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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1908

Page

8

Oregon and Idaho Report Major Eradication of Sheep Scab

Federal quarantine officials report May inspections in Oregon found 7179 infected sheep out of 80 803 inspected, mostly in Lake and Malheur counties where dipping compliance lagged. Idaho had 452 411 sheep checked with no scab cases. Also notes visitors from Joplin Missouri staying with Mrs Huston and plans to tour coast cities.

Lake and Malheur Oregon Idaho MacClure Northwest Lake

William Hamiltons Arrive From Missouri

Mr and Mrs William Hamilton arrive from Missouri marking a family relocation. The notice notes their move and welcomes them to the community.

Missouri William Hamilton

Cold warnings to seek early treatment

A brief public health prompt urges timely action at the onset of cold symptoms. It warns that delaying care can allow the condition to worsen and become harder to treat, noting that every hour lost early can extend illness duration. Take prompt steps now.

Balloon Ascension Scheduled at Webb Street Roundabout

There will be a balloon ascent this evening at seven o'clock replacing the earlier four o'clock time due to a ball game. The event at the merry go round behind Aaders promises a first city ascent this season and has drawn local children in recent days. Mr and Mrs D C Brown return from Milton after attending the funeral of W S Brown a noted pioneer.

Webb Street Aaders

Land Sale Near Spofford Station On O R N

E P Jansen sold to D O Rader 0 acres near Spofford station on the O R N for 7000 dollars. The land is described as valuable farming land at 47 50 per acre. An illustration of local land prices is included.

E. P. Jansen D. O. Rader Spofford Station

Another suit against the Maze owners filed

W J Van Schuyver & Co. filed a suit against Olsen & Hansen to collect a $655 account. The complaint was filed by D W Batley.

W. J. van Schuyver & Co Olsen & Hansen D. W. Batley

New Iron Fence Replaces Old High School Board Fence

The long closed school grounds receive a new iron fence replacing the old board barrier. The updated fencing enhances the property's appearance and fulfills a long standing need noted by the school community.

Sheep cars shipped from Umatilla county to Cle Elum

Five cars of Umatilla county sheep are being sent today over the Northern Pacific to Cle Elum Washington where they will graze on summer ranges until feeding begins this fall and they are fattened for Beattle markets.

Umatilla County Northern Pacific

Mountain Crops Look Strong in McKay Creek Districts

Charles E. Hanna of McKay Creek is in the city on a trading and business trip. He reports ample moisture and thriving crops and gardens in the Meacham and McKay Creek districts, forecasting good yields.

Charles E. Hanna McKay Creek Meacham

Having Faith In God Means Trusting Your Fellows

A brief reflection on faith as a social bond, arguing that belief in God implies confidence in other people and communal responsibility. The remark emphasizes shared values and mutual support as foundations of faith in everyday life.

God

Tea imports stagnate by 1904 under 1864 levels

A brief critique notes that tea imports in 1904 are scarcely higher than in 1864 and that tea quality is poor. It mentions a grocer policy offering refunds if customers dislike Schilling tea, with the retailer suggesting they cover the refund cost.

Cement block plant fuels Pendleton growth near city hall

Dan May operates eastern Oregon's first large scale cement block plant in Pendleton west end. Over two years he has employed 3 to 5 workers, aims for 16 to 20 as demand expands, and now handles cement work on the new city hall with about 15 men. He envisions supplying foundations pillars and cellars citywide and neighboring towns.

Pendleton Dan May May Oregon

Pendleton Auto Receives Five Franklin Cars

Pendleton Auto Company receives a new freight of five Franklin automobiles, twoModel G and three Model D, all latest improved. A Model G has been sold to Mr and Mrs G B Carrier of Carrier Millinery. Extra sales expected as plans move forward. Construction on J W McCormmach’s new Johnson Street garage proceeds with a concrete foundation set for heavy rail trade in automobiles.

Pendleton Auto Company G. B. Carrier Carrier Prospect J. W. McCormmach Johnson Street Court Street

Landers Honored by The Dalles Schools Tonight

J. S. Landers, former Pendleton city school superintendent for 11 years, is invited to deliver the 1908 graduation address at The Dalles High School. He and Mrs. Landers will participate in tonight's commencement program and alumni events, then depart for further plans.

City Landers Dalles J. 5. Landers Pendleton Portland

Terpenning Couple Awarded Home Contract

Mr and Mrs Terpenning secure a contract for a four or five room residence on Tustin street. Local contractor L Dunlap to erect the substantial dwelling at an approximate cost of 2500 dollars. The Terpennings, Pendleton residents for 18 months, plan to make Pendleton their permanent home.

S. Terpenning L. Dunlap Tustin Street

Leach Reports Kerr-Gifford Buys Clearwater Warehouses

N. A. Leach traveling agent for oP feet grain company announced in town that Kerr Gifford has bought the entire line of Clearwater river warehouses once owned by Ket tenbaugh of Lewiston. An office will open in Lewiston soon, with warehouses at about 20 stations along the Clearwater and Lewiston flats.

