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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1907

Page

3

Stockmen of Grant County Protest Forest Service Policy

The advisory board of Grant County stockmen writes A R Potter detailing grievances with the Blue Mountain forest range division. They cite past influx of outside sheep overgrazing, reduced local flocks, and biased allotments favoring outsiders. They urge returning the range to prior local users and warn against further reductions.

A. R. Potter Forest Service The Stock Association Canyon City Grant County Potter Blue Mountain National Forest John Day Blue Mountain Forest John Day River Prairie City Mount Vernon Department of the Forest Reserve Posseasion

Wallowa Reserve Opens for Settlement Next Monday

The La Grande Observer reports that after the Heppner tract sale, settlers will again be allowed to settle on the Wallowa reserve next Monday. Many La Grande residents, including railroad workers, have already traveled to Wallowa County to scout the land. Preempted tracts saved before designation will receive preference and may file undisturbed, while isolated settlements formed after designation may be annulled. Seven townships are included, spread across the county from western to eastern Wallowa.

Wallowa Reserve Heppner la Grande Observer la Grande Wallowa County Wallowa

Eagles Hall Invitation for Friday Evening Event

All vielting Eagles are invited to Eagle hall this Friday evening and Pendleton Aerte members are requested to attend after Initiation. A social mood will be indulged in and the committee on entertainment oversees the event.

Eagle Hall Pendleton Aerte Committee ON Intertainment

Spalding to Butte Rail Line Readied by Union Pacific

Lewiston notices report that bond sales in New York finance a new Lewiston to Butte Montana railroad via Spalding and Missoula. Plans include a holding company to own joint lines and right of way from Lewiston to Moscow, with routes shaping a Spokane connection and a steel bridge at Spalding. Capital rose from 259000 to 400000 with a 260 mile line.

The Lewiston Tribune Northwest J. BH. Weat New York Spalding Idaho Ee. Mont Union Pacific Tribune Salem Hill and Harriman Lewiston Culdesac-Grangeville Northern Pacific Moscow Clearwater Peck Mirties Missoula Lolo Pass Milwaukee Butte Portland the Tribune Spalding-Butte Bitter Root Valley Railroad Company Butte, Mont

Vegetables Thrive in Seward Alaska Gardens

The Seward Gateway reports productive soils and lush vegetation around Seward at latitude 60 North three miles north of town. Market gardens grow potatoes, turnips, carrots, rutabagas, peas, beans, cauliflower, cabbage, and lettuce in large sizes despite cool rainy summers. Local families also garden, and northern flowers reach impressive size and color.

Seward Alaska

Vegetables Thrive in Sparse Ground on Kenal Peninsula

A Mis sizalpp valley resident marvels at rank growth of vegetables in gravelly ground with little soil, noting Illinois and Iowa do not produce better crops in their black loam than Kenal peninsula does in its sparse grovel.

Missizalpp Tllinois Iowa Kenal Peninsula

Evergreen Blackberry Gains Popularity Across Regions

Praise for the evergreen blackberry notes its rising popularity from humble country origins to cultivated garden patches. Salem Statesman cites admiration from housewives for jelly variety, while Washington fruitgrowers demonstrate its commercial value in the Willamette valley as a profitable crop.

Salem Statesman Washington Willamette Valley

Cummings' Nurseries Displays Stock at Umatilla Booth

High grade nursery stock including fruit shade and ornamental trees shrubs and hardy roses offered by Harry Cummings Heppner Oregon. Stock claimed clean true to name with best varieties. Sample tiny trees and a box of Gravenstein apples shown at the Morrow county booth during the week.

Morrow County

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