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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1904
Page
5
A cluttered page lists vivid local notes and humorous vignettes, including Get Sunny promotions, boot and shoe ads, clothing offerings at Teutsch and Roosevelt’s, and miscellaneous notices. It mentions job seekers, house rentals, and casual market chatter, with a mix of small-town business names and everyday offerings. The item also references public notices about fires, a church bell, and a few odd quotes.
Witham Gardani family and others from Bumene and Bugene expect relocation to Marta county next spring and summer. Mr. Girne, aged and ill, remains in Eugene and Vielnity. deaths occurred in Bugene over five months. Several residents including Neu mann and Skinner intend to move at once when feasible. About four dozen families have signified plans to emigrate to the county.
C C Clerkeley of fice in the Savings Bank building offers tracts from 2% to 16 acres at a low price near Pendleton. Local old track above town abandoned for gardening value. five acres with new hard-finished house offered for 1609.
A long list of Pendleton and regional residents visited Walla Walla today and this morning. J W Privett Mrs B Roosevelt and many others attended events. Several families like D Smythe J A Collier and Dr J Duval journeyed for professional or relocation purposes. Continuous movement shows busy regional social and business ties with Echo area residents traveling to Vancouver Portland and nearby towns.
Jud Geer of Cove, Oregon, cậptongly says fruit conditions are satisfactory overall with strict spraying and inspection to curb codlin moth. He warns Milton nurseries and Oregon stock import controls will be enforced, as warm weather boosted codlin moth propagation near Union and Wilmette valleys. Oregon and Washington boards push enhanced regulation to protect the fruit industry statewide. Lightning strikes an Ohio man and cures rheumatism, widow reports.
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