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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1903
Page
9
A notice from A. Alloway at the Old Dutch Henry Feed Yard in Cor west Afs a and Lillith Sta Ss advertises ample stalls, large corrals for horses and cattle, hay and grain for sale, and a chop mill in connection. Phone Main 1331.
Gray's Harbor Commercial Co promotes its stock of lumber and related goods at the depot, inviting customers to place orders. The faded OCR mentions dry fencing, ceiling, newetics, and various items like deers and apcle boxes, urging readers to supply needed lumber.
Spokane Press reports a trades council boycott of the Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company. A committee met District Manager Bush who said arbitration was not needed. Wages cited top at 45 dollars monthly after gradual raises. Engineers levy $265 fine on members keeping phones at home during strike. Company claims it operates at a loss and pays high wages for a city of its size.
Mrs. A. A. Johns of New York was rescued after a fall into a crevasse on a walk near Yosemite on July 15. Exhausted and chilled, she clung to a ledge two feet wide for hours while Hotel Clerk Potter coordinated a rope rescue. She sustained injuries but is expected to recover.
A garbled New York birthrate note reports a rise linked to postwar conditions. The article mentions a death by own action and cites a yearly tally around 40,292 births, attributing the increase to several factors discussed in the fragment. The exact entities are unclear due to damaged text.
A vintage medical ad claims Hall’s Catarrh Cure can restore the Eustachian tube and cure deafness caused by catarrh. It offers one hundred dollars for any deafness not cured and urges sending for circulars from Cheney & Co of Toledo.
Benito Jaurez birthday anniversary observed in Mexico City on July 18 honoring the liberal party president. Citizens gathered to remember his memory and achievements in the nation’s capital.
A long procession to San Fernando Cemetery honored the famed commander who led anti Maximilian struggles. Participants included workers associations, federal district and city governments, scientific societies, garrison officers, congress members and liberal committees. Orators spoke as moral tributes filled the tomb with offerings from diverse groups including Masons.
An advertisement from Schmidt and Co. druggists promotes Acker’s Blood Elixir claiming to cure blood poisons and eruptions, with a money back guarantee. It targets pale weak customers and offers the product for 50 wenfa and $1.00 FW.
Classified item seeks inquiry at Swearingen Eras about a title colt pair for sale. Buyer seeks details on horses and terms from the listed contact.
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