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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1903
Page
8
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A program for a March 27 girls declamatory contest in the high school assembly hall has been completed. Contestants include Josephine Cameron Edith Johnson Carrie Burton Clara Boylen Effie Smith Willie Milne Mabel Reynolds Ivy Younger with music by a boys quartet the high school orchestra instrumental and vocal solos.
Righy and Clove near completion of a new combined harvester shop, with remodels and cement foundations in the machinery rooms. Mr Clove will oversee construction, Baltemore and May take charge of machinery and engines, and a skilled moulder W. W. Hodge arrives from San Leandro to join the crew. The firm plans to launch a fully equipped line for the next crop branding.
Professor C N Hill a Salina Kansas musician and vocalist visited the city as guest of A H Wait. He heads to Huntsville Washington where he, his father and brother in law recently bought fruit lands. Hill is a singing evangelist open for engagements and may travel with Mr Martin the Christian evangelist in Athena.
At the union gospel meeting in First Baptist church tomorrow evening the painting Christ Before Pilate by Munkasey will be projected on an 8 by 12 feet canvas. The services are free and open to everybody. all are invited to attend.
State Food Commissioner J. W. Bailey will address the farmers institute in La Grande on Saturday evening about the possibilities of dairying in the North. The talk will discuss practical prospects, existing dairy conditions, and the role of farmers in expanding dairy output.
C IL Blakeslee of Union received a coop of four Barred Plymouth Rock hens that earned 4 Polata at the Ohio Poultry Show. The total price for the lot was $50.
Grant's Pass March 1 Harry Wood manager of the jade claims in Indian Creek Josephine county reports large quantities of jade in three shades dark blue green to transparent white. California investors join to develop the mine claiming an unlimited supply and noting the stream turns blue from the stone. It is the first North American find of jade, previously sourced from the Orient and Turkestan. Chinese use jade for rings bracelets vases and other wares.
Umatilla county lumbermen met to organize a regional association modeled after Northwest and Idaho lumber groups. The aim is concessions from mills, lumber standards, and better railroad tariffs, not price control. A second meeting at Walla Walla will finalize rules. J A Borie chaired, Curtis served as secretary.
Ernest Walden William Pickle and George Winn of Weston returned from Reho this morning. They visited for two aims entry on government land and stock in the jackrab bit cannery. They are undecided on both propositions though probabilities favor both.
After being brought back from Pendleton, Dan Lawrence appeared before Judge Grant in La Grande. The defendant, who admitted stealing a gun and selling it to Mr. Jacobs, the local pawnbroker, was placed under $200 bonds to appear at the next district court session.
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