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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1904
Page
7
On the Inland Empire exchanges, Lian plans a Spokane picnic with a Bra day for the children. Funds cover ice cream bread cookies meat and incidental costs. detailed expenses are listed as donations from local friends and city supporters. The event aims to be self funded with no Captain McClel expenses.
iMET REVIEWED workers report fresh fruits and vegetables arriving from California with tomato price around 20 cents a pound. Strawberries and cherries fetch several prices, with ripening produce expected to lower prices as the season progresses. Meanwhile, a ceremony at a military academy awards diplomas to graduates including Cadet Charles K. Perlis as top graduate, with remarks by Secretary of War and Gen. Carnahan.
The National Association of Credit Men began its session at the Savoy hotel in York on June 1. About 400 delegates from various parts of the United States attended to discuss commercial legislation, co operation, and reforms affecting credit, bankruptcy laws, and the protection of buyers in trade.
June 15 report notes cadets forming a class at ES ecclase in the United States Mili. The fragment references historical military education and graduation activity, mentioning cadets and unspecified details from a period source.
The Shepherds Bulletin reports Pacific wool prices and shrinkage with interest centering in Oregon at Pendleton where sales have begun and prices are favorable. Shrinking at 70 percent affects costs, with clean wools fetching about $10 per ton in the local market.
The Oregonian notes a sensational tale of a Chinese cook who married Lacy Billings of Foster Oregon. The couple allegedly eloped, lived in California, and confusion over Foster’s location spread via the Associated Press. The piece hints at misreporting and local misperception in Umatilla county.
Classified list includes doctors dentists veterinarians and lawyers with offices linked to Pendleton Savings Bank and Judd building. Also features bankers, an abstract company, land commissioner, and insurance firms along with rental spaces and a sewer contractor. Public auction notice announces estate sale of machinery and property in Pendleton with high bid sought.
Arrivals and departures noted for the 41 and 42 mixed trains on January 30 with No 7 commerce to No 2. No. 42 connects with No. 2, detailing interline connections at Walla Walla for the railway schedule.
European plan with steam heat throughout and modern conveniences. Rooms ensuite with bath and fire alarm connections to the office in all rooms. Large, sample rooms available at the Hotel St. George regarded as one of the modern and model hotels of Oregon. Phone service provided.
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