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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1905
Page
6
The ad touts American made wash goods with reduced yardage, copies of Koechiin patterns, and American Days discounts on shoes, parasols, ribbons, and undergarments. It promises the lowest prices, urging Pendleton shoppers to buy now during American Days with broad selections and vivid colorings highlighted.
Several hundred delegates filled the First Congregational Church for the seventh annual National American Woman Suffrage Association session in Portland Oregon June 2. The opening address by Rev Anna Howard Shaw praised progress and urged broader future work as states in the west show gains, with a national program to enfranchise women and extend self government.
D L Gregory of Hope Texas praises Bucklen Arnica Salve for cuts burns and sore eyes in a reader note. The item notes the salve costs 26 cents at Tallman & Co. drug store. A separate report mentions India's secretary of state authorizing a major irrigation project with an estimated cost of about 25 million dollars.
Dr Panton of Anaconda travels to Alaska with his brother after a dying French Canadian prospector told of rich gold near Juneau. The man drew maps and left directions before dying, prompting the brothers to seek the claim and confirm the fortune, while a Portland doctor weighs the tale.
From Sandy Hook to Highland Beach a seven mile broad coastal road is proposed for army officers and friends. Construction rides open at Fort Hancock Sandy Hook with Quartermaster Abel S. Bickhim presiding. The line will be at least 16 feet wide and run along the New Jersey coast linking Highland Head to Seabright.
A bulletin from the Bureau of Labor reports broad price increases from 1890 through 1904. Food prices in 1904 were higher than the 1899–1900 average for 38 of 52 items, clothing up 9.8 percent, farm produce wholesale prices up 24.2 percent, and fuel and weights at 22.6 percent above past levels, reflecting persistent inflation since the depression.
Notice of sale in Pendleton at Boynton's table on July 1 detailing a fine lot of young work and middle horses and a saddle horse for male J. F. Alden.
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