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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1906
Page
5
A jumble of short notices from Pendleton Oregon items include bargain ads for refrigerators and Millinery closeouts, rentals, job inquiries, beer prices, a grocery business for sale, baby photo reminders, storage services, and a collections warning from Grays Harbor Commercial Co. Pendleton Oregon.
A vintage ad from Hunziker Jewelers and Optician promotes a large stock of jewelry at moderate prices and offers an independent guarantee on every piece, signaling buyer assurance and a bold sales pitch for value and trust.
Frank Porter son of James Porter, resident north of Pen dhelon, was badly hurt after stepping on a nail. He was brought to town and is receiving treatment from Dr. Cole.
July 20 Chicago dispatch reports focus on the Drago doctrine as the key issue at the TM-Serica Congress in Rio Janeiro, with South American delegates upset at Secretary Root's reception. Wheat and grain prices edge higher while wildfire and animal behavior notes fill the rest of the page with uncanny curiosities.
A flurry of short notes lists residents and visitors: Dunlap returns from three weeks away. Smythe leaves for Arlington. Mrs Brank Perham back from Lehman Springs. Dr Smith departs for Portland on a short trip. Many others travel to Meacham Spokane Wolf Horse region and local resorts. judge Bean, insurance man Youtyberg, Vaughan, and several families head to Bingham Springs, Lehman Springs, and the Sound for summer outings. A marriage license is issued to Kinder McCurtain and Emma Smith.
The radicals urge the army and navy to rise, split Russia into opposing camps, with peasants and workers forming the majority while the educated and officers oppose the government. They accuse Treport and Bochiteg, along with Manchurian generals, of backing the regime and call for a general revolt.
Work on the road between Bingham Springs Station and the resort advances rapidly and bridges under construction are near completion by week’s end. The improved route will shorten the ride by three quarters of a mile and bypass rocky fords, drawing more visitors to Hingham Springs.
Chief Engineer George W. Boschke of the OR&N and contractor firm Erickson & Peterson arrived by Owl train from Spokane to inspect the Riparia Lewiston extension. They noted labor shortages due to harvest, estimated 100 men daily sent out but few workers, and hoped work would resume soon with the river pier sites checked for water stage. The party also toured the Clearwater river piers and later inspected the Birgin Branch work, boarding Boschke's private car at Hiparis before continuing by small boat. Eureka Jodie No 42 and O. P. Weld semi non millnetailation of officers followed the ceremony with officers installed.
A Corvallis Times account describes an Newport excursion train returning Sunday night tilting toward public affection. Several couples aged around 16 to 19 engaged in intimate behavior amid laughing onlookers as others watched, with crude incidents noted and a peculiar remark from an older man as the car entered a tunnel.
The Deseret Farmer notes a plan to dise alfalfa and then smooth after the fire. A spring field thoroughly disced and harrowed yielded 25 percent more hay without irrigation than a nearby irrigated field. Excessive irrigation removes valuable fodder and should be reduced. Two hundred native workers at the Mexican Central railway shops in Aguas Calientes quit work over wage disputes, demanding equal pay with American workers.
Fragments describe Danish women in state service at sea and sailors facing old sports rules, plus a London Telegraph exchange about amateur status. Scenes include shipboard work, a debate on eligibility for money events, a geol joke, and a butter shop quip about reputation and quality.
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