

Local notables trade in Pendleton city on business

A stream of visitors and residents travel through Pendleton for work and leisure. T W Wilcox of Heppner and George Tartlett of La Grande visit for business and friends. Mrs Younger and family spend the summer at Newport. Rev R W King and C Chandler from McMinnville enjoy a fishing trip at Bingham Springs. Several others, including Miss Emma Nwll and Mrs J H Carleton, plan Newport summers and coast trips.

T W. Wilcox Heppner Guy Boyd H. Jordan Walla Wallin F. Younger Newport Mary A. Sins Athiena Fe B. Vaneleave Reho Emma Nwll Portland Onother Pointe George Tartlett la Grande Bieiness Josae Ailing Snear T. F. Rhoeridan Echo Amian Bieiness Db VV. & Reid Milton Frank Smith Seattle Rose Campbell Puselty G. KR. Patterson St. Johns Perguson Adams Penbleton R. W. King A C. Chandler McMinnville

Rivertown Harvester Plant Ships New Units

The Rigby Clove Company shipped a batch of new combined harvesters to C. W. Smith of Wathesburg Washington. Another machine was completed yesterday and sent to C. Watrus for his Adams ranch. Six more harvesters will be produced next week and sold locally, with one reserved for a specific man. Two machines remain to be finished for the Creekton work and will be started as the crew is ready.

Righby-Clove Company C. W. Smith Wathesburg Wash C. Watrus Adams

Work on the Sewer Advances on Court and Alta Streets

Work on the new sewer progresses rapidly with 21 inch pipe laid and crews moving from Alta Street toward Court Street. Plans call for cross ditches to be completed soon, increasing crews from one to three or four gangs, finishing on time, with 14 inch and 18 inch mains laid along Alm and Court streets and faster work once the Street line is cleared.

Alta Street Alm Street I Court Street Mum Street

Horses to Alberta shipment planned by Matlock and partner

W F Matlock and Starke plan to ship 700 head of horses to Alberta during the coming week. Matlock already has 300 head near Beho, with a like herd assembled to join the consignment. A large number may be bought by midweek and loaded as soon as possible, with WH Rabb of Behe accompanying to assist in landing.

W. F Matlock Amd Starke Alberti Canna Matlock Beho Rabb Behe

Stock Yards Fence Jumped by Runaway Horse Rope Theft

Early morning incident at the OR N stock yards reports a man attempting to lasso a wild horse. The horse pulled free with the rope and vaulted the corrals, escaping over a fence described as high. Search efforts are ongoing with no animal found yet.

Stock Yards

Mandolin Club Members to Return for September Visit

The Chicago Mandolin Club members Willam Englethaler J Wo Simul wo and Oscar Etelton plan a September visit to relatives and friends. Their performance at Therhelan Pie Mouse is noted, with expectations of continued activity and development in their craft.

Mandolin Club Willam Englethaler J. Wo Simulwo Oscar Etelton Chicago Mandolin Cliab Therhelan Pie Mouse Jett Mile Cyyeniliog Wiliewie Felende

One Lone Drunk Appears in Milton Court

The morning session at Milton county court heard Daniel Reet charged with a dishonorable offense. He faced a petty count and was jailed for three days after a brief hearing.

Daniel Reet Melite Belog Orn Ebly Linve

Smith Bell and Mira Jennie Hell wed in Los Angeles

Smith Bell formerly of Port Town and Mira Jennie Hell of Los Angeles married in Los Angeles California on July 20. The couple will reside there. Four days earlier five members joined the Piano Purchasers Union at Therkeleen's Piano House.

Piano Purchasers’ Union Therkeleen

Problem of Water The Opinion of Expertes is That There is No Reason for Alarm

The piece argues no imminent danger from the water supply, noting seasonal fever fears and typhoid origins tied to well and river water. It describes tests by health officials, water filtering practices, and urges boiling water for safety while acknowledging city water remains generally safe. It also advertises Merchants' Café lunch service.

Expertes Sanconn Remying Elts City Water Commission State Board of Health Cheraughivy Bingham Uae Water Commission

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