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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1902
Page
7
W. W. Bowman, leading photographer of the city, offers harvest views for sale. Finishing work completed for a man. Located on Main Street near the bridge. Phone listed as Red.
Pendleton market listings show turnips at 76c per sack parsnips tic per sack cabbage 4c per lb cheese 26c per lb onions 2 per cwt heets large potatoes 1.50 per cwt apples 1.50 per box horse radish 12c per lb garlic and sage listed. sweet potatoes 6c per lb sauer kraut 40c per gallon chickens hens per doz 4.50 roosters 3.50 to 4.50 turkeys per lb 10 geese per doz 9 spring chickens per doz 3.50 ducks per doz 3.76 pigeons per doz 1.50 eggs 14 to 15c butter 50 to 66c per roll cattle cows 3.10 per hundred steers 4 hogs live 6c dressed 6c calves dressed 7 to 8.
Portland March 15 market prices list granulated sugars at 5.25 per sack and 16 lb packages at 1.00, coffee ranges 40c to 15c per lb by grade, rice and salt prices noted, plus detailed livestock hides and furs values including sheep, calf, steer skins and various small animal pelts with per-pound and per-item rates.
The Rev Father Blanchet vicar general of the archdiocese of Oregon has visited health resorts in California and Mexico for the past three or four months and is expected in Portland by Easter Sunday March 30. He has been in poor health but resources show improvement. On his return he will stop at Albany next Sunday and visit other places before Portland.
For Sale. Twelve building lots in block 14 on the north side of the river in Raley's addition. Fine view and well graded. Inquire of N. W. Potwine, Pendle
Charles W. Ziegler of Pendleton received a letter from Frederick S. Hartzell secretary of the Ohio Auxiliary McKinley National Memorial Association based in Canton urging him to solicit and guide local contributions for a memorial to President McKinley in Canton. Ziegler, a former Canton resident, will distribute pocket subscription books to assist the drive.
The Hard Times masque ball at La Dow hall Monday night, hosted by Alert Hose Company for St Patrick's Evening, attracted about 200 attendees. Sam Endicott and Miss Elsie Parkes won the $5 prize for best cake walkers, with A C Hamlin taking $2.50 for best Irish character. A Verein Eintracht Society dance is planned for the 41st vist.
Washington March 13 Young men seeking to go east and grow with the country are invited by the government to begin life in the Philippines on fair pay. Civil service examinations today in chief cities for positions as architectural draughtsmen. Rates range from 1200 to 1400 dollars yearly depending on skill and responsibilities.
A St. Petersburg dispatch reports Russia will not permit American coercion of Turkey to pay the ransom for Miss Store the missionary. The paper claims Russia will nullify a Monroe Doctrine stance for Eastern Europe.
The era’s economy centers on advertising as essential for commerce. Businesses rely on ads to reach customers, sustain brands, and navigate a crowded market, underscoring advertising as a non negotiable lifeline in the modern marketplace.
On Wednesday March 19 buyers may view 80 or 40 work horses at Ile Fontaine and Garrison's feed yard in Pendleton. The seller D B Gilman urges anyone needing good work horses not to miss this sale.
A broken contract and partnership books between John Selbert and the respondent are offered for sale. The tailor shop is in a room formerly used by Wheeler's photograph 8'idio and the notice applies to A Schwarz.
A fragmented passage notes debate over whether advertising is a good investment. It contrasts views on spending to attract attention with concerns about whether the returns justify the outlay, referencing sections of a broader discussion.
Brief ad notes items and services in terse format. explores tiny notices with minimal readable content. No clear names or specifics. summary reflects fragmented OCR text and generic classification.
The New York World argues reputations of General Shafter in Cuba are tarnished while General Lawton dies in the Philippines. Admiral Dewey loses popularity after a controversial act. McKinley’s assassination shocks, Schley’s recognition is disputed, Alger haunted by embalmed beef, Miles reprimanded for public opinion, and Captain Hobson seeks retirement due to injuries.
The Canastota Bee urges direct advertising as a powerful publicity searchlight. It argues that clear, bright promotional light draws buyers and industry to a business, much like a steamer passing a cottage, and warns against letting rivals be seen in the gloom.
After two days of hard fighting the American chess team vanquished the British team Saturday night in the seventh match of the International series for the Newnes cup. The Americans have won five and one half games while Great Britain trails with four and one half.
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