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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1904
Page
3
All silk Taffeta ribbons offered in varying numbers and lengths. The listing notes silk quality and edge details while indicating yard pricing and potential availability for orders.
A scanned passage lists varied occupations including mechanical, electrical, steam or civil engineer roles, surveyor, architect, draftsman, bookkeeper, stenographer, teacher, show card writer, window dresser, and ad writer. The fragment reflects diverse trades and office professions featured in historical employment materials.
Or call on own local representative T. W. Bracking at 127 Loo Street Pendleton Oregon for assistance or information.
L C Hill in charge of Salt River basin operations states cement plant foundations are laid and work proceeds rapidly. About 290 workers near storage basin plus 15 at saw mills 10 at survey camp 30 at cadastral camp and 40 on a telephone line bring total on related Tonto project work to around 4? thousand. Over 50 miles of road built and water works piping laid three miles.
March 1 at Westminster Abbey marked the first marriage since five years earlier of Lady Grizel Cochrane to Hon Ralph Hamilton Master of Belhaven. The ceremony defied Lent Rubric and drew a fashionable, largely attended crowd with 14 bridesmaids in white chiffon and silver while Lord Atineton attended as a notable guest.
The city council will weigh whether saloons may play piano music past midnight or must stop at a fixed hour. The issue stems from a recent clash at Baker & Garrison after Deputy Marshal Scheer asked the proprietors to end music at midnight, leading to tensions and a demand for clear ordinance guidance.
Official proceedings of the 11th National Irrigation Congress issued by Gilbert McClurg in Colorado Springs. The five page volume includes views and photographs of prominent places and people, with articles, debates, papers and addresses. Some government papers were not read and are new to delegates. Major items include a relation of internal commerce to irrigation by T G Halley and a review of irrigation prospects in Oregon by John T Whistler. Available from Gilbert McClurg, Colorado Springs.
A lavish production of Uncle Tom's Cabin under Mr Washburn's management will be staged at Fra nee on March 4. The piece is praised as a strong faithful perennial favorite with careful staging and detailed casting aimed to delight juvenile audiences and all spectators.
Wants More Trib. L. F. Foster of San Francisco encloses a 160 dollar draft and asks for twelve treatments of Trib to be sent to Honolulu. The letter cites personal weight loss and sobriety from liquor and tobacco after using Trib and asserts 26 cures exist. It also includes a debt reminder to W. T. Boynton and a closing philosophical note.
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