Silverplated ware ad promises maker marks and guarantee
The ad touts silverplate items from top manufacturers with visible maker marks and a personal quality guarantee. It emphasizes long wear, select products, and assurance of authenticity.
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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1904
Page
5
The ad touts silverplate items from top manufacturers with visible maker marks and a personal quality guarantee. It emphasizes long wear, select products, and assurance of authenticity.
The display features clocks of every style suitable for the bed room parlor dining room and hall. Each timekeeper is accurate and offered at excellent values with even the alarm clocks described as handsome and sturdy.
Notice to all interested parties that objections to the will may be filed by the stated time and place. The hearing and related proceedings will be conducted at 10 AM with BAY as Executrix.
August Larson aged 23 was killed December 7 at Gray's Bay by a runaway logging car, with Herman Hanson badly injured in the same accident. A fire in a Kennewick box car burned its end before railroad workers intervened. Governor McBride pardoned H St. John Dix, recently released after six months. The interior department seeks water rights on Wyoming lands totaling 645 545 acres in the North Platte basin. The Independent Telephone Co plans $300 000 in extensions across the northwest. Martin Ayde fell through a Beattle cruiser hatch, breaking his leg and sustaining permanent injuries. $3000 damages awarded to him against Moran Bros.
A Washington report warns President Roosevelt will push Congress to pass a law guaranteeing fair treatment for interstate shippers. It warns the railroads face possible defeat if they resist reform or risk a lasting abolition of the rebate system enjoyed by favored users while others are shut out.
A fragment notes cooperation between railroad presidents and U.S. senators shaping national law. It highlights the entwined interests and potential impact on policy and governance.
A corporation with capital stock of $1,000,000 has been organized in Los Angeles to operate hydraulic mines at Camp Carson near the Grande Ronde river about forty miles above La Urands. James K Elmendorf is the resident manager. Articles of incorporation were filed at Salem last week with Secretary of State Dunber.
A fragmented ad requests a catalogue from a boarding school for young men and boys in University Park Portland Oregon. It mentions Box 348 as a mailing address and references preparatory and commercial grammar grade programs.
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