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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1904
Page
5
A terse note urges investigative attention, highlighting potential concerns or overlooked details. The call to review prompts readers to examine actions or information that may affect outcomes or assumptions.
Local notices list a flurry of sales and offerings at numerous merchants including Kunkel's Teutsch's Mint and Teich's with hats slippers dry goods and farm equipment. A separate report notes Joseph Doehm of Green Bay Wis suicide and destruction of cash to prevent kin inheriting it.
Sullivan and Bond report removal sale a decided success with daily increases in customers. They have added two salesmen and are moving fast through their stock, offering excellent bargains in men’s furnishings. Buyers are urged to come early for best choice as afternoons are busy and the store aims to please every customer.
Waiteburg Oregon hosts the annual A O U W picnic with round trip tickets to Waiteburg offered at 2.80 dollars. Sale dates June 10 and 11 with return allowed until June 13 1904. For details contact FE C Smith agent.
Charles McBee of Echo visits the city today with Mrs. H. E. Carpenter joining a Milton visit. G W Phelps of Heppner attends the farmers institute. J A Nelvet of Athena attends. J W Alley of Wallowa County sentenced to three years for bigamy. Reverend J H Barton of Union attends Pendleton Academy trustees meeting. Henry Laginka from Uligh attends the farmers meeting. Frank Hack and Frank K Wells of Echo and Milton visit for the farmers institute. J A Nelvet and T Tweedy attend, spring work progresses near Cayuse, Elmer La Hue from Helix visits for eye treatment, Washoe Copper of Butte installs an arsenic refinery, Allen Thomson of Echo attends the institute, 300 acres of alfalfa to begin cutting. Crop prospects in the area are first-class and alfalfa area will be greater this year.
State Superintendent Ackerman visited Weston and Pendleton, praising the high school students for maturity and loyalty. He spoke on the future impact of high schools on young citizens, and commended Professor Conklin while expressing surprise at alleged trouble reported in Portland.
Ackerman rejects unguarded remarks and notes possible misunderstandings fueling rumors about the president and Mimarke teachers. He suspects hostile sources circulated reports after a misconstrued faculty remark. In Ukiah, farmer Jacob Born says crops are growing fast and prospects for a good year are the best in his years in the county.
L. F. Healing of Ritter was in town yesterday on a business trip toward Portland. Mr. Rewing, a prominent merchant of Ritter, operates one of the largest general merchandise stores in the region. Ironers Wanted. Six skilled ladies' clothes brow were wanted at the Domestic Laundry removal sale at Owl Tea House.
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