Closout Sale Offered on Seasonable Goods
A local advertisement proclaims that all seasonable goods will be closed out at any price. The notice emphasizes a final sale with no regard to cost, urging shoppers to act quickly for clearance.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1900
Page
3
A local advertisement proclaims that all seasonable goods will be closed out at any price. The notice emphasizes a final sale with no regard to cost, urging shoppers to act quickly for clearance.
An 1900 clipping reports Cleaver Bros Dry Goods and East Oregon farmers debating Russian thistle as forage. We see testimonials from ranchers in Colorado and Wyoming about feeding thistle to cattle, and plan details for an upcoming Spokane Industrial Exposition with Royal Marine band entertainment.
James E Pentoney of Athena inherits a Detroit fortune after a relative’s death. The first installment, listed as 00, sits in First National Bank. Pentoney and G A Curry traveled from Athena to claim it but returned home after failing to prove Pentoney's rightful entitlement. Further proofs will follow to secure items owed.
Walter Felhak returned from an outing at Cannon Beach Clatsop County Mrs Fell planned a two week stay in Portland. The area is praised as one of the world’s most beautiful with Elk Creek nearby rich in game fish. The white sand beach resists wagon wheel indents and offers fine rides for travelers.
A vintage drug ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a gentle remedy for constipation and sluggish digestion. The copy warns against harsh mineral pills and claims the product works smoothly, with a price of 250 at Tallon & Co drag store.
An advertisement urges early use of Shiloh’s cough and consumption remedy claiming it cures the disease and offers a refund if not effective. It references Druggists and a price of 25 cents per bottle and criticizes war and death as context.
Claude Steen near Weston reports large wheat outputs with 1600 acres. Winter wheat on 120 acres yielded 4 bushels per acre, while 350 acres of spring wheat produced 20 bushels per acre. Total county contribution nears 56,000 bushels.
A testimonial style ad pitches Shilohs Consumption Cure with a money back guarantee. Consumers are urged to visit drug stores for a bottle and take two thirds first. if no benefit, return the bottle for a refund. Tallman Co. markets the remedy with prices listed.
The Women of Woodcraft led by Grand Guardian Van Orsdall prepare to travel by train from Pendleton to Salt Lake City, joined by numerous delegates and officers. They expect about 40 delegates and officers at two sessions, with 17,000 members in good standing reported and a strong financial showing from audits and certificates.
A feud erupts between Clark Wood of the Weston Leader and Boyd of the Athena View as Oregon editors clash over credibility. The Weston Leader editor is accused of bias and deceit while Boyd defends his vigor and denounces Wood’s accusations.
An archival ad lists five diseases treated by Shiloh's Consumption Care with a money back guarantee. It promotes Foley's Honey and Tar and Kidney Cure, quotes a testimonial from Mrs. O. B. Hutton of Danville, and notes local druggists Kowppen's Pharmacy and Koeppan's Pharmacy.
J. Bowlin arrives by freight from Woeten and stays near Pendleton after conferring with attorneys Carter and Kaley. Kentucky lawyers oppose Pendleton figures in court cases, with Kentucky proceedings to convene next month as Bowlin eyes possible positive outcomes and campaign fundraising.
For G A Rd Encampment in Chicago from August 27 to September 1 a special Union Pacific rebate rate of 7 180 is offered to Chicago and return Tickets go on sale August 21 and 22 Tickets and further details can be obtained from Wanley agent O BH XN Pendleton Oregon or Wilhroe Nf Lothrop general agent HM Think St Portland Oregon
A garbled notice highlights a veteran pharmacist named Caan, with decades in the trade and association with a product called Banger Salve for skin issues. Koeppun's Pharmacy is listed as a point of sale or endorsement.
Fragmentary text suggests warnings about medicines prepared with adulterated ingredients and assurances of prompt attention from a production or prescription department. Reads like a tarnished internal memo about safety and compliance procedures.
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