Strawine Hat Cleaners Advertises Hat Renovation
An old hat can be revived to look like stone with Strawine from Schmidt's Special Bar Bins. The ad promises a hat-cleaning effect for 25 cents per box, touting a Friday release on June 17.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1904
Page
3
An old hat can be revived to look like stone with Strawine from Schmidt's Special Bar Bins. The ad promises a hat-cleaning effect for 25 cents per box, touting a Friday release on June 17.
We carefully choose top brands in infant foods and certify freshness. Our shop stocks a wide range of leading makes for bottles teething rings and feeds. You can rely on us for freshness and variety in every product.
A fragment notes a request to obtain mast medicine your doctor can prescribe and your druggist can compound. It urges bringing doctors prescriptions to be filed, claiming the product is palatable nutritious and suitable for delicate stomachs, mentioning names like Schmidt Priddy and a date June 17.
The Statist reports 1904 wheat outlook by country. United States spring planting lags though acreage may rise. France and Russia show mixed gains and losses. United Kingdom area sown at a record low. Australasia expects large exports from New South Wales Victoria and South Australia. India’s imperial crop set for a record, Argentina sees a 40 percent rise, while Hungary and Austria-Hungary show variable prospects.
J A Blakley, who helped arrest a horse larceny suspect tied to Carney ivory stable thefts, was given a leather and horn cane mounted with silver by the old man who was sentenced to the penitentiary. The gift followed Blakley escorting the prisoner to Halem.
In response to a Valley letter dated February 22 1904 the author explains using Trib as a cure or aid to bacco withdrawal. The advertisement notes that seven remaining fens purinage are available for sale by Tolman and Co with a recommendation to all.
Farmers prepare for fig harvest and threshing season with yard work on header beds straw racks and water tanks. Men descend on country towns for hay and grain work as rooming houses fill and police remove idle workers from the area.
A fragment describes Kadlak bears sent to C Berkeley by Al Despalin. The bears, though not as large as previously noted, are thick-furred and heavy. Specimens went to Mr Berkeley, intended for dressing and mounting, with attention to their bear meat and general condition.
Special rates to Bingham Warm Springs and return seven seven dollars. Mle of theket following day from date of sale two dollars seventy five cents. Tickets on sale June 1 to September 10, 1904. For details call EB C Smith agent. Also hot free lunch at Merchants Cafe noon to 1 and 4 to 6. Boston line mentioned.
A sensational ad claims Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root cures kidney and bladder troubles including nephritis and Bright’s disease. It promises hospital and private use success, offers a free trial bottle and book, and cites Kilmer & Co at Binghamton New York with bottles priced fifty cents to one dollar.
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