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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1904
Page
6
The Russian spy Volkoff tells of bribing Chinese soldiers, disguising as a Chinaman, and fighting his way to safety after a captured horse escape near Senichen. General Samsonoff promotes him to under officer after the daring raid and report to the commander in chief.
A vintage grocer’s note touts that none of the five Schilling’s Best teas suit you while coffee fares better, offering a money back guarantee from the grocer.
Real estate notices offer several city properties: a convenient room house with sewer and bath on three corner lots, a news-room house with two lots and eastern exposure, a nice residence on a corner with improved exposure, plus wheat land sections with extensive improvements and ample water. Prices noted around 2250 to 2500 dollars.
Pendleton firm E Davidson & Co handles insurance real estate and loans from 111 Court Street offering local coverage. The agency focuses on property loans and risk management for residents and businesses in the area.
Fragmented text reports Texas Republicans aiming to reinforce effort with ex Governor James Hoge joining the party and a push to persuade the national committee for campaign funds. It notes the Texas Republican League delegates and a wider invite to Indianapolis for the national league while touching on medical advertisements and travel promotions.
A local sale advertises men and boys suits marked at five dollars, including hive and black wor etes, Scotch plaids, blank chevrons, and coats with round and square cuts. Regular price seven dollars, sale emphasizes wear and style.
A local store touts a magnificent stock of clothing with higher prices and “extra select” suits. The ad promises visible values and stylish options, urging customers to view offerings as anniversary sales highlight the range.
Fragmentary ad text offers neckties and bargains with garbled phrases. It hints at a monthly event and a display of exquisite ties. No clear dates or names are readable.
Sealed bids due Friday September 2 at the architect office for erecting and completing three brick school houses above foundations in Pendleton Oregon. Bids on blanks supplied by the architect with $500 certified check to John Halley Jr. payable to the clerk of the school board. Check forfeited if the bidder fails to enter into bonds within five days of award. Board may reject any bids. Plans and specs at Judd building office room 12 Pendleton Oregon.
If you plan a visit to the St. Louis Exposition seek reliable railroad details. Inquire about the lowest fares and best routes and learn local conditions in St. Louis for your travel plans.
The notice lists travel rates to St Louis via St Paul or Billings and to Chicago via St Paul from the Washington and Columbia River region for the 1904 World’s Fair. Tickets go on sale May 11 12 13 June 16 17 18 July 1 2 8 August 8 9 10 September 6 7 October 3 4 6. Good for ten days from sale and return within 90 days with stopovers allowed. Contact the general agent in Oregon for details.
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