Laundry Line Turns Out Fine Work
A reader praises a local laundry for its excellent shirt pressing and starch. The note asks where to find the shop that delivers stiff yet comfortable garments. For answer, consult the line below.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1902
Page
6
A reader praises a local laundry for its excellent shirt pressing and starch. The note asks where to find the shop that delivers stiff yet comfortable garments. For answer, consult the line below.
Adolph Weale, a pioneer merchant on OC Greer street, and Sue Franciaso, a founder of Celibrno Cracker Company, discuss cures for Bright's Disease and Diabetes in an interview dated December 11. The dialogue touts Fuliop Compounds and Bright's Disease remedies, with testimonials and claims of complete restoration by F. W. Schmidt & Co., Gold Agents.
City council met with most members present and discussed granting an electric railway franchise to Washington & Oregon Electric Railway and improving cemeteries. Plans covered water supply to the cemetery, running trains, a river levee repair, bridge painting contracts, and a memorial for Olney. A committee was formed to draft resolutions and cost estimates, with motion to grant the franchise under restrictions and to pursue cemetery care arrangements.
A detailed discussion on building a round silo for forty cows using wood or stone, with a 23 by 50 foot size and options like wire or rope for seams. It weighs pros and cons of materials, waterproof coatings, and the cost and practicality of a modern airtight pit to store fairly ripened corn for forty to fifty pounds daily.
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