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Fragmentary notice notes old newspapers offered for sale at 100 per hundred and 25 cents each by Oregonian offices in Pendleton.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1903
Page
6
Fragmentary notice notes old newspapers offered for sale at 100 per hundred and 25 cents each by Oregonian offices in Pendleton.
Readers urged to try Dr Kilmer Swamp Root for kidney liver and bladder troubles. Sample bottle offer mailed free with a booklet. Sold by druggists. address Binghamton New York on every bottle.
Additional list of taxpayers with money and notes on hand appears in the East Oregonian as the assessor's rolls are examined. Names include Grover, Cameron, Mont, Jenske, Bond, Black, Jones, Baumgardner, Hansen, Laing, and others with varying sums. miscellaneous train news follows about delays and an accident to a baker in Salem.
Dandruff is described as a germ disease that injures the hair root, causing vitality loss and falling hair. The text promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the sole preparation that kills the dandruff germ, enabling hair to grow. samples offered by The Herpicide Co. Detroit, Mich.
Protruding ears may be coaxed to lie nearer the head by wearing a night cap with narrow bands passed over the head to bind the ears. The ad also touts Moki Tea as a skin remedy aiding complexion and liver action, with refunds offered if not satisfactory. Sample requests are addressed to W. H. Hooker & Co. in Buffalo, N Y, via W. H. Schmidt & Co.
Acker's Blood Elixir advertised by F. W. Schmidt & Co. as a guaranteed cure for blood poisons eruptions sores and general weakness. The ad promises refunds if not satisfied and lists price at 60 cents and 1.00.
Forty million calendars are freely distributed in the United States during the first month of each year. This broad effort places calendars in homes and businesses nationwide, reflecting a widespread tradition of annual gratis releases.
Wool buyers from Boston and San Francisco, led by F B Green, traded parts of Idaho's 2024 clip in Lewiston. James Madden and George Figes contributed 70,000 pounds at 19 cents per pound, while Patterson clip of Asotin weighed 16,000 pounds at 11.5 cents.
Boston dated May 27 reports Julia Ward Howe’s 84th birthday celebrated by hundreds of friends and admirers. Born days after Queen Victoria, she remains active in intellectual circles, delivering several addresses weekly, leading the Boston Authors' Club, and participating in the New England Woman's Club and other organizations. She often attends multiple meetings daily and is a prominent figure in women’s clubs.
Indianapolis officials finalize merger of Union Traction Company of Indiana and Indianapolis Northern Traction Company at Anderson. Plan to form holding company and guarantee a dividend on the stock. Quay to control.
Two hundred thousand dollars has been appropriated by the Louisiana Purchase Exposition to cover expenses of the International congresses that will assemble in St Louis September 1926 1904. The congress of art and sciences will have one definite task to demonstrate the unity of knowledge and bring harmony to scattered scientific work. Leading scholars from around the world will deliver lectures before the Congress.
The grand stand for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition dedication in St Louis holds 21,060 seats, near 600 feet long and 185 feet wide. It is described as the largest grand stand built aside from London's coronation structure, with lumber costing about $20,000.
The log cabin built in St Louis County by General A. 8. Grant in 1854 has been relocated to Art Hill for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. Despite weathering, the structure remains sturdy and will remain in Forest Park after the World's Fair ends under owner C. F. Whanke.
About 30 commissioners and as many visitors convene in Tarkio Missouri for the United Presbyterian Church of North America general assembly. Delegates from every American presbytery attend with Egypt and India mission fields represented. Dr J C Wilson will preach the opening sermon and the sessions are slated to run a week. The meeting is expected to address foreign mission plans and potential union with the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church of the South.
Charles B. Hecht of Sumpter arrives in Pendleton seeking a suitable location for a toy shop after five years in Sumpter and decides to relocate the business to Pendleton.
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