A. Leach Op Feet Grain Company Kerr-Gifford Company Clearwater Kettenbaugh Company Lewiston Walla Walla

Revered minister buried after sudden heart failure

Rev William H Carter a longtime Methodist pastor and Grand Army Post member died suddenly from heart failure while taking his son to the early morning train at Tovuchet. He was buried in the city cemetery yesterday afternoon with Rev John LeCornu, another Grand Army veteran, conducting the funeral.

William H. Carter Grand Army Dayton Tovuchet Wallin Walla

Wanted at once good clean rags market price paid

East Oregonian office seeks to purchase old newspapers with no stains or adhesive matter. Advertises immediate payment in cash and fair market value for usable rag content. Call or visit the East Oregonian office to arrange pickup or delivery.

East Oregonian

Easy Picking Decision Opens La Grande Pendleton Series

Pendleton loses 3 to 2 in a high tension opener as La Grande pounces early, roughing up pitcher Taliaferro and forcing changes after Van Houten injures a finger. Kotteman and Taliaferro each strike out three. Pendleton’s Baker and Dean drive in both runs. Lodell fined $5 for language as benches clash with the umpire Buerstette.

la Grande Pendleton Fournier Dean Black Taliaferro Kotteman Lodell Buerstette P. C. la Grande Walla Walla Baker City Lorimer M. Baker van Houten Conrad Tracy Bake

Praise for Miss Young at Pendleton Academy recital

The Walla Walla Bulletin extols Harriet Esther Young the Pendleton academy music teacher. Her piano pupils presented a fine recital in Whitman college chapel, marking their last Walla Walla concert before she leaves for next year as Pendleton academy's head of music.

Walla Walla Harriet Young Pendleton Academy Harriet Esther Young Whitman College Chapel Miss Young

Pendleton Eagles to honor J E Brink guest tonight

J E Brink deputy worthy grand president of the order of Eagles will be guest of Pendleton Eagles at their meeting tonight. Pendleton aerie president J H Estes urges full turnout. Social session planned and talks by visiting officer and locals. From August 11 to 15 the F O E grind nerve will meet in Seattle. Pendleton lodges plan marching club and degree team for the event.

J. BE. Brink Order of Eagles Pendleton Eagles J. H. Estes The Aerie Grind Nerse Seattle Pendleton Sound City

Meacham Mill to Close As Lumber Market Slumps

The Meacham bic sawmill of the Meacham Lumber Company at Meacham will shut down soon due to a dull eastern lumber market. After three months in operation and exclusive eastward shipments, the mill faces financial downturn. It may reopen later to focus on eastern Oregon's local market.

Meacham Bic Meacham Lumber Company Oregon

Wanted Work on Farm by Young Couple

A man and wife seek farm work. they are young, sober, and industrious. Inquire at room 16, St. Elmo lodging house.

St. Elmo

Contests Populate Republican National Committee Session

Chicago June 6 A national committee meeting opens with over 200 contests to resolve including Alabama Louisiana Mississippi Oklahoma South Carolina Tennessee Texas Florida Arizona Alaska and district contests across the country The Brownsville issue may be raised by Senator Foraker to pressure Taft Roosevelt relations and potential second term talk dominates discussion.

Chicago National Committee Alabama Arkansas Louisian Missisippi Oklahoma South Carolina Tennessee Texas Florida Arizona Alaska Foraker Brownsville Committee New York New York, Senator Foraker Taft Roosevelt

New Discovery praised for coughs and lung relief

Naples man Wester M Nelson credits Dr Kings New Discovery with life saving relief for coughs throat and lung issues. The ad touts nearly 40 years at the top of throat and lung remedies as a pneumonia preventive and lung healer sold at Tallman Co.s drug store 50c and 1 trial bottle free.

Wester M. Nelson Naples Dr. King Tallman & Co

Chance of a Lifetime Farm Offer in Oregon Town Lot Free

Pendleton Investment Company advertises a southern Oregon farm for 200 dollars with 10 pounds monthly payments and a free town lot. Warranty deeds and perfect title offered. Savings bank building details and contact urged, promising limited time availability.

Oregon Pendleton Investment Company Savings Bank

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DR. Price Standard Grocery Co Court St Golden Rule Joplin Jack Huston Hamilton Mrs. Huston Mr. Hamilton F&s the Club T. W. Murrell Cor. Court and Cottonwood W. S. Brown D. C. Brown Milton Mr. Brown W.S. Brown Maze Schilling the Fair Store United States Depository Decem Carload OF Franklins Dalles High School Terpenning Denis Puzalers Baker and Koozer Pendeton Academy BIG J. E. Brink Batiste Dimity and Ginghams Dimity Alexander Dep’t Store Paraker Gill Taft Roosevelt Taft Byers Pendleton Roller Mills Max Baer Roleys Pendleton Drug Company
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