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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1902
Page
8
Farmers gathered at Charles Chapman’s place to watch a Deere two-disc plow in action. Drawn by three horses and cutting 20 inches, the device turned alfalfa roots and soil with little effort, even through large rocks. Trials in a weed-laden field also showed excellent turning and clean ground conditions.
A patient notice asserts that prescriptions filled by the pharmacy contain the best ingredients prescribed by the doctor and that the pharmacy never substitutes. The statement emphasizes strict adherence to the doctor’s prescribed components.
The field trial showed a new walking plow cutting through dense ryegrass and tangled roots with ease, surprising farmers including Robert Laing James Nelson A Hudgon and Thomas Jacques. Mr Chapman bought the plow and praised its performance. The city reports a toddler’s death from croup and a Thanksgiving dinner menu at St George restaurant.
City churches plan morning services followed by a union evening gathering at the Baptist Church. Mayor Halley will speak on good citizenship, with Rev Potwine arranging the music and several local addresses. The event aims to promote community citizenship in Pendleton with the Hon. W. R. Elis presiding.
Scouring mill will discharge workers tonight after a highly successful season as Pendleton Scouring Mill concludes its run until wool crop arrival next year. Imported labor from San Francisco will depart in days. a few local sorters remain to process about 14,000 pounds of wool. The Jolly Club plans a Thanksgiving night ball at Music Hall with Kirkman’s Orchestra, marking the club’s second year of existence and pride in its success.
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