Hotel Alta Corner Alta and Mill Streets
Pendleton Feed Yard connection with Hotel Alta owned by L Neff. Rooms rented by day or week with good table set. Rates four and eighty five per week.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1902
Page
7
Pendleton Feed Yard connection with Hotel Alta owned by L Neff. Rooms rented by day or week with good table set. Rates four and eighty five per week.
A lengthy account from Lissia F. Smith, the so called Wheat King of Washington, promotes vitrioling wheat as a cheap, effective cure for smut. The method uses a trough and vitriol to soak seed, with steps to drain and skim, asserting dramatic reductions in smut and even preventing machine explosions during harvest.
The Oregon Irrigation Association calls a statewide convention in Portland November 14 and 19 to discuss irrigation forestry and colonisation. Delegates named by the governor plus representatives from counties associations and institutions will attend. rail fare offered at one third for delegates. James M. Moore is secretary.
A brief note advises soaking seed wheat in vitriol water before planting, cautioning against using second hand bags as germs may cling to them and contaminate the wheat.
A Lakeview Oregon former sheriff and tax collector A J Nelson was found guilty of defalcation by a May term jury. He received four years in prison and a $6000 fine to cover the defalcation amount. The courtroom was crowded amid public interest and sympathy for Nelson. The Lake County case against him and a related action faced venue change, with trial slated for Judge Hanna in December.
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