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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1904
Page
3
A triggered promotional note praises Cuticura Soap and Ointment for curing scalp humours, dandruff, and hair loss. It touts complete skin treatment with Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent Pills to cleanse the blood, claim quick cures from infancy to old age, and a one dollar price for the full set.
A Pendleton notice celebrates the Gily prize awarded for blankets Indian robes Indian shawls and Indian couch covers. Goods packed from stock show the line’s real quality and popularity as Christmas trade begins. Smoking jackets are gaining as a hot new item with orders spreading nationwide.
The 16th annual meeting of the National Association of Railroad Commissioners opens at Birmingham Alabama with delegates from nearly every state and a concurrent Southeastern Railway Land and Industrial Agents' Association convention. Papers discuss grade crossings tariffs safety and valuation. amid other items, sessions adjourn for a Mexico City excursion. Concurrent items include a Knights of Pythian partiality inquiry in Indianapolis and Nan Patterson trial in New York.
Cheyenne Wyoming November 15 The frontier town with its desperadoes and rough characters eyes a new era as Willum B Hoss a young attorney who defeated Colonel W H B Stoll delivers a pledge to close gambling in Laramie County He faces strong opposition yet promises rapid action and broad support to curb illegal gaming and restore order in the county precincts
Memphis Tenn November 15 many leading physicians and surgeons from Arkansas Tennessee and Mississippi gather for the annual Tri-State Medical Association convention. The opening session this morning drew top medical professionals and set the stage for discussions on regional medical advances and collaboration.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Golden Gate and copper tins with phrases about keeping a top down tight to save aromas and freshness and ensuring good coffee taste. It contains garbled lines about lead 2 1b, forms-tidht tins, and never sold. Overall unclear and nonstandard.
Commander Hooth-Tucker, eight and a half years head of the Salvation Army in the United States, will bid farewell at a Grand Central Palace meeting tonight. He sails on the Oceanic tomorrow for London. Eva Booth, succeeding Commander Booth-Tucker, is expected in New York by month’s end.
Delinquent properties will be advertised and sold for taxes after December 1 with added costs. Taxpayers are urged to settle promptly to avoid additional tax sale expenses. Suffrage meeting in Janesville Wisconsin discusses state convention on equal suffrage with large attendance and ongoing sessions through tomorrow.
A buckskin horse with a white stripe on the forehead one white hind foot saddle marks on withers black stripe along the back to the root of a tall leg, shod all around branded W on the left stifle reward offered.
The ad lists Ladies' and Misses' Tourist and Rain Coats with various prices such as 10.00, 14.00, 12.00, 20.00, and 35.00. It shows multiple entries including 913.50 and 415.00 with different discounting and sizes. Names of brands or stores are not provided but the page markets a range of outerwear for women and girls with sale pricing.
A catalog of ladies and misses jackets with various prices in pounds and dollars, showing multiple styles and price points from 4.15 to 16.75, reflecting a retail listing. Includes items labeled as ladies and misses jackets with mixed currency figures.
Pendleton store advertises largest and best selected stock of furs for ladies and misses now selling at cost. Shoppers urged to act quickly as sale offers run for a limited time.
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