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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1902
Page
6
Owner announces a strictly cash grocery at 636 Main Street after acquiring Rei man Grocery and Bakery. Promise of lower prices by avoiding bad debts, aiming to offer customers more value than competitors.
Long and varied equity docket before Judge Ellis lists numerous cases with attorneys for plaintiffs and defendants, including Acme Harvester Company and Charles H. Dodi & Co. The docket covers assignments, sheriff actions, and numerous divorce filings, with many firms represented by Carter & Raley, Stillman & Pierce, and others. Also includes life insurance convention notes from Cincinnati with delegates and topics for discussion.
In Baker City Ort two days of broncho breaking drew crowds at the ball park. Bosco known as the Oregon outlaw rode by Bob Cavin with a bridle and was mastered easily. Cavin and Caviness performed double riding as 20 horses were broken. The event featured a cook book premium for one dollar and drew visitors from surrounding districts. The man described is a heavy set quick moving alias user with many names and blank receipts. The Crowell Publishing Company offers reward for arrest and conviction.
The Woman's Home Companion based in Springfield Ohio warns readers across the Pacific and Mountain states about a fake subscription purveyor selling the magazine at various prices. The ads promise below one dollar per year, with several instances of the impostor offering subscriptions at reduced rates.
Paducah Kentucky October 16 About 160 leading bankers and financiers attended the annual meeting of the State Bankers Association as President George Thompson called the session to order. George W Keller gave the welcome and John Andrew Breele of Midway replied. The morning was devoted to officers reports and routine business.
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