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Newspaper
Junction City Bulletin
Location
Junction City, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1901
Page
4
Bulletin from A P Betsersworth Jr editor and proprietor lists Miss Anna Oglesby as associate editor. Subscriptions shown at one year for advance payment, six months, and three months rates. Advertising rates available on application. Entered at Junction City post office as second class mail matter.
The text argues farmers should prosper for shared business gain. It critiques newspaper finances and reader payments, jokes about editors and workers, and touts a Bulletin editorial stance while promoting a Rambler bicycle at Wright's furniture store.
An advertisement claims a "Home Gold Cure" defeats disease with a price of one dollar per package. It promises more effective results than cures costing 25 to 50 and offers free physician advice on request. Mail orders directed to Edwin B. Giles & Company Philadelphia with confidential correspondence.
The Long Count Veterans Association has elected Johnngham as president with C. J. Dodd J. ME Sicily William Landes J.B. Elliott F. P Button W. 2 Line Coln J. J. Puruip and Gardiner as board members. A Arrington is secretary.
The Burlington Route offers a round trip fare of 86 dollars with one‑way 43 dollars, good on a choice of routes and trains with stopovers allowed. Tickets are first class with quick service and dates of sale outlined by agent KR. W. Foster at No. 100 Third Street, corner Stark, Portland, Or.
This notice highlights a sales push for new carpets and matting at W. J. Wright’s furniture store. It claims a dramatic upgrade for parlor, sitting room, bedroom, kitchen, and hall at favorable prices.
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