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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1908
Page
7
In suspense about where to send your vehicle for repair consider this shop offering prompt, quality work with affordable payment options. They advertise carriages and gasoline engines, hacks, winona wagons, and buggies. An expert painter promises reasonable rates and old rigs made to look like new.
A 20 year old wife, Mrs. Harrison, vows to move near her convict husband H L Harrison in Bellingham to support him and to be first to see him after release. She declined an eastward move offered by charity officials, saying she will stay by him throughout his term and during his confinement period.
A Valley of the Rio Grande junco tree long thought useless is found to bear leaves, fruit, and power. Its wood polishes to ebony-like luster and could replace costly woods for small cabinetry and instrument parts. Consul Miller reports potential commercial value despite its near extinction and limited range in Mexico and Texas. Read the East Oregonian.
The Panama Canal Commission reviews the social impact of bachelors in the region. It notes West Indian bachelors waste food and disturb early routines, suggesting mess kitchens as a remedy funded from wages. Two solutions are proposed: treat the bachelor as a belligerent boy or marry him off.
A brief report by Weeks and Heikes of the United States Geological Survey describes copper, silver, and gold ores in the ceded Fort Hall Indian reservation area near Pocatello Idaho. It covers geology, deposit forms, mining history, development prospects, and the economic question of ore value versus the capital needed for extraction and reduction. It also notes decay conditions affecting mining and milling costs.
George Norris aged 16 of Everett Washington may lose his right forearm after a hunting accident. He lifted the shotgun from the boat side and drew it toward him catching the lock on a rib, the gun fired.
If you have lived too long in one place look at today’s furnished rooms ads and see a change of scene. Don’t deal with buyers offering half what the right man would pay. Consider trying a new test of want advertising today.
FOR SALE 100 TONS OF WHEAT hay or alfalfa or both. Apply at Ladow ranch six miles south of Pendleton. FOR SALE 160 ACRES partly seeded to alfalfa two good orchards house nicely furnished several springs fine sheep ranch wood range to reserve very near railroad arranged for two families. Address 607 Weatherby, Ore. FOR RENT Nine room brick house electric lights hot water and good range three blocks from Main street. Apply 408 East Bluff or at a M Bentley's office on Court street.
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