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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1907
Page
4
Pendleton eyes improved grounds and a stronger team as signings, trials, and management moves unfold. Umpire J J Mullane joins, Barney Joy topics rise in Frisco, and pitchers from Gunn to Husties surface amid plans for a 20-man roster. New section foreman James Ute arrives at Thorn Hollow. Rev Walton Skipworth returns to the pulpit at The Dalles.
The Somerville Journal describes “the grip” with a long verse about ache in the back and head, feverish heat then chills, a sense of age, repeated pains, moodiness, and identity doubt. It portrays strange visions, bodily sensations, and a hollow brain.
In a quixotic verse from Arthur Colton in the April issue of Everybodys, the speaker rails at the lambs intrusion and hints at a sharper sting behind a remark about Marys follower, obscured by playful fens and caustic character.
Colonel E J Bell of Laramie Wyoming sells 30000 acres on the Littl Laramie river to six companies in blocks of 4000 to 6000 acres with varied water rights. The buyers plan to use land for feeding and fattening sheep initially and later convert tracts for nascent farmer settlers. Several large reservoirs are planned, and Baker county owns five road graders.
J H Snow Washington state highway commissioner outlines a 31 million plan to link eastern and western Washington with 1000 miles of parallel wagon roads across the mountains. Five year timetable, $225000 initial appropriation, later targeting 400000 every two years, due to reservations and forests. Also notes Kosteck digestion product ad and obituary Archibald Saling, pioneer who died March 20 in Walla Walla at age 78.
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