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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1903
Page
6
If suddenly called abroad, would you convert your estate to cash or ensure it is safely invested before leaving? A safely invested estate is portrayed as the best asset to secure revenue for yourself if you live and for your family if you die, achievable by purchasing an invested estate plan.
Keady notice for term bonds offering at 5 percent interest, with details on age, credit terms, and minimum investment. Mentions Life Insurance Company of New York led by Brian A. McOveny, with Alma D. Katz as manager. Also lists Frank J. Hammon district manager in Pendleton Oregon and notes in Nolee Idaho.
Weather stayed dry and warm aiding harvest across regions while crops show good quality. Hop and potato blight threaten yields in some counties, with hay and alfalfa clips affected by recent heavy rains. wheat harvest near completion as fields and orchards report solid fruit quality and continued field work.
Heavy rain at week start soaked the grain range, with four inches reported in Maro Wheeler County. Cool nights followed, then a warm spell toward the end of the week. Prunes and plume ripening noted as conditions shift across the county.
Niagara Falls Sept 24 on the third day delegates at the Farmers National Congress showed muted enthusiasm as talks drifted from pure farming topics. Professor Frank Parsons outlined municipal ownership of public utilities and Aaron Jones of Indiana discussed postal service expansion, signaling the event will wrap up the next morning.
Wuliman Washington September 24 report that Washington Agricultural College opens with over 600 students. Officials project record fall enrollment, with faculty and students upbeat about a strong year ahead amid growing demand and competitive standing among state colleges.
Ohio State Association of Mexican War Veterans held its twenty ninth reunion in Van Wert celebrating the Palo Alto battle anniversary. veterans aged 14 remain in Ohio and few could attend yet entertained by citizens of Van Wert.
All persons indebted to H. M. Sloan are asked to call and settle their accounts at the blacksmith shop corner Cottonwood and East Alta. Also advertisement for Acker's Blood Elixir claiming cure for chronic blood poisoning and serous affections with refund offer. prices ten cents and one dollar. FW Schmidt & Co., druggists.
The note promotes a coffee and tea house claiming expertise in blend creation with all coffees blended except a signature "Own Special." It promises to tailor flavors to customer wishes and offers a retry if the first trial misses the mark. A "Mother's Pride" blend at 25 cents is featured as a wonder.
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