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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1906
Page
4
Partial ad fragment shows children's and quality hose pricing with quantities and per pair costs in cents. Mentions black ribbed hose, regular stock, promotional values, line items appear in jumbled OCR. No clear event or date, but indicates sale pricing and catalog style.
The St Louis Globe Democrat lauds Upton Sinclair aged 27 as a literary star whose book The Jungle spurred a major reform drive. It credits him with disrupting beef trusts and boosting public awareness of unsafe meat practices, portraying him as a socialist with vast influence. The piece notes his impact surpasses government action and forecasts more exposes to come. It also covers salt Lake wool markets, detailing deals by J L Wood Livestock and Governor Gooding shifting clips to buyers in Boston and St Louis.
A. M. Ake of Wood Ind recalls years of severe lung trouble with repeated hemorrhages. After trying several physicians without benefit he used Tooley's Honey and Tar and reports his lungs are now as sound as a bullet. The remedy is promoted by Koeppens drug store for coughs and lung healing.
Fred W. Kaser, president of the Walla Walla Commercial Club, toured eastern Oregon towns including Weston, La Grande, Pendleton and Hot Lake. He found business strong and reports Pendleton's leaders optimistic about current trade and prospects, noting local fundraisers and civic effort as signs of growth and unity in the region.
Preparations are underway in Denver for the Elks annual reunion on July 15 with an immense Welcome Arch near the depot and electric lights. A citywide display includes silver elk statues, lavish fireworks, and prizes for decorations, backed by $160,000 in funds and a prominent silver elk trophy from Fred G. Shaffer. The event will showcase elaborate artistry and entertain guests with tribal pageants and mountain excursions. Also reported is the death of Thomas F. Wageman, former treasurer of the Catholic university, from cancer at a Maryland farmhouse at age 57.
Notice to contractors invites bids for a bridge across the Walla Walla River at Milton Oregon. Bids are due at the recorder's office by 5 pm July 2 1906 with a 10 percent certified check. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Specifications available June 29 and July 2 at the recorder’s office. W R Cratg Recorder City of Milton.
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