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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1904
Page
2
A compact catalog style snippet lists perfume house names including LE TREFLE VELDT ELT MEX TADMA CYSPREE IA CHYPRE AIMEE MONAL ISA, suggesting a marketing rundown of fragrance products and labels.
Fragmented telegraph style report notes algecrat mockup of command decisions at Port Arthur and other fortifications. It mentions James H. Peabody and David H Moffat in Colorado politics. The piece also alludes to Russian army movements toward the Orient and tensions within Republican factions led by Le Follett.
The report covers multiple Portland area items including a Thursday match in Multnomah County and remarks by officials. It notes shipments from Seattle and Portland, a Canadian salmon cargo, and a dark scene near Altersa. It mentions a death in Astoria and a legal action seeking damages in Sitka to Valdes while discussing railroad pricing and transport plans.
If you are looking for wheat land or stock ranches come and see as We have some of the best propositions ever offered for sale to Eastern Oregon We have just listed some very desirable city property at low privet.
Seattle Sept 3 The first meat packing plant to be established in the Pacific Northwest will begin operation at the Frye Bruhn company packing phase on or before October 1. The plant will cost about 23000 and produce corned beef prime roasts and some veal. Charles Sauter to direct the new branch, previously with Armour and National packing, already in Seattle. The facility aims to can high quality meats with greater output.
A fragmented report from Oregon mentions farmers in Umatilla County and nearby routes seeking threshing machinery and implements. It notes rising demand, local association activity, and concerns over threshing equipment and farm needs amid fluctuating wheat production and regional routes.
Frederic Lochamplin of Champlin & Company, operators of the dredger in the west, passed Pendleton en route to Chicago. Claims rich ore near Grante Pass, 12 miles from Big Creek, with daily work around 3500 cubic yards and weekly earnings between 1500 and 2600. He plans to stay about a month before returning to Southern Oregon. Buckien’s Arnica salve advertised for numerous ailments. Renter sought for central city house with long-term terms. Piano tuner offers service to improve instrument condition.
A listing of hotel arrivals across multiple cities including Baker City Portland Athena Walla Walla Spokane and San Francisco with guest names such as Miller Rach Miller Baker City Hartie Lane and Gordon. The column notes guests from Portland Me Boston Chicago and New York among others and references multiple hotels and arrivals.
Calendar of upcoming events lists Pendleton Public Schools opening September 2 with other items including Oregon Irrigation Association at Ontario, Malheur County on September 3 and a string of conferences and fairs in September October November across multiple cities and states. Highlights feature George Pendleton Academy September 26 and national gatherings such as the National Irrigation Association in El Paso Texas and the Empire Teachers Association in Pendleton.
An old advertisement claims a 3100 reward for a remedy named Catarh Cure, offering a testimonial pledge from F. J. Chexnet and Co of Toledo. The copy touts internal use and special preparations, urging readers to send for a list of testimonials and address details for purchase.
Commencing September first blankets will be washed at the Pendleton Wooten Mill. White blankets one dollar per pair, colored blankets five and one half cents per pair. Indian robes six dollars each. Blankets and robes must be delivered and called for by owners and paid for on delivery. Fairbanks to speak in Portland October 1.
Odd fragmentary ad discussing washing without water or soap to remove dandruff. Mentions germ control and powders like Camnthrarides and Vaseline as possible aids.
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