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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1900
Page
4
A popular fad emerges as American Girl Tan Shoes become the trend among teens. Retailers report strong sales and social media buzz driving interest in matching outfits and accessories. The item is fueling conversations about style and affordability.
Pendleton Oregon boot and shoe retailer Gleaver Bros at 805 Main Street offers footwear for men with a focus on quality and service. Local shoppers can visit the shop to view leather goods, repairs, and selection.
A fragmentary listing shows merchants in Pendleton promoting fruits vegetables and baked goods with various sales and deliveries. References include Hawler Wilcox Devers' coffee and creamery items and department store promotions. Rain is described as general across the region, with residences for sale noted and local business notices amid scattered names and locations.
A jumble of notices lists Jack Cushing and others visiting or passing through Pendleton from Portland and Willamette Valley. It notes marriages, job changes, travels to California and Boston, and local social visits including Harold Horton Nellie May Bine and Col Frank C Suraye among others, with a series of brief arrivals and departures at Pendleton spots.
Unclear text hints at a new lease of life for Saint Pauls Soho in Walla Walla with cinema opening under auspices of Hanes. mentions presence of a history but lacks coherent details.
Miss Julia Fay described as a leading pianist and the United States hailed as a great musician. Dr. ee lauds her talent and Garden City’s fortune in securing her. Miss Neili Dirhls from Stanford brings strong credentials as a lecturer and performer. Mr Jure Dan, Stanford president, praises Moe Dittble as one of history’s top teachers. Helen de arative of Frances appears in a Foewne feature.
Astoria representatives from the Commercial Association and Astoria Chamber press for inland freight rate privileges akin to those enjoyed by Portland Seattle Tacoma and Everett. The plan aims to secure a Mankut rate for interior towns Eastward to assist shipments to the coast and attract inland support. A committee led by J A Borie TC Taylor and S D Boyd was formed to pursue and report on the action.
Fragmentary notices describe a meeting scene with a Chinese vendor and a price discussion. A death is reported for Harret of Fox Valley, plus an obituary note for Mrs Jennie Wilens in Baker City. A Crescent Agency ad lists used bicycles for sale and easy terms.
An advertisement touts Newdra's Merpicide and Herpicide as treatments that reverse baldness and stop hair loss. It asserts a new principle destroys the germ causing dandruff and promises hair regrowth, urging readers to visit the East Oregonian agency for demonstrations and prescriptions.
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