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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1907

Page

7

Freewater Canning and Preserving Company Formed in Oregon

Freewater Oregon March 5 Incorportation of the Freewater Canning and Preserving Company with $15,000 capital in 150 shares of $100 each. C. T. Godwin to draft articles and by-laws. Directors to be elected after organization. Cannery to be built east of Eagle Mills on Johnson land. O R N to build a switch. Walla Walla Traction grades track toward cannery. State fair racing program planned with large purses for harness events at the Northwest fairs including Salem Walla Walla Boise North Yakima Spokane with dates this week and next.

C. T. Godwin Eagle Mills Freewater Cannery Freewater Canning & Preserving Company William Johnson 0. R. & N. Company Walla Walla Traction Company Christian Place State Fair Board Salem Statesman W. H. Downing State Board of Agriculture Frank Welch W. F. Matlock Pendleton Portland Oregon Salem Walla Walla Boise North Yakime Spokane

State Fair Racing Program Fine List of Harness Events

W F Matlock of this city travels to Portland on a mission related to the state fair harness racing program. He is there to observe and possibly participate in events tied to the horse racing season and schedule.

W. F. Matlock Portland

Peoples Warehouse Receives General Repainting and Renovation

At the Peoples Warehouse a spring cleanup has finished making the emporium bright and new. All woodwork was repainted and general renovation done by employees in various departments. With spring stocks in place the store looks attractive and ready for the busy season ahead.

Peoples

Teachers Study Club Meeting Tonight at Court House

The regular meeting of the Teachers Study Club of this city will be held at 7 40 this evening in the offices of County Superintendent Frank K Welles at the court house. All members are urged to attend. The club is making excellent progress and enjoys a large membership.

Teachers’ Study Club Frank K. Welles Court House

Commons votes to disestablish and disendow the Church

The house of commons approved by 90 to 19 a resolution for the disestablishment and disendowment of the Episcopal Church in England and Wales. A similar proposal in May 1871 failed by a large majority.

House of Commons Episcopal Church of England England Wales

Commercial Club Tonight Sets Officers and Aberdeen Offer

The Commercial Club will install new officers led by President M A Rader with Lee Teutsch as vice president and A I Knight secretary. The meeting also weighs Aberdeen ball team’s offer to train Pendleton for 225 dollars travel, with potential Sunday games to recoup costs, and considers forming a Pendleton team under club auspices.

Aberdeen Pendleton Rader Commercial Association M. A. Rader Lee Teutsch A. I . Knight Mark Moorhouse

Desert Reclamation Debate In Prineville's Desert Range

Prineville residents oppose private capital reclamation of the Upper Deechates valley arguing government work is preferable. The Pioneer claimed desert as Williamson and stock men’s sheep range, prompting laughter. The desert, a poor stock range, has limited value, with much land excluded from segregation.

Prineville Deechates Prineville Review Williamson Dheep Cascades Oregon Great Desert Drake

Jute crop statistics raise figures for 1994 to 2006

The report lists jute value at $65.68 per ton in 1994, $76.93 in 2005, and $119.94 in 2006 with export values for eight months at $28,295,707 and home cloth at $2,066,008. American consul at Calcutta provides movement analysis.

Canya Thes Calcutta

Farmers Repair Highways to Ready Spring Travel

County commissioners push spring road work by authorizing farmers and supervisors to repair damaged routes. Judge Gand notes repairs funded by the county have been the only path forward due to frozen ground and labor shortages. Walker and Lee inspected Cold Springs canyon and Wild Horse routes to give repairs directions, aiming to restore usable roads promptly.

Gand Walker Lee Holdman Cold Springs Canyon Here Adimes Gullland Ance

W. & RR. Train Progress Aimed For Friday Arrival

Rapid reconstruction of the line into the city is underway with expectations that a train on the W and C railroad will reach the city by Friday evening. A north part line repair will bring the Juniper town section tonight, and Helix from the north by Thursday evening. With Ruth of Helix already rebuilt, officials anticipate the train can pass to the city by Friday afternoon or evening at the latest. The track has been rebuilt in many places and the current repairs are temporary.

Juniper Helix Ruth Thre City

Destroy dandruff with Newbro's Herpleide for hair health

Ad claims hair loss is caused by a burrowing germ in dandruff and promotes Newbro's Herpleide as the only effective remedy. The product is marketed as strengthening, soothing to wear, and available in two sizes with a request to send stamps for a sample. Distributed by A. C. Koeppen & Co and The Herpsicida Co of Detroit.

Newbro Send Co Stampa Snmple Herpsicida Co Detroit Mod A. C. Koeppen & Roa

Whitman College Baseball Promises a Stronger Lineup

The Walla Walla Statesman praises Whitman College baseball predicting the finest team in history. Practice observations under Coach Lawrence show a lineup filled with players likely to outclass past Whitman squads, especially in the infield with Dutcher Schmidt and Rorleski contributing standout work.

Whitman Walla Walla Statesman Missionary Bunch Conch Lawrence Fone Dutcher Schmidt Rorleski

Salem Shoplifting Incidents Reported by Merchants

The Salem Statesman notes several merchants suffered petty thefts yesterday. In three cases the culprits were detected and required to pay for food. Others escaped. items were taken from store counters. No arrests were made and names are withheld.

Salem Anys Salem Statesman

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