The Hen That Cackles Loudest at Our Big Store
A lively promo item touts a well stocked store filled with sensible Christmas gift articles. It urges customers to call and see the selections for themselves, highlighting the breadth of available goods.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1903
Page
7
A lively promo item touts a well stocked store filled with sensible Christmas gift articles. It urges customers to call and see the selections for themselves, highlighting the breadth of available goods.
Pendleton Woolen Mills advertises a Christmas price on boys suits overcoats and men and women wear. It touts 3 year old suits and coats in desirable styles at the lowest price seen for boys clothing, urging shoppers to visit for savings.
Christmas plans unfold at the White House with no tree and gifts for staff. Roosevelt children visit relatives for a smaller celebration and a massive cobbler turkey dinner tops the menu. Meanwhile King Edward and Queen Alexandra host Christmas at Sandringham with grand traditions, from pine fires to a 110 pound roast and a 100 pound plum pudding, followed by torchlight skating if weather allows.
Christmas on Ellis Island will feature a giant tree and gifts for detained immigrants while missionaries organize a citywide benefit. The event includes entertainment for adults and children, with plans announced by local mission workers in New York on December 24.
An outbreak of smallpox spreads through Cache and Weber counties in northern Utah. Authorities seek a state health board quarantine as rapid transmission is blamed on numerous dances and gatherings.
Indiana murder case details indict James Gillespie for murder in the first degree with four held as accessories. Victim Elizabeth Gillespie is described as sister-in-law to Mrs. Seward and relative of the Barber family. defendants include Belle Seward Myron Barber and his wife.
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