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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1902

Page

8

Violin Virtuoso Miss Jackson Dazzles Frazer Audience

Miss Jackson violin virtuoso with Mr. Harry Fellows tenor and Mr. William Sauer pianist appeared at the Frazer on Wednesday night. The audience recalled repeatedly praising her technique and interpretation. Her program featured Vientemps concerto in D minor, plus works by Thome Tschaikowsky St Saens Hubay and Sarasate. Fellows and Bauer added pleasure. gallery students’ seating pleased managers.

Leonora Jackson Harry J. Fellows William Sauer Frazer Miss Jackson Remeny San Francisco Vientemps Thome Tschaikowsky St. Saens Hubay Sarasate

Council Names Sprinkler Committee at City Meeting

A three member committee of Councilmen Clapton Schtaler and Dickson was appointed to study buying four sprinklers to replace three for the dry season and to report on the contract letting at the next meeting. Marshal Blakley’s salary rises to 100 dollars for March. Street opening West Court Street discussed and owners asked to donate land to avoid appraisers. Liquor license applications for Howard & Monteith Michael Gratz and Henry Schulta approved. A horse tumor operation is performed on a gray mare at Harry McBain’s farm by Dr J Christie advancing cancer removed from eyelid.

Ecity Clapton Schtaler Dickson Joe Blakley Noteen West Court Street Howard & Monteith Michael Gratz Henry Schulta Flalock St. Mary's Hospital J. Christie Harry McBain Athena McBain

Personal mentions at Pendleton hotels and nearby towns

McKay resident G E B Adams reregistered at Hotel St George while Dave Wright of Pilot Rock visited Pendleton. J M Hates from Walla Walla stayed at Hotel Pendleton with Miss Bertie Blam from Milton lodging at the Golden Rule. Mrs H M VanHorn of Walla Walla visited her daughter Mrs F F Wameley, and Mrs W M Balkley returned home from Mr Blakley’s ranch. Louis Hunziker returned from hospital news in Walla Walla. Mrs RK Brown plans six weeks in Portland and Halsey. Farmer K A Bissenger from 14 miles NW Pendleton in town midweek. Mrs M L Causey left for La Grande after a day with Mrs Sam Thompson. J Ferguson to tour Colorado New Mexico Oklahoma for Pendleton Woolen Mills for six weeks. M L Weston, once of Pendleton, now Washtucna, Wash., visits Middlesex County Virginia and will return west in April. A W Nye and Dick Nye head to Walla Walla to see Dr Blalock.

Bertie Blam Milton Golden Rule Hotel H. M.vanhorn Walla Walla F. F. Wameley W. M. Balkley Blakley Here Louis Hunziker RK. T. Brown Portland Halsey K. A. Bissenger Pendleton M. L. Causey la Grande Sam Thompson J. Ferguson Colorado New Mexico Oklahoma Pendleton Woolen Mills M. L. Weston Washtucna Washington Middlesex County Virginia A. W. Nye Dick” Nye

Democratic delegates named from La Grande primaries

East Oregonian lists elected delegates not reported Wednesday Vinson James Nelson G Lightfoot Feho A J Dillon Elmer Spike W W Whitworth W H Boyd J B Saylor Cottonwood Ed Reeser Sam Drumheller M Toner Vansycle A V McEwen John Burk La Grande March 27 caucuses held. no factional fight but many candidates for county offices. Stanfield Brothers from Echo transport ten cars of cattle to Medio. Carlson Brothers shipped six cars prime beef steers to Seattle. hog contracts noted for August delivery at 54 cents per pound. Freddie Weber injured falling from bicycle on Main street. unconscious briefly, improved later.

East Oregonian Vinson James Nelson G. Lightfoot Feho A J. Dillon Elmer Spike W. W. Whitworth W. H. Boyd J. B. Saylor Cottonwood Ed Reeser Sam Drumheller M. Toner Vansycle A. V. McEwen John Burk la Grande Stanfield Brothers Echo Baker City Medio Brown & Proffitt Carlson Brothers Ontario Seattle

Banks Vote Merge in Chicago to Form Large Lender

Chicago on March 27 stockholders of the Corn Exchange National Bank and Merchants' National Bank approved a merger proposed by directors. After completion the Corn Exchange will hold deposits over 60 million dollars, becoming the third largest bank in the city.

Chicago Corn Exchange National Bank Merchants’ National Bank Corn Exchange

Lexington Colored Conference Opens Sessions in Walnut Hills

About 250 ministers gather in Cincinnati for the Lexington colored M. and Church conference. Sessions begin tonight at Mt. Zion Walnut Hills with Bishop Goodsell of Tennessee presiding and a lineup of prominent speakers scheduled to deliver addresses.

Giant Buff Cochin Rooster Pulls Baby in Cart

A Minnesota paper profiles Gelden Duke a Buff Cochin owned by Mr Primason of Luverne. Trained to harness pull a bay cart carrying the owner's baby son. The freak prize winner walks trot and stops on cue with reins in its bill. The rooster often pulls the cart a half mile or more at home.

Minnesota Primason Luverne

Where the Fault Lies in Poultry Business

A brief reflection on why many enter poultry breeding as a business yet few succeed. The article suggests the fault lies with the men, not the market, noting that many have found success in poultry ventures while others falter. It emphasizes personal approach and business discipline as key factors.

Poultry Herald

East Oregonian Reads Local People Like The Paper

The East Oregonian serves Eastern Oregon as a representative paper praised by readers who value its coverage. Residents express appreciation for the newspaper’s reporting and community focus across the region.

East Oregonian Oregon

Pendleton Meat Consumption Surges Amid Local Demand

Pendleton meat figures show about 1200 lives sacrificed weekly to feed under 10 000 people. Pork beef veal mutton and fish totals rise with 2000 chickens and 600 pounds fish weekly. Harvest boosts demand and hog cholera scares cut pork sales. cured meats and fats from Chicago and others supplement local output. Georgia Baptist convention notes in Rome with W J Norton presiding.

Pendleton Seattle Tacoma Chicago Kansas City St. Louis Rockies

Partnership books and broken contract linked to tailor shop

A note references partnership books between John Selbert and the author in a tailor shop once occupied by Wheeler's note studio, along with a broken contract signed by John Selbert. The note is noted by A. Schwartz.

John Selbert Myself Wheeler A. Schwartz

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Hast Mr. Fellows Bauer the Frazer Council Court Street J A. Dinkley John McGourt J. W. Scheer H. Fae Oserere Cc. H. Carter George Parveau Rent Typewriter Tallman & CO G. EB. Adams McKay Hotel St. George Dave Wright Pilot Rock J. M. Hates The Pendleton Shoe Company Malo Street Freddie Weber Fred Weber Raley’s Lexington Colored Conference Packing House Products Georgia Rome W. J. Northon Atlanta Con G&f Cuba Owl Tea Ukiah Huston & Carney Prop's Ye Ridge Alba Dmy ST. Joe Store Sistees Neaing Carrier Millinery Main and Webb Streets Pendleton, Ores Lee U. S C. F. Colesworthy East Alta Street
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