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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1904
Page
6
John G. Stetson Hats introduces stiff and soft hats for spring with Easter pricing. The 4.50 and 5.00 line, $3.50 hats reduced to 2.80, and a $3.00 cracker hat on sale at 2.25 until Easter. Customers urged to view the new line before buying.
Dalles report notes Eastern Oregon dissatisfaction over portage railway delays. Attorney General Crawford explains canal route uncertainty requires resurvey and possible relocation. Board will not proceed with condemnation now, awaiting canal right of way and instructions.
The South Dakota Democratic state convention met in Sioux Falls to select four delegates at large and alternates for the St Louis convention and to nominate a state ticket in Aberdeen in July. It is expected the platform of 1900 will be reaffirmed and that South Dakota delegates will back William K. Hearne for the presidential nomination. The article notes Senator Pettigrew’s recent endorsement for the New York congressman.
Butter enough to feed an army and fine enough for royalty is shown at the second annual butter show of the Illinois Dairymen's Association in Springfield. Nearly every county is represented with high class exhibits and many prizes. The show runs until two days hence with dairymen conferences. Professor Hart of the University of Illinois will demonstrate centrifugal separation and other dairy work.
The March report outlines four Republican candidates Hanly Penfield Sayre and Taylor. Hanly leads but rivals dispute the inevitability of his nomination. Penfield has Hague tribunal ties and national roles, Sayre drives an active Indiana campaign, Taylor brings previous attorney general experience.
A pamphlet style claim from The Swift Specific Co of Atlanta argues hereditary blood diseases as facts. It cites inherited conditions like ffula and contageous blood poison and promotes S S S as a universal blood remedy. It emphasizes hereditary transmission, urges constitutional treatment, and offers free medical advice.
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