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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1906
Page
8
Blue Mountain Reserve Allocated Hearing Planned
A committee reports reductions in sheepmen requests for Blue Mountain Reserve allocations and calls for a full hearing by forest officers. Names of applicants and amounts reduced are listed, with several entities cut to meet quotas. Superintendent Sheller will travel to La Grande Baker City and Austin for further meetings, while a women’s club exhibit of 200 paintings opens to support local school purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunningham Sheep & Land Company
K. G. Warner
Barker & Pitter
McCabe Bros
Rettle & Patterson
Pat Doherty
Pedro Bros
B. Barker
C. F. Armstrong
Donald Ross
Mallahan & Byrne
Sheller
la Grande
Baker City
Austin
L. R. Traver
Hunt ranch acquired to support Troutdale stock business
William H. Daugherty now manager of the Union Stockyards in Portland visited Pendleton with his wife. He states the Hunt ranch near Foster will be kept and used with the Troutdale business for raising for fattening beef and mutton. The property, bought from G. W. Hunt for 175000 dollars, spans 3500 acres of alfalfa land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Daugherty
Pendleton
Union Stockyards
Portland
Hunt Ranch
Foster
Daugherty
Troutdale
Tacoma
Walla Walla
Hunt
G. W. Hunt
Elson Exhibition Opens at Music Hall Tomorrow
Pictures from the Elson Collection were installed in Music Hall today. The Elson art exhibit, slated for Tuesday through Thursday this week, opens to the public tomorrow at 2 PM in Music Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elson
Music Hall
Art Exhibit Program At Music Hall Tomorrow Afternoon
Public Schools present an afternoon program at Music Hall featuring Fieldh and North schools students with songs such as The Shell The Butterfly The Postition and The Big Bass Drum plus readings by Millard Nelson and others followed by Pendleton high school evening program at Elson Art exhibit including piano solos readings and choir numbers The Two Grenadiers and Hush Honey Hush are among entries with Glee Club and High School Chorus performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Fieldh
North
Clarence ‘Bean
Millard Nelson
Cceeneens
Mies Rippey
L. Hall
Pendleton High School
Elson
O'Clock
Ermal Mann
Stella Lee
Margaret Williams
Bos
Glee Club
Howl Kader Voral Bolowec
Bernice Ruppe
Dalsy McPherson
Wea
Eee Laeyee
The
Two Grenadiers
Neanseee High School
Dolly Varden trout on display at Taylor Hardware
A Dolly Varden trout twenty two inches long is shown in the window of the Taylor hardware store. It was caught by Albert Humphreys near Bingham yesterday as Pendleton sportsmen reported good catches in mountain streams east of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Hardware
Albert Humphreys
Bingham
Pendleton
Here
Peebler to Rebuild After Farm Residence Fire
George D. Peebler of Stage Gulch arrived in the city to arrange lumber and carpenters for immediate rebuilding after a recently burned farm residence. The Ira Perkins family, former occupants, now camps in a tent while the new house is erected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Peebler
Stage Gulch
Ira Perkins
Doctor leaves for Alberta to view land prospects
Dr. W. D. Holsington of Bickleton Washington, who has been visiting his brother Dr. C. B. Holsington, an osteopath here, departed this morning for Alberta Canada to inspect land for possible purchase. His wife returned to their home in Bickleton last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Holsington
Bickleton
Wash
C. 8
Holsington
Alberta
Canada
Typhoid Strikes Son Of Charles Cunningham In Spokane
M with typhoid, the 9 year old son of Charles Cunningham, was rushed to St Anthonys hospital last evening. He had just returned from Gonzaga College in Spokane where the school was closed last week due to a typhoid epidemic. In Oregon, W C Fisher was assaulted by an unknown man in the dark at Ranier, likely tied to his efforts to enforce temperance laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies
Charles Cunningham
St. Anthony's Hospital
Gonzaga College
Spokane
W. C. Fisher
Ranier
Ore
Fisher
Wade outlines plan for taxing foreign sheep in Oregon
Cecil R. Wade, candidate for the legislature from Umatilla County, writes secretary Dan P. Smythe of the Umatilla County Woolgrowers' Association outlining his stance on enforcing a strict tax on foreign sheep grazing in Oregon. He argues Oregon grass should belong to Oregon sheep and pledges to push a stringent tax and quarantine law if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Ti. Wade
Dan P. Smythe
Umatillan County
Cecil B H. Wade
Umatilla County
Oregon
Wade
Ian P. Smythe
Militlila County Woolgrowers’ Association
Pendleton
Ore
Woolgrowers Association
Washington
Oregon Territory
Umatilla
Caase
Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
Cecil R. Wade
Washington Agricultural College Livestock Scene at Pullman
The Pullman Tribune reports on Washington Agricultural College's livestock farm. Bulls of Durham Shorthorn Hereford and Black Polled breeds graze while Holstein cattle show record growth and a 1450 pound steer tops the barn. A Holstein heifer calved for the first time, yielding 24% pounds that morning. Berkshire and Poland China pigs, plus fine sheep, illustrate profitable, carefully managed experimental farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman Tribune
Washington Agricultural College
Tribune
Spokane
Foster
Poland
China
Berkshire
Ehorn
Kennard to Take Charge of O K Feed Yard in City
Lee Kennard, noted horse trainer, is making arrangements to assume management of the O K Feed Yard in the city. He will conduct the yard in the future, overseeing operations and daily activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Kennard
Weston
O. K. Feed Yard
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