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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1903
Page
5
The page blends shopping fragments and notices with a voter registration update. It lists stores and items such as furniture, meats, clothing, and shoes, plus a remark on the election registration closing with 307 names. William Broadly reports poor crops near Lone and Lexington, averaging four to eight bushels per acre.
A recent New Zealand regulation requires every seagoing vessel under local control to carry a bone or raft tethered with essential provisions for accidents. Provisions include fresh water, food items, and safety gear, while avoiding rum or tobacco. The measure aims to prevent tragedies at sea during wrecks and rapid boat escapes.
A brief notice describes the SitkaJunca cable service delivering messages using a tow Wik logo image. The item notes branding and communication function without additional details.
The United States Bureau of Forestry has examined over eight million acres of public lands in Colorado to assess suitability for forest reserves. Officials expect a large portion, possibly all, to be designated as reserves within months, with recommendations sent to Washington. The push aims to protect a wide area where preservation offers lasting benefit to regional interests. In parallel, historic rail expansion figures and a sinking Uruguayan gunboat are noted, alongside repairs to the Ferris wheel for the World’s Fair and unions withdrawing from the Chicago Federation of Labor.
All water bills are due on the first day of each month at the water works office. If unpaid by the 10th day the water will be turned off and a $1 penalty collected before water is turned on again.
Prominent Baker City resident Charles H. Finer died yesterday at his home from typhoid fever. Finer had lived in Baker City for many years and was active in local affairs and business, including farm implements. His death ends a longtime engagement with the community and local enterprises.
Nancy J. Crull widow sold to Benjamin Stanton the southeast quarter of section 28 in Intondello 4, north of range 2 east, containing 10 acres in the Con cmp vicinity. The transaction records a land transfer of a ten acre tract to a new owner.
Mr Finneran defends selling Letter, Douglas, Gloria and Ted Schoolhouse Shoes as price and quality leaders. He cites customer remarks on durability and utility, arguing rivals cannot undersell and that demand is rising in the fall trade. The shop offers wide widths, styles, and sizes across leather options.
A vintage newspaper promo notes the Daily East Oregonian is delivered by carrier for 15 cents per week. It highlights home delivery and pricing common to era newspapers.
The Christian church will host a dinner during the carnival serving daily including Thursday. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.
The Nolf Store showcases Onion Skin Opal Bond Cob web Fibre New Flaw Old Holland Line and more with prices from toy to 306. Harda and Crane’s offer super fine stationery in Astoria Billet Gladstone Octave shapes. Goods sold by the quire at eastern prices. New lines arriving from Europe include novelities not shown before in Pendleton. Fancy goods toys toy dishes and dolls fill The Big Nation Store, which advertises the largest line.
Walter's Flouring Mills shows a capacity of 169 barrels daily and trades flour for wheat, mill feed, chopped feed, and related items. Classified notices mention engraved cards and wedding invitations with 100 engraved vell cards priced at $1.00, plus additional cane fitters, in the East Oregon region.
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