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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1905
Page
2
A fragment criticizes Mothers Pride coffee as overpriced and inferior in flavor. It notes the coffee is stored in air tight tins to preserve aroma, while conjecturing the smell and dead flies in open barrels taint other coffees.
We have just received one thousand seven hundred platen and cups and saucers to be sold for 10 cents each. These are embossed and trimmed in gold, making a very pretty effect. These are rare bargains. A full size tea cup and saucer, white and gold, for 10 cents.
Idaho prisoner John Gideon, accused of holding up the Warren stage and robbing the mail and passengers, is under federal custody. He is being moved to Lewiston for United States court trial after recovery of $604 in cash and $1406 in gold bullion hidden near the Snake River. He had shipped the bullion to Ontario in a clothing box before the hideout was found.
A Tuesday afternoon reception at Mrs. Thomas C. Warner’s Water street home honored her mother Mrs. Margaret Johnson. Rooms glowed with autumn hues and candlelight while guests mingled 2 to 5 pm with floral centerpieces, red accents, and electric lighting enhancing the décor. Several hostesses aided, and a large guest list included many local women and families.
A fresh and up to date line of bathroom products includes Toilet Ammonia Fea Sites Brushes Sponges Hoape Powders Towels and more. These fixtures are designed to boost home comfort and utility by improving cleanliness and appeal in the bath.
An article extols nature as a cure for hair loss and mentions a germ causing hair destruction. It promotes Newbro's Herpicide as a treatment that kills the germ and allows natural hair growth. Available through A. C. Koeppen & Bros. as Detroit agents.
F G Lucas of Athena launches a broom factory using 12 acres of broomcorn about four miles from Athena. About 200 dozen brooms will be made for sale in the county with plans to expand to 200 acres next year and employ up to 25 workers. Lucas offers free broomcorn seed to reap growers and will purchase the harvest at top market price.
Rev. W. L. Van Nuys pastor of Firm Presbyterian Church was chosen moderator as the Oregon Presbyterian Synod met in La Grande. Delegates from across the state conduct business and expect to close the session Sunday evening with the moderator and family returning home Monday. Organiser A. D. Cridge leads a drive to add Pon leten camp Woodmen of the World members, with Neighbor Phil McBrian on a special committee. Head Consul Hook likely to receive a gift at next month’s reception. Charles J. Linke takes charge of Hotel Dr Velle after purchasing the property in Eeho.
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