Sculptor David Watson Stevenson Dies in Edinburgh
The noted sculptor David Watson Stevenson died in Edinburgh Scotland at the age of 62. His death marks the end of a long career shaping public monuments and portrait statues across Britain.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1904
Page
3
The noted sculptor David Watson Stevenson died in Edinburgh Scotland at the age of 62. His death marks the end of a long career shaping public monuments and portrait statues across Britain.
The Indica and others extol Newbro's Herpicide for quickly cleansing dandruff from the scalp and easing itching. It is claimed to cure dandruff by destroying its germ, stop hair loss and baldness, and serve as an ideal hair dressing giving an aristocratic look. Sold by druggists with samples available from The Herpicide Co Detroit Michigan and agent F W Schmidt.
Athena March 19 report covers Saylors returning to Rotter Creek ranch after birth of a son, reception for M E church new members set for March 22, and a busy cultural program including the Fruits of the Wine Cup play and a Henry class recital. Also notes arrivals and visits from Missouri, Alberta, and Pendleton, plus ill health of Mrs Elscamp and a newborn son born March 15.
McKay Creek notes report Ruth Kidder returned from Spokane visit. J S Whorler children ill but recovering. Residents plant gardens between showers while George Kidder, Mesers Snyder and Crowner prepare to irrigate. Miss Keller teaches a two months term replacing Miss Hunton starting last Monday. Community curiosity grows about the vanished promoters. Alex Gamie works his lot for next year’s crop as storm society interest rises.
Comedian H. Dudley returns with Richards Pringle’s company in a fresh Jim Jackson act set in the Policy Shop. Dudley, praised as the funniest negro on stage, performs a country pigger role with fast gunplay. Frazer theater hosts the show Tuesday March 22. Also notice: A. Mann sells his dental business to Drs White, recommending their firm to patients.
Reverend J W Peakson, 90, renowned speaker and missionary, will discuss the inland Ma people, their manners, customs and religion. The program is at the Chris Monday night. Admission 26c for adults and 16c for...
A letter from SHATTUCK of Pacific States Type Foundry describes a claimed nine tenths recovery rate for Bright's Disease and Diabetes. It cites prominent supporters including D. M. Burns and Edward Mills and promises free pamphlets detailing a long investigation.
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