Notice to Advertisers Seeks Copy for Monday’s Ads
The notice requests advertising copy for the upcoming Monday edition. It lists offices in Portland San Francisco and Washington D C and notes matter entered at Pendleton post office as second class.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1906
Page
4
The notice requests advertising copy for the upcoming Monday edition. It lists offices in Portland San Francisco and Washington D C and notes matter entered at Pendleton post office as second class.
Judge Stephen A. Lowell emerges as the plain man of the people in Oregon politics, opposing trust influence and declaring a direct, homegrown campaign. Bourne and Cake rely on wealth and endorsements, but Lowell pledges honest service and crowdsourcing talks with constituents.
The piece argues that recent railroad wrecks are wrongly blamed on telegraph operators at lonely stations. It contends the public lacks understanding of station conditions and warns against simplistic judgments about operator errors.
Wages of 40 to 55 dollars monthly for 12 to 1 hour shifts leave few high paid posts for skilled operators. The result is recruitment from schools and offices, leaving railroads with inexperienced and unfit men and more wrecks. The telegraph remains vital for warning on roads. Notable figures Wynne Herbert Garfield Pinchot frequent White House visits reflect lingering cabinet ties.
The piece laments the term captains of industry and denounces crime and perjury among business leaders. It notes Chicago pork packers and St Louis criminals facing justice, and criticizes city finances under J R Dickson and the need for a proper financial agent rather than a salaried office. The tone calls for accountability and resignation.
The Hal of Fame notes Representative Nicholas Longworth of Ohio composing topical songs for friends. President Roosevelt praises Anitiasen der Jueser and a French tennis star as premier diplomats. Charles Frohman, famed manager, refuses portrait sketches. Senator Plat of New York dismisses pity over his stark health.
Opening paragraph promotes a local sports shop offering the heart of baseball season gear. Highlights include balls, bats, gloves, mitts, masks and tennis items. Stock features Spalding baseball goods Wright Ditson tennis balls Pneumatic golf balls All Endors.
A vivid 1900s Metropolitan Magazine portrait of Delphine a Creole woman famed as a cook healer and social magnet. The piece notes her fame among whites and fear among her own color while hinting at voodoo rumors and a dramatic, mysterious persona observed as she smokes a corncob pipe and presides at ceremonies in her neighborhood.
A list of upcoming events across the Inland Empire and Oregon offerings includes dates for conventions, elections, reunions, and the Northwest Sportsmen tournament in various towns from Spokane to Walla Walla. Wool sale dates are fixed in Pendleton, Heppner, Condon, Shaniko, Baker City, Elgin, and other locations with multiple days slated in late spring and early summer. The item also notes a health product ad and reports the death of Mrs. Sarah J. Wheeler at Shaw Beach, Conn., aged 92.
Royal Baking Powder is praised for delicate cookery and everyday meals. It has been used by three generations and is trusted by leading families across New York.
Mrs Harrison Brownell of Providence owns a vast private teapot collection numbering 1715 1745 pieces. Her interest began six years ago after receiving a Japanese bird shaped teapot. The set includes teapots from America and Europe in varied styles colors and origins, with no two alike and many irreplicable.
Private rooms at St Anthony's Hospital offered at about four dollars, with finely equipped options. A four dollar furnished room is mentioned along with a 46 dollar rating. The note also references the 444 Maternity Department with blunted or unclear wording.
Be advised Neagle Bros offer a range of tew style fancy tropos spider phaetons runabout wagons surreys buckboard and pony carts for city or country use at moderate prices. They boast an elegant stock and invite inspection. Headquarters for Wh nom Wagons with iron clad hub and large stock of Liacke and Wagons. They sell Pulrbanke Morte Gage ine Biend Pompe Teetgat ing Tiants with all goods warranted.
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