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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1910
Page
7
Practical advice for new poultry keepers from Fort Worth area sources. Emphasizes early study, clean housing, culling undesirable pullets, feeding, and winter green food like cabbage, lettuce, and mange. Also discusses hen care, yard rotation, and signs of profitable laying stock.
Spokane bankers study Inland Empire output shows $170,000,000 value across agriculture, forest and minerals for 1910. Wheat production valued around $41,000,000 with last year higher, mineral and timber outputs similar to 1909, fruit prospects up 13 to 50 percent as orchards mature, signaling wealth for 1916 close to 1909 levels.
A businessman touts the Standard White Free and Singer sewing machines, claiming deep knowledge after trying many brands. He warns customers against traveling salesmen and states that high prices are gone, selling at eastern prices with freight added through JESSE FAILING.
Notice is given that the Board of Equalization of Umatilla County Oregon will meet at the court house in Pendleton on October 17 to publicly examine assessment rolls and correct errors in valuation description or quality of lands lots or other property assessed by me It shall be the duty of interested persons to appear at the time and place appointed Co P Strain Assessor for Umatilla County
The University of Washington football squad meets Lincoln high school of Seattle at Denny Field for a pre season test. Captain Polly Grimm and Coyle are injured and out. A returnee Tom Griffiths joins as a new light for the squad. Washington Agricultural College and Oregon Institution are reported strong ahead of the season.
University of Idaho in Moscow gains strength as captain Thornton, the halfback elected last spring, returns to college and reports for practice. His return boosts team prospects after months of doubt about his participation this season.
Dickey and Smith join the squad amid 30 in training as Coach Griffith pushes signal drills and ideas for a tougher team. New games add Moscow October 15 against Gonzaga College and Butte November 22 vs Montana School of Mines, creating six intercollegiate tests with only two home dates.
The Eugene millrace will not be widened or altered its scenic beauty, per F L Chambers of Chambers Power Co owner of the race supplying power to Eugene factory district. The two mile long stream with a 25 foot width along shady willows has long drawn artists and poets and hosted college engagements.
The University of Oregon at Eugene has refused several applications from non residents to its Correspondence School. Access is limited to Oregon citizens to maximize service. Eastern schools charge twenty dollars per course plus postage. The University courses are free for Oregonians with a one dollar fee for postage and textbooks. On average one dollar covers lesson sheet postage.
A Spokane conference on October 4 brought ranchers heads of experiment stations and rail and business leaders from Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana to promote hog production in the Pacific Northwest. Resolutions called for continued railroad demonstration trains, university hog breeding work, a sustained campaign to raise production, and a central information clearinghouse to educate farmers and the public. Professor A W Shaw urged farmers to not neglect hogs as a major farm profit, and leaders planned an active drive to import pure bred stock and boost breeding nationwide to supply regional markets.
Walla Walla Commercial Club directors voted five hundred dollars to aid the State Good Roads association meeting in Walla Walla this fall. The club aims to make the convention one of the best in Washington and is preparing entertainments for delegates. Timing to be decided by the executive committee, likely next month.
Oregon basketball opens practice on Monday as the program seeks its first championship team on a standard floor. Returning players Stine Jamison Walker Fisher bolster a squad with new star Fenton from Dallas as plans include a British Columbia tour and a game against Wisconsin on the West tour.
H. P. Garfield M D homeopathic physician and surgeon located in the Judd block with office lines 2411 and residence 2633. Dr Lynn K Blakeslee, chronic and nervous diseases and women’s illnesses, X ray and electrotherapy, Judd building corner Main and Court streets, office Main 72, residence Malin 554.
University of Oregon in Eugene denies reports that the mile race at the forthcoming event will be damaged or altered. Officials stressed the program will proceed as scheduled with standard conditions and safety measures in place.
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