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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1904

Page

2

Cowboys and Butchers Strike Amid Packing House Tension

General news reports labor strife between cowboys and butchers at Bass TM Loule stockyard, with special policemen sworn by St. Joseph to protect packing house operations. The piece notes flooded rivers near China ports, a completed railroad to Tonopah, and a fatal express incident at Topeka. It also covers King Christian X of Denmark being summoned to a royal patient, and unrest in Manchuria with heavy rains hindering maneuvers, including riots near Qincheng.

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Invasion of La Grande Real Estate Sparked by Land Sale

The old cemetery area near La Grande is being opened for a sale by a land speculation party led by Dr O Connor. Many graves have been moved to the new cemetery while about 100 unknown remains remain. The site adjoins the future county courthouse grounds and gains value as development proceeds.

Oldies Comenes Caton la Grande Ceal Estate New Court House

Demand for Stricter Stock Health Tests Gains Support

A prominent Washington state veterinary official urges a statewide law mandating rigorous animal disease testing and stricter stock regulations. He argues current inspections are cosmetic, calling for a centralized exam under health authorities to prevent disease from entering the state and to shield cattle interests ahead of the legislative season.

State Board of Health Washington Wade Pendleton

Unruly Freewater Girls in Jail After Disturbance

Three Freewater girls aged 16 17 2 were held in Walla Walla city jail after causing a disturbance with Kate Blue on Second Street Wednesday night. Kate Blow 16 and the Crimmins girls 2 and 17 were taken in by police. the 16 year old was fined 20 dollars and paroled to return home. The trio had been in contact with questionable company for several days.

Walla Walla Snd Freewater Kate Blue Second Street Kate Blow Crimmins

Hotel Arrivals List Shows Wide Travel Footprint

A crowded arrival log for The St. George lists guests and origins from Portland Seattle Spokane San Francisco Chicago Denver Salt Lake New York Detroit and many small towns. Names include B Holbrook L D Hay H J Manhart J G Kendall G Blakely M H Spire Wllam Dunn J Witeon EBNS Hutchinema J C Lonergan Louie Cook James C Brown Jr D Gwinn J A Chidester H H Burke M J Corkerin and others from across the country with multiple entries for Spokane Portland Walla Walla and Seattle.

St. George Holbrook St George L. D. Hay Seattie R. B. Wilson Portland Felix M. Pugh Spokane T. E. Ainsworth Walla Walla H. J. Manhart San Francisco George Harris A. Newmans Seattle G. &. Blakely Chicago J. G. Kendall M. H Spire St. Louis Wllam Dunn J. Witeon Denver FB Watson L. B Johnson Jr Salt Lake Louis Smith Ebns Hutchinema Atchison H.R. Reynolds New York JM. Bates Detroit N. Bo Whitley J.C

La Grande Editor's Piano Purchase Mentioned

Fred Curry editor of the La Grande Observer weighs buying a piano, debating cost and compromise with Abbie Curry. He misjudges prices, assumes a harp and keyboard cost far less, then orders the best harp- Aeolian at a high quoted price, prompting a puzzled reaction at home.

Fred Curry Fred Currey la Grande Observer Abrs. Curry Corrs Aeollan Curry

World Campaign Club Seeks Agents For Subscriptions

An early World promotion urges agents to sell presidential election subscriptions with a four month rate of 1.00 for the Daily Morning edition. The notice promises accurate electoral coverage and asks readers to contact Room 4 at the Pulitzer Building in MN, NY for forms and sample copies.

Cleveland McKinley Morning World World Mal Address World Campaign Club Pulitzer Building MN. Y

No Discomfort at Van Antler’s Country Home

dialogue excerpt shows Van Antler instructing Witherby at a country home about using a bell to summon assistance. Witherby resists, noting the difficulty of staying in the country and the bell’s ineffectiveness for coats.

van Antler Witherby Wervanta

One Hundred Dollars Reward in Local Subscription Contest

The Rust Oregonian announces a contest offering one half of all money collected from new subscriptions as a prize. From now until November 4, participants guess Oregon’s presidential vote total. nearest guess wins half the pot. Only new subscribers count. multiple guesses allowed per new subscriber. The June 1908 total votes listed: Republicans 52,008, Democrats 52,046, Socialist 6,419, Prohibition 2,?

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One Stage Line Quits Rate War Ends in Wallowa

The Tenderfoo line quits after two months of fierce competition with the McCully Stage Company between Ei rin and Joseph. Rates were cut, passengers bought fares at low prices, and after the Tenderfoo line's withdrawal oil prices were restored and business returned to prior levels.

Wallowa Eirin Joseph Pasengers McCully Chissies Elgin la Claude Jor Keeney McCully Hrothera

Stock Sales at the Oregon State Fair Feature Pure Bred Cattle

A feature at the Oregon State Fair simic tab this year is a large sale of pure bred Shorthorns and Herefords. Prominent breeders will consign select cattle to a sale that will distribute quality stock among small breeders nationwide. The event aims to help farmers compare breeds, choose suited types, and encourage breeders to shift from scrub to pure bred stock. Rural Spirit notes this will benefit both established breeders and new entrants into cattle breeding.

Oregon

NO SUNDAY EXCURSIONS EDICIT AGAINST SUNDAYS

The Northern Pacific bans Sunday excursions and special trains. General Passenger Agent Clelan notified agents that requests for Sunday trains will not be granted. The bulletin states management will not run special trains on Sundays to give workers a weekly rest and to heed protests from organizations and individuals.

Northern Pacific Northern Pacific Railroad Company Spokesman-Review Clelan

The Way of the World Thackeray War Anecdote

Thackeray meets a Mexican war general and learns literature is his forte. A friend recalls his two hour talk and the general’s interest in strategy versus battle details. The note ends with a humorous remark about insight into war. Household goods for sale list included.

Thackeray Mexico Thackersy

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