We Have 'Em Our 400 Biend Coffee Ad Copy
An advertisement extols We Have Em Our 400 Biend as one of the finest coffees. It is described as heavy bodied with fine flavor. The copy encourages trying it once and using it again.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1904
Page
8
An advertisement extols We Have Em Our 400 Biend as one of the finest coffees. It is described as heavy bodied with fine flavor. The copy encourages trying it once and using it again.
An advertisement promotes fine fancy china at low prices highlighting a new ten cent line. It contrasts modest household purchases with tobacco spending and invites readers to visit and view the store’s best tableware offerings.
The Sons of the American Revolution in Oregon announce three prizes of 25 15 and 10 for essays by Oregon public school pupils under 21 on The Quebec Campaign or The Cooperation of the Priesthood. Entries due by February 4 1906 to General Thomas A. M Rerson Portland. Judging criteria include historical accuracy manner of treatment and orthography grammar and syntax. The Oregon Society remains a patriotic group promoting independence.
All public schools in the state will enter the contest. Last year one of the prizes went to Baker City and one to Eugene, Pendleton hopes to capture one this year.
Epworth League arranged a winter lecture concert series at the M E church with four events. Prof Heritage will open next Tuesday night December 13 in a concert at the Spokane Conservatory of Music noted as a premier performer. Remaining programs include Rev Ira D Driver of Eugene the Dixie Jubilee Singers and Prof Coleman of Willamette University with dates to be announced. Driver recently toured the United States and Europe delivering more than 100 lectures and is a renowned pulpit orator and former Oregon state senator.
W H Brown of Portland and Mike Goldstein with Dijou and Bijou interests visited Pendleton seeking to open a vaudeville house on a Portland Seattle Tacoma circuit. Lack of vacant buildings and night hours delay plans though experienced showmen promise top on the road entertainment for the city. The Rhode Island total is given as 78460 and George Utter leads with 856 plurality for governor.
City council last night approved 16 additional areights to be installed along various streets in Pendleton. The sewer inspector reported 7 new connections, bringing the total to 327, while the city treasurer listed a November balance of 4,720.74 after 59,01.95 received and 9,772.49 spent. Other items included street petitions, monthly department reports, and audits of several bills. The meeting also touched on a 30 minute stop rule for street crossings and a new ordinance draft, followed by a fire extinguisher demonstration.
W F Buckner, an experienced orchardist near the state line in Umatilla County, tells the East Oregonian that many early apple plantings failed due to poor variety selection. He warns that old orchards produce unmarketable fruit, advocates selecting varieties suited to northern markets and long winters, and notes Rome Beauty, Wittesap, and Yellow Newton Pippin as well adapted under irrigation.
The Walla Walla Pendleton special carried 159 passengers from Walla Walla Milton Weston Athena and Adams. It arrived in the city at 8:30 this morning and will depart at 6:35 this evening after Spokane passenger. The crowd suggests delays may push Pendleton business to Thursday to take advantage of the special rate and full day in town.
T O Haldy returns from Condon where he worked on right of way cases along the Cantilon Arlington line. He secured victories in two cases, one for 2700 dollars and the other for a substantial sum, with details partially recorded.
H T Booth of Biakur City, Reeve of Pacific Mutual Life Insurance, is due this week to adjust the policy of the late Charles Cameron. The file indicates a remaining policy amount of 32000 and names his mother Mer Elvan Cameron as beneficiary.
The 230000 gate temple at La Grande is to be completed early next season as bee harvest slows work on the project. Local crews suspend temple work during the bees gathering period.
An advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion for thin pale babies and children and for weak adults. It claims to enrich blood, build healthy flesh, and provide nourishment, urging readers to request a sample and noting the New York address for Scott & Browne.
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