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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1904
Page
3
A fragmentary OCR note references ongoing legal proceedings with limited readable facts. It mentions a court action and timing but lacks concrete names, dates, or locations. The readable context suggests an imminent decision without supplying essential specifics.
The Texas Hardware Jobbers Association opened its annual convention in Houston with welcome speeches and officer reports. The three day program will cover topics including System advantages to hardware business rules adopted by Cleveland Jobbers and taxation on goods in storage.
Athena April 20 The new ML. E. church is finished with a large dedication program planned for Sunday May 1. Rev Powell of Buffalo will address the Epworth Leaguers and Sunday school, with morning and evening sermons by Rev Ande rson and Presiding Elder Gibson. Committees for decoration, entertainment, reception and church work are named, plus visitors from across the region expected for the event.
Northern Pacific publishes its Annual Descriptive Circular Wonderland classic magazine. The 14 page illustrated volume captures western scenes from Wonderland, Yellow Stone Park, and other resorts reached by the Northern Pacific and branches. Ollin D Wheeler, veteran literary manager, curates stories true to nature.
Entertainment items from Milton report visits by Mrs. Hamilton and guests from Colfax, Walla Walla, and Pendleton. notes on Mrs. George Efimiston’s heart trouble under Dr. Dittebranidt. young people entertained at Rev. and Mrs. Kiki’s. Mildred Hastings returns to Walla Walla. Jantse Shields departs for Walla Walla after visiting Columbia College. tributes to TWOC workers. local ad for Trit patent medicine and a sale at Peoples Warehouse.
A local Pendleton clothing and furnishing shop proclaims a festival of April bargains, promising extraordinary inducements through May 1. Each weekday features a distinct highlight such as hat day and underwear day, with aggressive pricing to draw new and returning customers.
Wednesday sale lists wide hat discounts with straw Panama and felt hats. Prices from 60 cents to 6 dollars and 60 cents with savings noted. many items advertised as the best value in town.
Fragmented ad text touts underwear deals with multiple inconsistent prices and claims deep discounts. It mentions Cooper's and dealers pricing garments at various rates and urges readers to shop Thursday to save, despite garbled lines and unclear details.
Frugal Friday sale features sweaters from $3.06 to $5.00 with savings up to 1.00 and assorted suspenders, handkerchiefs, and accessories. Discounts quoted across multiple items include bulk prices and two for deals. Limited to Friday only with a focus on higher grades and color varieties.
Weekend sale ad lists golf shirts and garments with discounts. Items include men’s white and black working outfits, gingham jumpers, heavy denim coats, linen dusters, and other fabrics. Prices and savings shown for a Pendleton market. The tone matches a local shop flyer with multiple product lines and weekend-only discounts.
Readable fragments show a local sale page listing night robes and pajamas with various prices. Items include blue pink and white robes, prices ranging from 75 cents to 6 dollars, and mentions of discounts or bundled offers.
Glove sale offering 100 pair working gloves priced to clear stock. Bargain discounts include 1.25 dollar and 1.60 dollar dress gloves with notes of profit margins. Limited time promotion aimed at boosting trade through aggressive pricing.
We offer uncalled for suits from a leading Chicago tailor. Made to measure of sweat material, originally priced 20 to 26 dollars. The customers failed to claim them, now available for 14.60 dollars each while they last.
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