Embroideries in New Patterns for 1904 Special
Ge and 1c embroideries present in all new patterns with eight styles. Prices show 9c per yard and higher grades at 25c 30c and 36c. Extra wide embroideries offered at 18c per yard as a special deal.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1904
Page
3
Ge and 1c embroideries present in all new patterns with eight styles. Prices show 9c per yard and higher grades at 25c 30c and 36c. Extra wide embroideries offered at 18c per yard as a special deal.
The Georgia Minstrels led by Hicharda and Pringle promise an almost entirely new show in this city, with last season’s hits reappearing alongside many fresh acts in bright up to date novelties. Also notes on Laxative Bromo Quinine for colds and a robbery case where $60,000 in checks and documents vanished from a bank cashier’s coat pocket during bankruptcy proceedings.
A quirky essay links hair color to character and claims bald men show selfless care. It cites a Paris professor and a rabbit experiment, then promotes Nowro's Herpicide with a sales pitch urging readers to sample the product via The Herpicide Co. in Bend Wo.
In Union and Umatilla counties the Grange has expanded to six branches totaling over 300 members. Milton Freewater branches total about 140 and Union county branches about 160, with continued growth and plans for future formations. The movement echoes the Farmers Alliance era, emphasizing unity, cooperation, and later business influence.
A longtime sheepman recalls March 1882 as the worst for Umatilla county with 76 percent of lambs killed after a heavy early winter snow. He notes cattle losses in McKay creek bottom, widespread stock suffering in foothills and mountains, and wholesale lamb slaughter as stock died from exposure. The Grand Ronde area also faced mass deaths due to piled hay and cold.
Jerry Mullen known as The Wild Irishman, a veteran stage driver and former world gold medalist, visited Pendleton this morning between trains. He returns to take a government driver post in Yellowstone Park after five months with the Elgin Joseph Company on a rugged road through the Iowa canyon.
Clark Nelson of Weston brick yard reports antler supply for the new Waildinge project in Pendleton. brick for the Martin building being sourced, production to start by April 1, with cars of brick arriving daily. Also notes Holt harvester success and John Kennedy sentenced to hang in Roanoke for a train robbery after a guard beating.
An advertisement extols Caticura treatments for a wide range of skin conditions and scrofula in infants and children. It claims remarkable cures where other remedies fail, alleging safety for young users and parental relief, with dramatic testimonials and outdated medical promises.
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