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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1902
Page
7
Pendleton Livestock and Poultry items with hens roosters turkeys ducks and eggs priced per dozen or pound. Retail grocery prices list Sugar-Cane granulated coffee rice salt flour and more with per sack per 16 pounds and per barrel pricing.
Port land March 27 port shows prices for sheep skins and pelts. Shearlings by wool length range from 15 to 60 cents each. Hides list various grades with per pound and per head rates for dry salted and green hides. Pelts include bear skins foxes martens otters beaver wolves and other animals with varied prices by size and quality.
A fragment cites advertising as an effective way to earn income with continuous exposure. It mentions bias and hints at suggestions for improving returns from ads. The text is garbled and reads like draft notes rather than a complete report.
A historical overview recalls women who disguised as men in military roles. It cites Deb orah Sampson, Molly, and other figures like Nadeyda Dourovna in Russia, detailing their disguises, service, and notable acts, with notes on their trials, bravery, and later recognition.
Debora Gannett crafted haberdashery with her own hands and wore a watch as a keepsake. She recovered from illness with General Patterson ensuring safety and honor. She received discharge with honors, later married Benjamin Gannett, and was posthumously honored with pensions granted 1793 and 1805. The Gannett home remains in Sharon Massachusetts with a memorial grave and D A B chapter flowers mark her grave each Memorial Day.
A Bomerville Journal item humorously warns men that romance fails by gifts alone. A man wins affection faster by silent restraint than by chocolates flowers and ice cream when the woman is eating in a drought, a pointed social quip on manners.
The scene shows a fireman carrying a woman down a ladder while she resists at first. A second climber arrives, described as more handsome, and she waits for him, causing panic among onlookers. The exchange reflects the tense moments during the rescue.
Europe shows wide contrasts with sunshine hours and social funds. Austria mandates miners pension contributions. Germany hosts 24,000 friendly societies while the UK has 23,000 and France around 6,000. France taxes vessel bounty and tonnage differs by material. The Vulcan in Tidaholmen Sweden is the world’s largest match factory, employing 1,200 and producing 900,000 boxes daily. Cardiff Newcastle and New Port/Sunderland each ship millions of tons of coal annually. Siberian railway spans 30 miles of bridges, Yenissei crossing at Krasnoyarsk is longest at half a mile.
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