Untitled fragment notes ink prices and names
Fragmentary notice mentions Sanford's Ink pricing and individuals possibly Frederick Nolf. Details are unclear due to damaged text but reference to blank books and a price timeline around January 1.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1904
Page
2
Fragmentary notice mentions Sanford's Ink pricing and individuals possibly Frederick Nolf. Details are unclear due to damaged text but reference to blank books and a price timeline around January 1.
Severe soaking follows five months of drought as creeks cisterns and reservoirs overflow. A murder case from Cutler Mountain near Colorado Springs involving Mrs. Bessie Bouton is noted. Separate reports claim a Tacoma incident, a senator becoming a Mason, naval academy scandals, student intoxication, a nude suicide attempt in New York, and a boisterous bottle stunt in Chicago ending with a death.
Mrs Eugenia V Hogan mother of Kate Hogan elocutionist died at 70 at Colfax. Ase Harmon and John Larson, sailors from a British bark at Portined, drowned while drunkenly cavorting in the Willamette River. Charles E Franser, injured in the Pikeston export train wreck near Chehalis, died at St Vincent's Portland hospital. Prisoners in Oregon penitentiary staged a Christmas program in the chapel. W J Bodine of Butte claims to be the husband of a murdered Colorado Springs woman. Hane Knetson, a Scandinavian sailor aboard the John Rusa, drowned after going over the bowsprit in a heavy gale near the Columbia bar. Portland closing session reported.
Sparse vacant bots remain in Pendleton residence section with tiered pricing. A fresh list for our Lt. covers wide country property options and seeks buyers seeking desired homes at reasonable rates.
The article contrasts Christmas practices in Japanese and Buddhist Japan, noting calendar differences, gift customs, church services, and fasting before Christmas. It explains Japanese celebrations resemble Western Christmastide yet focus on children and family, with Santa traditions and church feasts, while Buddhist observances center on Buddha’s birth with temple rituals and water-dipping ceremonies.
The Oregon Geological Survey reports 1993 coal production at 1,144,000 tons valued at $221,091, up 25,496 tons and $360,056 from 1902. Beaver Hill mine reopening in Coos County drives gains as most output ships to San Francisco. 225 men employed, 254 days.
A long arrival roster lists Mrs Cotton and others at hotels in Portland, Seattle, Starbuck, Behn, Behn, and beyond. Guests include Jena Rout, Arthur J. Haveriy, L. F. Martin, H. C. Bushnell, Will Dugging, G. W. Demeston, A. 5. Demenlia, Miss Elsie Herald, J. B. Baker, J. T. Thorp, J. W. Deniwon, Pendleton, and many more, with cities such as Spokane, Lewiston, Milton, Starbuck, Echo, and San Francisco. The compilation reads like a travel register of patrons at multiple hotels.
An interview in the Livestock World discusses the cattle and mutton market outlook. Eastern sentiment hints at higher demand, with feeders early buyers profiting and a potential long period before wool and mutton oversupply.
Wenatchee Commercial Club circulated a circular urging all Washington cities to unite in increasing the state population to one million. A “lilian club” badge proposal and personalized pledge were suggested to mobilize supporters across counties, schools, and directories.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a claim about curing a colt in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet. Mentions refund policy cheekily and garbled branding. Includes stray quotes and misread lines from an advertisement or lecturer about labor as the path to success.
A distressed 19th century ad offers one hundred broke horses for winter at Dutch Henry’s corner of Alta and Lailleth, promising access to the best buyers and experienced handling for all stock. It claims to break and train horses from finest stock to bronchos, with prices and yields varying by suitability.
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