Good Wearing Heavy Shirt with Wool Mix at $1.15
Advertisement notes a heavy shirt with wool content and good patterns, described as well made with full cut and extra quality. Price listed as Saturday total of $1.15.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1912
Page
2
Advertisement notes a heavy shirt with wool content and good patterns, described as well made with full cut and extra quality. Price listed as Saturday total of $1.15.
Washington Oct 18 The Senate committee on appropriations will investigate Senator Francs E Warren of Wyoming when Congress convenes in December Aimed to oust him over alleged misappropriation of senate funds The move follows Collier Weeky accusations and Warren's own defense admitting relatives on payroll and nonworking staff funded by the government with his private reimbursements seen as confession by some senators
New York October 18 Miss Alberta Hill wowed a tariff exhibit crowd by wit and quick debate across the stump in a campaign event supporting Governor Wilson She ridiculed tariff impacts noting Edenic origins of costs and comparing prices for graduation stock and handkerchiefs to illustrate tariff burdens on American women and the cost of living
A claim that loss of appetite signals serious trouble and that Electric Bitters can restore vitality. An anecdote credits Michael Hessheimer of Lincoln, Nebraska, with recovery after three years of illness after six bottles. The ad says the remedy builds strong nerves, pure blood, and good digestion, priced at 60 cents at Koeppens.
Oregon City hosts the state Baptist convention with over 260 delegates. C P Coshow urges strict church state separation, challenges suffrage and public school Bible teaching. Rev W M Eaton preaches on life. Delegates welcomed by Dr W T Milliken. convention continues with devotional service and home hospitality.
An advertisement from The N. K. Fairbank Company touts Cottolene as superior for frying chicken. It claims higher heat without burning, rapid frying with less fat absorption, and lower cost than butter or lard, promoting healthfulness.
An advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as the ideal child laxative for stomach liver and bowels. It promises gentle cleansing within hours without nausea and urges mothers to keep the product on hand, noting its all natural fig senna composition and full package directions.
President Coshow called the meeting to order with Rev. H W Davis of Eugene appointed recording secretary and Dr MII ken delivering the welcome address.
John and Hugh O'Donahue, recent Irish arrivals in Chicago, leapt from a third story window and fled a hold up. They ran a full mile in their underclothes before stopping. Police captured a man believed to be the robber, who had English currency in his pocket. The brothers were taken to a county hospital for treatment of injuries and shock.
The Duchess appeals through newspapers to discourage osprey plumes worn by both sexes saying the ban aims to prevent torture. It notes the Queen reportedly never wore real aigrettes and instructed against such millinery. The duchess hopes others follow to curb demand and end suffering.
The item advocates strict fiscal policy emphasizing lower taxes and prudent spending. It calls for rigid appropriations and rejects extravagance in public budgeting. The stance frames responsible governance and budget discipline as core principles.
A Umatilla County resident over 40 years old pledges to maintain regular office hours if elected and to account to the people for all money received, including principal and interest, ensuring public financial accountability.
A candidate pledges forty years in office if elected, committing to regular office hours and to accounting to the people for all money received, including principal and interest.
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