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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1903
Page
6
L Neff, once of the Hotel Alta, runs the Old Dutch Henry Feed Yard offering stalls, large corrals for horses and cattle, hay and grain for sale, with a chop mill in connection.
Statewide changes take effect July 1 boosting annual salaries for postmasters in Salem Pendleton Eugene Oregon City Ashland Roseburg Grants Pass Corvallis McMinnville Medford Hood River Marshfield Union Hillsboro Newberg Tillamook Burns Independence Silverton Milton Huntington and Woodburn by 100 per year. Some cities like Baker City La Grande Astoria Albany not yet at that level due to receipts. others grow with regional development and population. Old and new salary figures show steady increases as the state rises.
New York June 22 Charles F McKim of McKim Mead White received the King’s Gold Medal for architecture from the Royal Institute of British Architects. The investiture occurred in a simple ceremony with notable attendees. McKim, born in Chester County Pa in 1847, designed Columbia University buildings and the Boston Public Library among other prominent structures.
The Christian churches of Iowa convene in Des Moines gathering through much of the week. Today reviews the Christian Women's Board of Missions business. The convention proper opens tomorrow with a report by B. S. Denny of Des Moines and an address by T. A. Abbott of Kansas City, among other speakers.
A patient describes a small jaw pimple causing pain and bleeding that worsened until a fair trial with a remedy led to healing. After several bottles the sore disappeared and two years later no signs of cancer remain. health remains good, as reported by Mrs. E. Wyaconta, Missouri.
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