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A compact marketing note touts Our 400 Blend as one of the finest strong coffees with a heavy body and fine flavor. It invites readers to try it once, claiming they will use it twice.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1904
Page
2
A compact marketing note touts Our 400 Blend as one of the finest strong coffees with a heavy body and fine flavor. It invites readers to try it once, claiming they will use it twice.
An old style display ad urges readers to visit for fine china at low prices. It highlights a new 10 cent line and contrasts tobacco spending with purchasing attractive tableware. The message promotes affordable, visually appealing dishware for women.
Seven creditors with claims totaling about 2000 pursue sheriff sale of Wells property at Jekneon and Court streets. Included are 54 cattle, 12 horses, a jackass, eight sheep and three pigs, with mortgage on Wells real estate by Linn E Sturgis. Wells, once resident of Pendleton and Umatilla county, vanished from his Ukiah ranch two months ago amid debt suspicions.
In a scheduled ten round bout at Fraser last night between Jack Mitchell and Barney Mullen the match was halted at the end of the third round after Mitchell sustained a fracture to a small bone in his right hand from an elbow clash. Referee F. C. Frame of Milwaukee declared the bout off once the injury was evident. Mitchell and Mullen had appeared evenly matched and the fight had promised to be the prettiest seen in the Price ring.
Last night marked Pendleton’s first chance to see Mullen in a free ring. Boxing enthusiasts crave another match, while negotiations with heavyweight Jack Curley could bring a rematch. Barney expects Mullen to hold his own if Curley gains up to forty pounds.
The Evening Telegram notes Who's Brown a new farce comedy arriving at Frazer Sunday and Monday and at the Marquam Grand tonight. Critics along the route praise it as a strong attraction with lively performances. Also notices include a contractor bid invitation and club event notices with dates and hosts.
County Recorder William Folcom reports attending the Oregon county clerks recorders and auditory meeting in Portland. He says papers were prepared by nearly every delegate on state clerkry topics and copies are now in the hands of all clerks and recorders. The interior secretary withdraws public irrigation funds for several western bases including North Platte Wyoming and the Colorado River area.
An old ad extols Commercial National Bank of Pen ticton noting superior facilities and unquestioned integrity. It urges prudent Christmas gifting and highlights depositors’ trusted dealings as reasons for choosing the bank for oneself or others.
A string of social gatherings fills Monte Hall activities with a Monday Whist Club meeting planned for next week led by Mr. George Hart mutt. A November 26 dancing party hosted by Edgar Smith and Ralph Bollerman drew a large crowd with music by Karl Guiot and refreshments. Attendees included many local residents. upcoming events include a second Revelers dance on December 6 and a postponed Episcopal Sanctuary committee charity gathering on December 13 at Mrs. Frank Cropton’s home.
A Pendleton market report notes fruit and cranberry shortages amid cold weather. Eggs remain seasonally scarce, with fresh berries scarce and prices quoted. Ground bone and prompt hens cited as influences on egg supply. cranberries mostly from New Jersey, with limited California fruit and winter apples available locally.
A large annual sale advertises nearly 5000 books from Frederick Nolf & Co at low prices. The collection includes Abbey Ajax Roseland Amaranth and other popular series shipped from Portland to cut freight. Read the advertisement for low prices and book details. Also notes a cattle sale in Rawlins and a spring transfer of G A Brooks and wife Garrett land near Milton valued around 2000.
A new comedy Who's Birerwn opens at the Frazer theater Sunday and Monday, highly praised by coast papers. Manager Taylor personally recommends Whelt Brown to lovers of clean comedy. Tickets on sale at Tollman's today with prices up to 1 dollar. Swanger Insurance report mentions a $1647 payment on a $21000 policy and mortuary dividend details. Thomas O'Brien deserted from the army, returned home exhausted and died upon arrival in Brockton, Missouri.
The ad touts cod liver oil as a remedy for coughs colds throat and lung troubles. Scott's Emulsion is presented as the modern, easier to digest option with a mild taste and quick efficacy for all ages.
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