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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1903
Page
2
Catalog style list of men clothing items with prices: underwear at 50 cents, socks 10 to 15 cents, fancy half hose 15 seats and 25 cents, shirts 50 and 75 cents, golf shirts 50 75 cents and 100 dollars, gloves 25 cents to 1 50, black sateen Starts 50 and 75 cents, suspenders 25 50 75 cents, and reductions in men's and boys sweaters.
A large Swedish and Cave colony from Minnesota Orezor sails for spring exposition duties. The Groton exhibit arrives safely in Osaka and sits in the exposition building with over 3,000 workers involved in postal strife and work stoppages without union orders.
A dense hotel arrivals list names guests from Portland Seattle Spokane and beyond. A closing notice from Henry Oldenstadt and Herman Meter of Portland states intention to purchase 300 horses for the U S Cavalry, outlining required geldings mares and ages and promising future inspection dates.
Fragmented OCR text advertises Hell's Catarrh Cure with promises of cures and testimonials. Mentions F J Cheney Co Toledo, West & Thax wholesale Toledo, Kinnan & Marvin druggists, and Hall's Family Pills. Includes claims of internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and general drugstore presence.
Pacific Northwest news notes several events including a malignant cyptheria case at Union, Carrie Nation traveling toward Portland, Eugene man sought for misappropriation now in the East, Bank postmaster robbed of 111 in government funds, Lyons convicted of murder after brief deliberation, J B Farrell heading to the Orient for trade, James Baxter of Dayton noted as the oldest native to Yaembili counts with 132 descendants, F J Schofield missing from Idaho hotel, foul play suspected, Benton county farmer George Armstrong missing with wife and two sons.
Milton citizens in Domatilla county seek county court action to fund and reconstruct five miles of river road from near Milton to the Wallin Wallin River bridge. Jo F Campbell reports 30 signatories pledging 1200 dollars and promises to double donations if needed. The project aims to improve drainage, raise the roadbed, and restore a central thoroughfare through winter impassability. Subscriptions range from four to twenty five dollars with local merchants participating. the court will determine final cost.
Henry Perrin of Walla Walla, ex Sixth Cavalry, aims to launch a local athletic association modeled after Seattle. Backed by Severs' citizens, Perrin says a 50 member start could grow with proper management and equipment. He previously assisted in Seattle Athletics and played on Seattle’s ball team.
Able Company of artists Weston and Herbert to perform vaudeville at the Frazer theater next Friday and later. Patrons of the Prayer will witness top vaudeville acts, the famous company having drawn much favorable comment in nearby cities.
Readers are invited to visit the exhibit at Dunper's old stand in March. Aiming to please, the display promises pleasant scenery and artistic works in fine glass, inviting all to come and see the best efforts.
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