Patent Colt Skin Sale Noted In Special Value Booth
A fragmented ad fragment mentions patent colt skin at a late stylish display booth priced at five dollars. The note hints a special value offer and a promotional setup in a market or fair.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1903
Page
8
A fragmented ad fragment mentions patent colt skin at a late stylish display booth priced at five dollars. The note hints a special value offer and a promotional setup in a market or fair.
An assortment of local shop notices lists prices and offerings from Neuman's to Rader's and Gratz's with mentions of cigars, wall paper, canned goods, and fresh foods. Rentals, furnished rooms, and services like painting, paper hanging, tamales, and piano tuning appearances are noted, along with a house for sale and a locksmiths listing.
A sales notice touts low prices on rings from 50 cents to 3 dollars with wedding rings emphasized. The ad promises quality and variety, inviting readers to visit for a selection in the store’s 6 RINGS style.
Rev. Robert J. Diven, pastor of the Presbyterians church of Pendleton, will preach at South Juniper church next Sunday, July 56, at 3 p.m. The piece also notes a May report of India temperatures reaching 114 degrees in the shade.
The council approves an ordinance authorizing a contract with the Oregon Railroad & Navigation for sand cement and brick weed for the new sewer and accepts a plan to buy iron work from Richy Clove foundry. The Lee Street Bridge deemed unsafe and a street inquiry ordered.
The ordinance forbids using or possessing explosive devices to increase force or direct discharge. Violations are a misdemeanor with fines or imprisonment. No firecrackers or large explosives may be set off on Main or Court streets or in any public place within the city. City officials intend strict enforcement and will prosecute violations.
Alexander Beaubien, once on the Chicago police force, retires at age due to length of service. He is cited as the first white child born in Chicago when the settlement was Fort Dearborn era. The report notes Chicago’s infancy amid hostile Indians and a small trader garrison. Also mentions a Frankfort sanitarium and Jewish population comparisons.
New York July 1 The United States commissioner of patents Frederick L Allen sailed for Europe today aboard the steamship St Paul and will spend five weeks abroad examining patent offices in Great Britain Germany and France to learn possible improvements for the U S patent office He will also visit Switzerland to inspect the International Bureau for the protection of industrial property in Berne Fully 26000 persons commit quibli le in Kisala every year.
The Nolf Store advertises 12 Roman Candles and loud firecrackers priced at 5 cents per package Skyrockets at five cents a dozen along with flower pots and colored mines also in stock A full set of extra debit ledgers and counter books offered from five cents upward.
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