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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1902
Page
6
The Plumber B F Beck of Court Street opposite Golden Rule Hotel asserts knowledge and skill are used in all work, combining brain and muscle for customers. He states materials are used only as needed for perfection and charges reflect good work, no more.
Cash Grocery announces purchase of Rei man Grocery and Bakery at 636 Main Street and will operate a strictly cash store, offering lower prices by avoiding bad debt costs and passing savings to cash patrons.
Local vendor promotes sale of doors and windows building paper lime cement brick and sand.
For sale a half section of fine wheat land all in summer fallow north of Pendleton with good improvements. Nearby is almost a full section in one block a short distance north of town.
An Oregonian ad lists Frank B. Clopton at 800 Main Street selling old newspapers. Prices are 20 cents per bundle, shown for reuse on carpets shelves walls or wrapping.
New York November fashion note on footwear and fabrics across the season. Footwear ranges from Colonial kid walking shoes to satin evening slippers with silver-threaded Irish lace faces. Velvet fabrics, Astrakhan touches, and white mousseline gowns frame the season with accessories and petticoats evolving toward wrinkle-free, figure-skimming silhouettes.
A long list of hotel arrivals and guests across multiple cities including The Dalles Portland Walla Walla Spokane and Pilot Rock. Names span numerous states with travelers from Chicago New York San Francisco Denver and more. Mentions residents and visitors such as Paul Compton George J. Gilonriat and Mrs Collins among others with various towns and affiliations. An embedded testimonial for King’s New Life Pills notes a sales pitch about health benefits.
World’s Fair notes announce twenty three foreign governments exhibiting at St Louis in 1904 with gold dollars struck for centennial celebrations. Designs feature McKinley and another head, with limited run of 250000, sold by the World’s Fair treasurer under an act of Congress. Also mentions A T Hoadley of Tilden Ind claiming relief from rheumatism via Electric Hitters, praising their effects.
A broad appeal extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for menstrual pain ovarian and womb troubles nervous disorders and general weakness. It features a letter from Mrs Hnra Jakeman of Salt Lake City Utah praising the remedy and urges women to seek Mrs Pinkham’s advice in Lynn Massachusetts.
A crowded car halted as a conductor announced the unloading of coal ahead. The crew urged passengers to begin moving items and prepare for the stop, reflecting a bustling transit scene of the era.
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