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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1903
Page
7
A vintage style job appeal promises higher salaries through a plan. It lists training for occupations including mediation, electrician, stenographer, civil engineer, architect, draftsman, bookkeeper, teacher, window dresser, writer and others at low cost and flexible hours.
Letter from T. W. Reaching of Pendleton Oregon requests prompt attention and outlines an urgent call for prepared correspondence, noting Box 799 as the mailing address and urging timely responses from involved parties.
Tomorrow formal opening of the Williamsburg Bridge, the world’s largest suspension span, linking Manhattan and Brooklyn. Mayor Law, Borough presidents and officials attend as rockets, cannon and 35 thousand flags mark the event. Roosevelt cannot attend. federal representatives and Brooklyn navy yard ships expected in the ceremonies. Incandescent lights will outline the entire structure from anchorage to towers.
A show of works will present a Niagara Falls set piece spanning 1,000 feet in width. The main feature will drop from a roadway to a river below, creating a dramatic 140 foot drop as part of the exhibition lasting about one hour.
Knoxville educators gather for a two day conference at the University of Tennessee to agree on reform methods and promote work in the eastern state. The meeting aims to revive the Tennessee Educational Association and unite members after a fatal illness noted years ago.
East Aurora report details Elbert G Hubbard head of Royerofters facing divorce for infidelity. Miss Alice Moore, former public school teacher and affianced to Hubbard, raises a seven year old child by Warland Woodworth. Spouses
William Black a 38 year old book agent from Pendleton was committed to the insane asylum by the county court in Baker City. His condition is nonviolent but unstable and he will be taken to Salem by Sheriff Brown.
An advertisement touts Olympia Beer as popular for family use, available on draught at Anton Nolte's with bottled beer also offered. It claims a medicinal Moki Tea cure for headache, constipation, and indigestion, promising improved appetite and happiness with money back satisfaction. Schmidt & Co. markets a $10,000 hole in circulation through the New York Post.
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