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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1904
Page
3
Fragmented list shows satin taffeta ribbons with multiple item numbers and prices such as No 7 No 12 No 16 No 22 No 80 and 19¢ 40 Satin Taffeta Ribbons, also mentions yd prices and an all silk taffeta line. Names of colors and vendors are unclear.
The Hunt and Caviness ditch from the Umatilla river near Echo has been opened after about ten years idle. A Roho company revived work two months ago and now directs flood water through to reclaim desert land west of Echo. The project aims to supply several irrigation companies, clear sagebrush land, and extend to Butter creek with plans to reclaim state land under the Carey act.
Umatilla county sheep will be shipped out this spring as soon as a fair market appears. Low prices last fall left many unsold and held stock, with lambs and young stock to be kept for another year. The mild winter left stock in excellent condition and a large hay total is anticipated.
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment as a complete skin and scalp cure. It promises relief from itching, crusts, dandruff, and hair loss, plus broader uses for hands, baby rashes, and perspiration. The Resolvent is offered to cleanse the blood. a complete set costs one dollar.
In Umatilla county stock regions hay prices drop while grazing weather appears in Gurdane Alba Dale areas. A Wade era settlement drives early spring sheep movements with sales at low but sustainable levels to address credit problems. County flocks are top graded for wool and mutton, fetching high prices on the Pacific coast.
A large Pendleton crowd attended the Fraser theater last night to hear Henry Clay Barnabee and stars of song perform the English legend Robin Hood. Douglas Ruthven as Robin Hood and Gertrude Zimmer as Maid Marian drew special praise. the production proved the stage too small for the full chorus.
In Washington on March 4 the naval appropriation bill was taken up in the senate. It was stated that the American navy ranks third in tonnage and first in modern equipment. A German-American minister testified before the House Judiciary Committee opposing the Bolliver bill to make ships subject to the laws of the importing state, citing personal rights concerns.
The Manufacturing Grocers section of the Canadian Manufacturers' Association met today at the board of trade in Montreal with prominent grocers from across Canada in attendance. Adulterated foods the war and other trade issues were discussed.
Mrs W Watkins of Pleasant City Ohio recounts how Pneumonia and a severe cough beset her child until Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption saved him. She calls it the only sure cure for coughs colds and lung diseases. Tallman Co. guarantees it at 50c and 1.00 with trial bottles free.
Notice to contractors called proposal will be received at the office of T F Howard architect room 17 Judd building up to ten oclock March 10 1904 for the erection and completion of a two story frame cottage with stone basement for William P Sturgin according to plane and specifications on file in the architect office The first is reserved to reject any and all bids February 26 1904.
BR Cray of Portland Oregon on July 10 2002 endorses Trib as a remedy for habit issues noting prior Keeley cure cost of 150 dollars and stating Trib is honestly the best cure of the two offering assistance to the author.
Being about to remove from the city I will offer for sale on Friday, May 4th at the rectory of the Episcopal church, my household goods. Includes chairs, tables, stoves, bedroom set, carpets, and other furnishings.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to W. T. Boynton are urged to call and settle at once and send the money to W. T. Boynton.
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