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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1904
Page
6
An old advertisement touts City Brewery Bottled Beer as refreshing and healthful, claiming it delivers youth and vigor, is pure and consistent, and not affected by temperature during shipment. It notes production in Pendleton with quart, pint, and half pint sizes and provides bottling works and residence phone numbers.
Seventeen car loads of fruit were shipped from Milton last week. A Polo Beaumont horse died of typhoid fever, with several fall cases reported and some convalescents. Locals plan moves to California. two Californians search for farms here. 700 acres sold for 13800 dollars. New bank fixtures follow business growth. Births noted for four families. President Louis Perry arrives at Columbia College. Mrs. Vinson joins husband after health search in California. David B. Hill, 61, retired to focus on public life and Parker campaign work.
Columbus August 2 The Ohio State Fair opens for a five day run and attracts many visitors. All departments show strong farm and industrial exhibits and entertainment features are plentiful. The racing program begins this afternoon.
The opening day of the Olympic games at the World’s Fair stadium drew a huge crowd as athletes from the United States and foreign nations gathered for a week of events. Major stars and numerous entries promise a landmark program with contests in marathon, discus, sprints and more, featuring teams from Canada, Greece, Germany, France, and many U S cities and colleges.
A bold advertisement claims Liquozone kills germs without harming tissue and offers to buy the first bottle for readers to test. It touts American rights, physician tests, and a $1,000 reward for a germ it cannot kill, urging readers to try the product with no obligation.
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