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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1905
Page
9
OOZAD showcases trained animals in a California show featuring dogs ponies monkeys and goats. Trainer L Comd extols patient humane methods without whips noting animals respond to kindness and calm instruction, likening training to teaching a classroom with over 200 performers.
The Eastern Oregon Brewing Company plans to establish a new five story brewery on the site of the existing building in The Dalles. If approved, the project will be a major addition to the downtown area according to The Dalle Chrontele.
Walla Walla County Fair Association extends race meeting from six to ten days. Races run September 21 through September 30 with top Pacific slope horses entered for purses and stakes. Livestock exhibit remains, opening September 25, with promised attendance of premier cattle herds and other fancy stock premium classes.
The piece notes the United States records about 612 divorces per 10 000 marriages, contrasted with Germany France and Switzerland. It discusses American attitudes toward divorce and marriage facilities, arguing the U S upholds a leading rate in rapid marital dissolution despite other countries' norms.
In circuit court yesterday F W Dalby was found guilty after a 10 minute jury deliberation on the charge of obtaining money by false pretenses. The defense tried to introduce a tale about a missing John son via proxy, but the witness Smith was ruled out. The defendant did not testify in his own defense.
The guide notes rumfrow delivery costs rise but remains valued. Over time rural free delivery reaches broader areas with hundreds of routes and potential 60 million dollars in future expense if salaries stay. Edgar Meek of Caldwell touts local prosperity with new stores and 100 new dwellings. John Mitchell backs an eight hour day and union recognition in Mahoney, Pennsylvania.
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