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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1904
Page
7
An old ad copy extols Scott's Emulsion as a cure for poor air, overwork, and illness, contrasting unhealthy conditions with sunshine and nutrition. It invites readers to request a free sample from BOTT & BROWNE in Pearl Street, New York, and highlights the product as providing significant nourishment for health.
Art Department promotes cushions centerpieces cords and stamped designs with complete sets and diverse colors for cushy burnished work. Levons provided with each new artwork and Mrs Carlson offers free lessons on embroidery.
Its near time to think of jewelry purchases for the year. The retailer urges customers to select leisurely as the assortment is greatest now and offers to reserve items for later pickup. Thanksgiving and holidays approach quickly.
Bomemer TM a noted war dog from Company D served in the Philippines. Born March 17, 1894 in Walla Walla, he belonged to T. Nelson. He accompanied Pendleton soldiers, returned safely, and received an honorable discharge in Oregon. Mentions Lt. George A Hartman Jr, and other officers.
President Roosevelt arrived in St Louis with entourage to inspect the exposition grounds. Cavalry escorts accompanied him as crowds cheered. a football game between Haskell Indians and Carlisle Indian School drew interest. The president will rest Sunday with possible church attendance alongside President Francis and Treasurer Thompson.
The London Livestock Journal reports that in 1904 the United Kingdom saw 8000 more horses than the previous high in 1896, with higher cattle and dairy stock. The board of agriculture preliminary return notes many horses under one year old, while sheep numbers fall.
The Washington postoffice reform order requires railway mail service clerks to post bonds of 3000 dollars or equivalent by December. It notes corporate surety bonds are allowed and cites cost ranges for corporate surety for clerks. General Louis Paineff Ceanilu, longtime director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, has died at 72 after a long illness.
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