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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1906
Page
5
Trash howled and phone numbers listed aside miscellaneous rental ads and sales pitches. Readers see lodging house notes, furniture offers, job calls, and a mix of garbled businesses like bakery and harness shops with price cues and workers wanted.
County court chose a half mile of an experimental macadam road to be built by government engineers. The Wild Horse route was selected after a visit by commissioners and Surveyor Kimbrell. Survey will be sent to Washington. estimated cost about $1500 with all labor paid by the county.
Writ of habeas corpus sought in district court by J W Lillard of Baker City Ore uncle of Steve Adame to learn what Adams may know about the care. Adore Wile arrested in Oregon last February charged with complicity in the assassination of ex Governor Bronenberg. no indictment or preliminary hearing.
Milwaukee September 1 report quotes Charlie Neary declaring he will pursue Nelson, Her man, Yanger, and Britt for any prize. He says after beating Nelson and another, he will challenge Gans.
Chicago Wheat Market reports opening and cloning prices for wheat and corn with figures. Longworth and an Oyster Bay note discuss renomination in Cincinnati. Berlin reports three thousand soldiers prostrated by heat during maneuvers in Silesia. Japanese study Kentucky horse breeding to import expertise to Tokyo. Mention of Everybody's Magazine September issue.
Local column lists L. Bk Huson of Helix and H. G. Newport of Echo visiting Pendleton on business, plus many residents and commuters such as Charles Gerking of Athena and A. A. Cole of Vinson sheepman. It notes Rev L B Jones expected home from New York, several teachers arriving for the new term, and staff changes at the court house and high school.
Carl Parker has resigned as county stock inspector due to a salary reduction by the county court. The Baker City Democrat notes few men in the country are better fitted for the position and it will be hard to find a competent replacement at the reduced pay.
An Arington man boasted his dog’s keen tracking ability after seven miles. The tale ends with the neighbor quipping about the man needing a bath. Also noted is A H B Shoemaker, a veterinarian, arrested for practicing without a state license and bound over to circuit court. In Warsaw on Sept 7 six soldiers and prisoners mutinied, killed the prison director, and freed 66 revolutionary agitators.
Forshaw Sam Forshaw has been employed by the district for management to gather exhibits for the coming fall. He is now engaged in the work, gathering displays from mills around town and later will collect samples of grain and grasses in the country.
Fragmentary OCR notes list a sequence of numbers and phrases with unclear context. Readable items mention Sivas and numbers 215 and 44 with a request-like fragment about peeling. No identifiable people or organizations are confirmed.
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