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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1903
Page
7
A historical Pendleton market piece lists retail grocery prices including coffee, sugar, flour, bacon, and produce with detailed per pound and per sack rates. It also covers livestock and poultry prices, and average hides, reflecting wartime or early 20th century pricing dynamics amid shortages and shifts in supply.
Pendleton resident Charlee W. Beale expresses strong approval for Doan's Kidney Pills after four years of kidney discomfort and back pain. He recalls relief from urinary trouble and backache after using the product purchased at Brock & McComas drug store, priced 60 cents a box, with Foster Milburn Co. as sale agents.
A fragmented note highlights T W Bracking as a focal representative, with partial address at 27 Lee Street, Pendleton. The readable text suggests local political or civic duties, though remaining details are unclear.
Announcement states W. R. Hearst will launch the Los Angeles Examiner on Sunday December 20 with color presses ready. J. C. Stransa, formerly manager of the San Francisco Examiner, will run the paper modeled on Hearst syndicate style and democratic policy.
Idaho Falls Idaho November 26 The Idaho Sugar Company began the season with cutting of beets about 40 000 tons available at the plant The factory built in Salt Lake under a 1 000 000 capitalization is fireproof and has a daily capacity of 60 tons with room to double to 1 200 tons as needed The plant operations come within months of its incorporation and beet crop preparation showing rapid development for the sugar industry
New York on November 26 marks Andrew Carnegie's birthday though his exact age remains disputed between his own claim of sixty eight and biographies pegging 1835. He spends the winter at his Fifth Avenue home as congratulatory letters and telegrams arrive without any public celebration.
Consul Malmroer reports Cartagenas closure only stops ships to or from Port of Colon Washington. Telegraphed yesterday that steamboat agents formed closure of Cartagenas harbor to vessel traffic to Colon. Grats's serves imported and domestic lunches and clam chowder.
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