Shoes for Misses and Children Offer Comfort and Fit
A vintage ad touts footwear for misses and children with easy lacing and durable design. It promises a perfect fit and comfortable wear, inviting readers seeking reliable shoes to try this brand.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1901
Page
4
A vintage ad touts footwear for misses and children with easy lacing and durable design. It promises a perfect fit and comfortable wear, inviting readers seeking reliable shoes to try this brand.
An cluttered local advertisement shows Cleaver Bros promoting boots and shoes, Easter cards, framing services, tamales at various parlors, and hardware items. It mentions Crowner & Ian trucking and storage services, local property sales, and a court hearing for a theft case involving Delbert Stony. The ad blends business notices with legal snippets and town listings.
A Huntington coroner's inquest found no one to blame for the death of O M Daley, killed when his foot caught in a frog while working near a switch, and he was run down by a train before he could free it. Thomas Dailey of Grand Rapids, Michigan, father of the deceased, was notified.
Ukiah creamery proprietors Thomas McQuewen and Clarence Depew plan spring and summer work in Pendleton with plant improvements. Output will rise to 40 rolls of butter per month as J M Spence acts as sales agent. A private hack line will run Ukiah Pendleton Ukiah on set days to improve service and access to markets.
C and W H Willemes arrive from Mountain Home with a group of ore samples from different claims. They plan a meeting that night of the Independence mining company at J T fittington’s office. The display includes ore samples in Alex News office window. Development anticipated with possible prize for those who hold claim stakes nearby.
Fral Bruce was found guilty of stealing horses. After a lengthy jury deliberation the court determined the penalty would include time at the state penitentiary. The case drew jurors from King and Baobasusia regions and involved sheriffs Cudiher and Ammerman.
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with origins and destinations, mentioning Portland along with San Francisco Worcester Chicago New York and others. A mix of names such as Eugnie Lachanan Racine WI CM Smith San Francisco Portland St Louis and many more appear with scattered city references and partial notes. The piece reads like a passenger arrival or guest list with numerous misspellings and incomplete entries.
At a Pendleton council meeting on April 3 Mayor Vincent urged the Water Commission to consider pumping costs. He outlined fixed salaries and operating expenses, estimated bond charges and daily pumping costs, and argued the city could reduce rates with higher patronage while warning against continued high charges.
A chaotic note outlines a Baseball meeting tonight at the council rink. Officials consider retaining key players and addressing a wave of novice and stray players. The document calls for immediate action, with emphasis on early decisions and authority to direct efforts.
Oregon & Colorado Gold Mining official, Farris jr, fatally shot himself through the heart in the Arlington hotel after a week of gambling losses. He reportedly borrowed about 1700 from the company at the gaming tables to cover operating expenses.
Firefighters battled a blaze at a Pen-Hidton area store as hoses tangled and alarms misfired. A quick response by Hose Company members and engine crew prevented spread while crews identified the source and contained hot spots near the rear, with no major injuries reported.
Fragment references Behe Pennonte Ca detail sparse. Mentions gun incident at Oxford area, residents Walter Kinshum Frank Brows, Purdueton vicinity, and weather notes of five to seven inches felt around Ave Wednesday night. Mentions interviews about a supposed freeing gesture and local dogue edits.
The Tulare meeting discussed issuing water or sewer improvements with state funds and voter approval. A special election is planned to seek bond authorizations while local opposition grows over project scope and fiscal impact.
Fragmented OCR lists prices for butter eggs potatoes carrots and other items. Mentions figures like butter 40 per roll and potatoes per pound with crude pricing scattered and no clear complete items.
Two regents named Geer and Raley along with Alexander named as regents of the Eastern Oregon state normal school at Wemon. Their terms of office are described as they begin on the current term, with attention to the council and duties. The report lists members including Horace Tower, Hig Math tine, and others in Portland and Clark, along with Carhart and Polen, and references to Hobert Young and Ankers.
A historic proposal outlines large scale reservoir and irrigation works across the California Nevada region. The plan envisions about ten years of construction with an estimated expenditure near 10 million dollars. Project oversight, river flow measurement, and conservation goals are central to the effort led by FH Newell.
A report describes Andrew Carnegie's offer of 100000 for Portland's library and a free public thrift building, contingent on city guarantees for 9mite and ongoing maintenance. Local organizers work with Carnegie promoters to survey district needs and secure funding for the library and bridge.
A Washington dispatch notes bids for Vert Leavenworth draft horses have begun, as officials say lighter Pacific coast horses may be preferred for Philippine service. The report says lighter mounts are favored for regimental cavarly, with implications of cost and availability affecting future procurements.
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