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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1904
Page
5
A collage of short notices and ads from Gratz’s and nearby shops. Items mention Sunny ice cream, Boston daily goods, sweaters, wagons, lamps, school for nurses, window displays, and rent notices. Also notes a train speed record in Atlantic City and a fatal accident in France near Bregolile.
For the World's Fair at St Louis excursion rates are listed. Full round trips to St Louis via St Paul or Billings cost 60 dollars. to Chicago via St Paul cost 65. return options vary with routes through Chicago or St Louis. Half fare for children ten and under. Tickets on sale on specified dates with ten day travel and 80 day return windows. Contacts: Walter Adams Agent and B Calderhead Pendleton General Passenger Agent.
Arley Pennick and A E McCully in town with farming ties from Atoms and Helix. Infants ill, hospital plans for Mrs Lovie Monferantelli, Mrs Carl Jensen to enter soon. Jerold Tuttle arrived from Portland. Clarke hardware announces James Gilliland as new salesman. Various residents return from Portland and travel for business or leisure, including HM Connel, W F Matlock, and Rev Bleakney. Local professions, sports, and social visits shape a busy day in the city.
A tiny Bible in a walnut shell survived in Harleian MS collection via Peter Bales. The miniature book, read with a magnifier, mirrored Elizabethan era devotion and included the Lord's Prayer the creed ten commandments two Latin prayers a motto and a date on a fingernail sized slip sealed in a gold ring.
Agricultural experts urge cutting alfalfa when only one tenth of plants are blooming to maximize protein content and overall yield. Kansas and Colorado studies show higher protein and hay yields from early cuts, while late cuts reduce both yield and feeding value. A Utah trial confirms first bloom cuts yield more beef weight per acre, underscoring the crop’s protein advantage and leaf preservation importance. A probate-style ad fragment at end notes Alberta land offers and a buyer seeking partnership, promising strong wheat and barley yields with ample rainfall and year-round stock range.
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