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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1905
Page
8
A brief notice points readers to the correct shop or source for purchasing items needed for a cook house. It highlights where to buy essential utensils and supplies and emphasizes practicality and convenience for cooks.
The article discusses a North Dakota style plan where agricultural colleges send students to establish small experimental farms across regions. Each district studies soil, crops, and conditions, reporting outcomes to a state bulletin. Johns argues Oregon could gain similarly, aided by railroads offering free excursions to observe work.
Oregon Agricultural College at Corvallis offers a tuition free but board cost about 2 dollars per week, aiming to be the best state school. Prof. J. B. Horner tours eastern Oregon to recruit and expects 760 students next year, with strong programs beyond agriculture and growing county attendance.
A body was recovered from a trunk at Tunnel No 4 about seven miles west of the city after a nighttime discovery by a tramp who saw a large hole in the top. He alerted Section Gardner, then Motler, and the coroner was notified to investigate.
A bold claim asserts dandruff and baldness are caused by the same germ. It states a rabbit inoculated with the germ went bald in weeks, proving the germ exists. The remedy, Nowbro's Herpicide, allegedly eliminates the germ 100 percent and prevents both dandruff and baldness. Special agents AK Koepnen & Bron offer samples by mail from Detroit.
A clipped ad-like note touts depositing surplus earnings with weekly or monthly frequencies. It claims a 4 percent interest rate compounded semi annually and promises further information from the issuer. The fragmentary text centers on basic savings with vague assurances and urged inquiry.
Robin Fletcher arrived by early morning Ri piria train and left for Spokane. He reports rising wages and labor trouble as workmen endure extreme heat near Riparia. Surveyors near completion on a new Riparia Lewiston railroad branch with bed work and curves being finalized, amid record temperatures reaching 116 degrees.
L. I. Mann began cutting his crop on his renervation land in Wisconsin. He cut around the affected area and notes yields about 19 bushels to the acre, an average for that portion. The center of the field shows better potential as harvest progresses.
The first spring grain shipment arrived yesterday afternoon at the Furnish warehouse. One wagon load of wheat and seven of barley were received, marking the season’s initial consignments.
The report notes a postponement in the wheat warehouse operations as the floor is cleared and prepared for grain handling. Management expects the space to be ready after a month, with no commission or cosm Hon in the interim.
In Morrow county Judd of Pendleton Scouring bought over a million pounds of wool. Prices rose after storage, surpassing the purchase price, yielding $25000 profit. W. F. Donohue of North Powder was taken to St Anthonys hospital with a poorly united arm fracture. Drs Ewin and Cole operated to reset the bone for a quicker recovery.
A baby girl born yesterday afternoon at the Siler residence in this city. The infant is reported to be healthy and strong, with full maturity of appearance though her legs measure only a few inches. This is the couple’s second child, following a previous son born seven pounds.
The well known violinist Charles Nehiaall will perform tonight at the Pirei Christian church in Str. Ne bergall. A traveling artist with a promising program will entertain Pendle ton patrons, with a moderate saladimsator charge for admittance.
Charles Cole suffered a serious injury to his valuable driving horse after it ran into barbed wire in a pasture. The horse, unaccustomed to surroundings, was severely cut on both franties. The veterinarian hopes the injury may not be permanent. horse valued at $200.
Severe inquiries from Umatilla county residents reach the office about forming a Co operative Christian Federation of Portland. Nash of Portland will provide information on joining the federation and colony members are urged to contact him. The colony promises strong local patronage from a well behaved community.
Charles French Besa returned from Portland and Gladstone Park where he attended the Willamette Valley Chautauqua Association exposition. The sessions at Gladstone Park were well attended despite other attractions nearby and he showed great enthusiasm among attendees.
Mr and Mrs E A Hall and their daughters Miss Clara and Miss Hutthe depart early morning for Barker's camp near Meacham to spend August. Rev G L Hall, pastor of Baptlet church, will join next week to stay through the month.
G. Sim of Portland sues a new complete map of Oregon to be up to date in every particular. It will show routes and post offices across the state. John T. Whistler and C. J. Blanch ee of the reclamation service visited Echo this morning. Blanchard will go to Portland to head the government reclamation exhibit at the exposition.
In police court this morning Hugh McIntyre and George Snyder appeared after being arrested the night before for drunkenness. Each was fined the customary five dollars which they are now spending in the city jail.
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