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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1907
Page
9
A fragmented notice describes a hectic scene with horses and riders at night. It mentions a person named Busy One Reét and a mare, with scattered references to wheels, taure, and ai eep tala nat. The readable text hints at an event or mishap involving equines and night travel.
To meet growing business demands the bank is undergoing a complete change. When finished, the bank will be better prepared to care for the wants of its patrons.
A public debate at Normal chapel features three speakers on suffrage with Pendleton high school as the opponent. Ella Hays, Gussie Hutchinson, and Mary Zurcher speak affirmatively. J. B. Potter, Robert Bibmegen, and C. Sommerville speak negatively. Musical numbers accompany the event, with Pauline Simpson visiting from Portland returning home.
Freewater March 29 The cannery frame is up and roofing laid. Contractor Fletcher said completion date uncertain but machinery is expected in April. Sidetrack for the traction company will adjoin the cannery and serve the O R & N company. The French government set aside 22000 dollars in the past year to aid organizations helping members during unemployment.
Calderhead, returning from the east, says railroads are busy aligning with Interstate Commerce Commission rules. He notes tariffs may be republished and winter freight congestion easing as Minnesota transfer delays clear. He cites major congestion between New York and St Paul and difficulties tracing vast freight once launched.
Montreal Times correspondent reports by the London Times that in the west of Camila 75,280,000 acres have been allotted from 90,000,000 fertile acres while 14,150,000 remain. In 1906 Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta with a population of 206,928 held 7,293,719 acres. after excluding a million acres of railway lands the genuine farmer share appears small. House for rent nine rooms near Malin street asks 205 West Webb Street inquiries.
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