Notice to Advertisers for Oregonian Inserts
Notice to advertisers requests that one se advertising matter for the Oregonian be received by 4 45 p m of the preceding day for Monday's issue. Copy must be at Balas 445 p m on the preceding Saturday.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1905
Page
4
Notice to advertisers requests that one se advertising matter for the Oregonian be received by 4 45 p m of the preceding day for Monday's issue. Copy must be at Balas 445 p m on the preceding Saturday.
On Monday morning the mills will begin operations for what is described as the best year ever. Over the past year Pendleton products reached new territories, entered foreign markets, and earned greater recognition, boosting profits for the industry.
Pendleton aims to add a busier public school program including typewriter and bookkeeping training to attract earnest youths. The city seeks to keep education dollars local and convert schooling into immediate value. A city chorus of 69 to 75 trained voices is proposed as a new home attraction to entertain at the opera house and churches during winter.
In 1903 Ogden irrigation congress debates whether an exposition would distract work and support for St. Louis as host. Portland meeting attendance falls, likely due to exposition attractions. The Telegram notes irrigation study aims at community interests, with local harvest delays blamed on weather. Gus Eagle, a ship carpenter for the R and N Co, drowns at Paparia while bathing. body unrecovered. He was a Finnish citizen with no relatives in the U.S.
A fragmented Oregonian summary discusses irrigation corporation motives, public park planning near Pendleton cemetery, and concerns over land pricing. It critiques national reclamation law for favoring capital, notes murder investigations in Central Oregon, and laments Western Oregon’s stance on Norman Normal school funding while praising Portland’s promotional efforts.
A fragmented 19th century discourse describes beggary as a global trade. It cites Egypt Nile routes, Cuba and Puerto Rico beggars, Siam’s picturesque beggars, and a Chinese figure in Loong Wah who dominates provincial begging networks.
A Chicago Chronicle excerpt describes criminal insurance practices and premiums. It notes second-story workers earning about $2500 yearly with $1000 coverage and a $125 annual premium. If arrested the insurer pays $1000, enabling access to top lawyers. It mentions firms in Philadelphia New York and Le Toult potential policies from $100 to $5000 and warns of arrest risk. It also references a benevolent group where members pay $1 weekly and families receive $5 weekly during imprisonment.
Mild E W Hawes of London Canada notes the Diana expedition explored Baffin Island. It houses vast lakes and rivers, stretches toward Australia and Greenland, and features limited timber. Lake Nettilling, Amadjuak, and Minwolie are glacially fed. Dr Ball sees little good pasture. The island is bleak, rocky, sparsely timbered, with Arctic flora in brief summer. Dr Bell foresees future value in fisheries or mines for the empire.
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An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a universal kidney cure. It claims kidneys purify blood and that weak kidneys harm overall health. Readers are urged to try a trial bottle and send for information with a paper mention.
A promotional note touts guaranteed watches that tell the precise time and claim lower prices than unreliable alternatives. It urges comparing prices and notes anxiety over lagging or late timekeeping. The message emphasizes affordability and reliability of their timepieces.
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