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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1902
Page
7
Hides and junk offered at top market value. Accepts hides shipped worth up to 500 dollars and pays the same. Ad lists Pendleton address, phone Hed 221, and sternota? hotel area. Also promotes Stoble as secondhand dealer in furniture, stoves, granite ware, and crockery at 212 Court Street.
Local classified section highlights W H Bowman as leading photographer and promotes photography services. Also adverts urge magazine subscriptions, address East Oregonian Pub Co Pendleton Oregon, and offer rental spaces, used metal for sale, and trading notices. Includes readers asked to place items in classifieds for commerce.
Market prices cover potatoes apples horse radish garlic sweet potatoes sauer kraut and eggs with per unit rates. Livestock and poultry listed include chickens roosters turkeys geese spring chickens ducks pigeons with prices per dozen and per pound. Butter cow and steer prices noted as well as hogs dressed and live and calf dressed values.
Sugar cane granulated best five dollars twenty five per sack sixteen pounds one dollar. Coffee Modia and Java best forty cents per pound next grade twenty five cents per pound lower grades twenty six to sixteen cents per pound. Rice best head rice twelve and a half cents per pound next grade eight and one eighth cents per pound. Salt coarse one dollar thirty five cents per one hundred table two dollars twenty cents per one hundred. Flour BB three forty per barrel. Flour Walters three forty per barrel.
Market listing records extensive prices for sheepskins hides and pelts in Portland on March 15. Values span dry hides of various weights to salted and unsalted, plus furred pelts such as bear skin fox lynx and wolf, with prices per item or per pound and note of size and quality.
The text notes there are 1.5 to 2 million cigar brands in the country yet a smoker may believe each brand uses a different tobacco. It adds that around 160 tobacco varieties exist across sources and even experts struggle to distinguish some of them.
Thomas G Montgomery reports Franklin county near Cornell suffered widespread wheat loss from a January freeze. He owns 240 acres and has crews reseeding all fields as fall wheat stands falter. Dry spring could worsen outlook, though adequate rain may save crop. fall wheat tends to fare better than spring grain.
Classified ads note time weekly and include eeeeeee patterns and a trailing term. The fragment presents a shorthand header for a small ad section with ambiguous content. No clear people or organizations are named.
The Canastota New York Bee illustration extols directed advertising as a modern searchlight that guides buyers and industry toward a firm's offerings. It compares publicity to a beam that highlights a business, drawing potential customers from surrounding gloom and ensuring rivals are not sought instead.
A notice describes partnership books between John Selbert and the advertiser, in a tailor shop formerly Wheeler's photograph studio, plus a broken contract signed by John Selbert put up for sale. Apply to A Schwarz.
A historic ad touts One Minute Cough Cure as a fast, safe remedy for coughs colds and throat troubles. It claims to soften mucus reduce inflammation and address the disease cause with a single dose praised by Justice of the Peace J Q Hood of Crosby Mississippi and sold by Tallman & Co and Brock & McComas.
March Ladies' Home Journal suggests procuring packets of aniline dyes in colors such as pink light blue pale green yellow crimson purple or mauve. Dissolve in hot water and boil the eggs until the shade matches. Create a moss or crepe paper centerpiece, and place the dyed eggs as a breakfast table display with a keepsake nest by each plate for children.
A historical note from The Country Merchant asserts business survival hinges on advertising, claiming society can endure poetry music art conscience and friends but cannot endure commerce without ads. The quote emphasizes the central role of advertisements in daily trade.
D BE Gilman announces sale of 20 or 40 work horses to be viewed in Pendleton on Wednesday March 19 at La Fontaine and Garrison's feed yard. Buyers are urged not to miss seeing these good work horses from a local dealer.
Advertising experts warn that the best method is continuous ads to ensure returns. The note suggests avoiding sporadic spending and stresses steady exposure as a prudent strategy for budget use.
Twelve building lots in block 14 on the north side of the river in Raley's addition. Mine location and well graded. Inquire of N. W. Potwine, Pondleton, Oregon.
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