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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1907
Page
8
District Fair Achieves Self Support and Praise for Management
The district fair reported strong entertainment and advertising results plus a solid financial performance with receipts sufficient to cover expenses. The executive committee led by President Cohen and Commissioners Teutech and Roosevelt earned credit for efficient office and labor management, with praise for Secretary Thomas FitzGerald and volunteers who kept operations businesslike and well organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Cohen
Roosevelt and
Teutech
Fair Grounds
R. F. Hynd
Morrow County
Gerald
Aftralia
Cohen
Roosevelt
Frank Fraaier
W. Qo, Minor
H. M. Cockburn
Thomas FitzGerald
Paralee Hailey
R. W. Ritner
Pigdin
Local Exhibit Decorators Noted at Fair Grounds
Mrs W B Brock Mrs Charles Hamilton Mrs Frank Frogler and Mrs F B Judd are listed among the decorators for the fair pavilion. Harry Norwood, injured before Elm parade, oversaw decor work. Umatilla county exhibit was led by Forshaw while Morrow county’s display was managed by O P Henrichson and D C Gurdane of Heppner. The palm garden, centerpiece of the Grounds, was arranged by J H Mitchell, manager of Bankers Reserve Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aisted
W. BE
Brock
Charles Hamilton
Frank Frogler
F. EB. Judd
Harry Norwood
Umatilla
Forshaw
Davidson
Morrow County
O. P. Henrichson
D. C. Gurdane
Safety Gas Burner at Fair Showcases Auto Cut Off
A Portland Campbell Automatic Safety Gas Burner booth draws attention for a new invention that automatically halts gas flow if the jet is blown out. Campbell and Davidson explain the device prevents accidents from accidental flames, promising safer use at home or in industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Automatic Safety
Portland
Reer
Campbell
Davidson
Hugh Ferguson Dead Brother of J M Ferguson
Hugh Ferguson died at the hospital after a lingering illness. He lived in Idaho and came here for health, staying over a year. He leaves a son and a daughter in Idaho and was survived by his brother J M Ferguson in this city. Remains will be shipped to Athena for burial tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Ferguson
J. M. Ferguson
Idaho
Leaves & Son
Athena
Portland Grays Game Called Off By Weather
A scheduled ballgame between the Portland Grays and the local nine was canceled by manager L. G. Frazier via wire this forenoon due to bad weather. The Grays were an Independent Portland outfit this season and a spirited contest was anticipated if played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Grays
L. G. Frazier
Portland
Grand Carnival Tonight (Oregon Focus)
A newspaper snippet reports lively Oregon crowd fun at a grand carnival while politics hover. It notes the president’s vow to enforce law, urges optimism, cites Garfields quote on God and government, and comments on Roosevelt’s reputation and candidacy amid privileged critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Garfield
Washington
Roosevelt
Milton Peach Shipments Reach Straight Carloads
Milton reports a historic milestone as the district ships over 40 straight carloads of peaches to Spokane Montana and the Dakotas. The direct dealer shipments average about 1600 boxes per car at prices ranging from 1.25 to 1.50 per box, marking a shift from previous smaller lots to commission houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Spokane
Montana
Dakotas
Two Divorce Suits Filed In Pendleton and Portland
Myrtle H. Shull files for divorce from Dean Shull married in Pendleton on June 12 1901 and with two children. Albert F. Perlberg seeks divorce from Rose Perlberg married in Portland on May 18 1903 with no children. Peter West attorney in both cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle H. Shull
Dean
Shull
Pendleton
Albert F. Perlberg
Rose Perlberg
Poarties
Portland
Peter West
Prize Shorthorns Ship to Spokane and Lewiston Circuit
Minor Cattle ships his prize winning Shorthorns to Spokane where they will be exhibited next week. Afterward they travel to Lewiston and then Walla Walla to enter for premiums before returning to Heppner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minor Cattle
Spokane
Minor
Lewiston
Walla Walla
Heppnor
New Army Recruits Arrive at Fort Casey Washington
Two carloads of 78 new recruits for the United States Army arrive at Fort Casey from Columbus Ohio via U R N today. Five cars of fat cattle shipped from the U R N to Union Meat Co in Troutdale. Big dance tonight at Armory Hall with Johnson's orchestra and Demott's silver tea draw at 9 PM. Bond Bros offers a stock of goods for every man in Umatilla County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Casey
United States Army
Fort Casey
Washington
Columbus
Troutdale
Union Meat Company
Pendleton Could Save 6000 Yearly on Fire Insurance
Surveyor EF D Portman of the Board of Underwriters states Pendleton’s fire rates could drop about 14 percent with a modernized department. An electric alarm system, a chemical engine, and a paid driver are key. savings hinge on improved equipment. About 40000 in annual premiums are paid locally, with potential 5600 saved. Public alarm and better facilities may renew efforts for upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF. D. Portman
Board of Underwriters
Pendleton
B. D. Portman
Board of Thre
The
Pacific
Fortman
John Vaughan
Fire Department
Fortman Sys
Insurance Jman
Vaughan
Pacific Coast Fire Chiefs
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Winslow Bros
Main Street
F&s
Tallman & Co
IREAL
Judd
Tee Club
T. W. Murrell
Cottonwood
Pendleton, Oregon
Tscome
Big Plains
S&s A. Lowell
W. F. Matlock
T. J. Matlock
Leon Cohen
Carrier Millinery
Armory Hall
Johnson
Demott
Bond Bros
Umatilla County
Shoe Shop Sundries
Arrowsmith
Boston
Max Baer
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