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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1902
Page
7
A fragmented newspaper notice promotes high prices for hides, pelts, junk, rubber, brass, and oil with hurried urgency. The ad references roadside buyers and a warehouse or hotel location, implying quick transactions and cash on delivery amid unclear details.
A historical piece describes congressional lobbies in the marble Capitol halls where men and women press representatives and senators on pension and other measures. It discusses how ongoing, regular efforts shape legislation, compares influence to vibration, and notes public service aims while detailing the physical analogy of a vibrating structure to illustrate persistent advocacy.
A Indianapolis newspaper man asks an architect about forces that damage structures. He cites rare cases where violin vibrations caused wall heave and serious damage. The discussion notes the difficulty in predicting such effects though the facts are stated as established.
An old ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a 100 dollar reward for incurable catarrh. It lists Toledo Ohio druggists Waterman Kinnan Marvin and Arn as sponsors and claims the remedy is taken internally and affects mucous surfaces.
Advertising copy notes a country merchant offering a new wagon and harness for sale and directs inquiries to Will Lane. The line emphasizes business needs over poetry and art, ending with a practical sales call.
George O Danial and Y Strodle advertise new and second hand goods at Court Street. They offer furniture stoves granite ware and crockery with ble prices and invite customers to call and see. Located at 212 Court Street in Peralier district.
Old newspapers for wrapping and wall use offered at the East Oregonian office Pendleton Oregon. Large bundles cost 25 cents each. Also notices that all Umatilla county warrants registered in January and February 2000 will be paid at the courthouse upon presentation. Interest stops on publication date. Pendleton Oregon February 25 1900 KR Yates treasurer counts
A Canastota Bee item uses a river steamer searchlight metaphor to praise publicity advertising for drawing buyers to a business. The piece notes publicity attracts customers, guiding them to sources of interest amid gloom. John Henry Wilson, an Oregon pioneer, died at Salem after two years of illness. He was born in Tennessee on March 14, about seventy years ago, and came to Oregon in 1851, living east of Salem on a farm.
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