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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1920
Page
5
Ours is the finest assortment of boys waists and shirts for school. Deep cuts on multiple price points from $1.00 to $3.50 during August cleanup. Includes durable fabrics and patterns, ready to start the school year with value.
Men's sport shirts and gloves featured in an August cleanup sale with assorted item prices including $2.56, $2.00, $4.00 and $4.25 gloves and various shirt styles. The ad promotes reduced prices on menswear and accessories with multiple numeric offers.
A local ad promotes travel gear with emphasis on luggage as the first impression. Trunks are discounted in an August cleanup sale, listing prices from 12.50 to 25.00 and sale totals ranging up to 21.85.
A historical price listing shows various trunks and suit cases with August cleanup and multiple reduced amounts. Items include Suit Cases at 2.95 to 3.50 dollars and numerous entries for Trunks with August Cleanup and other descriptions.
An OCR read shows a dated list of suit cases and valises with varied August Cleanup prices from 1.50 up to 31.50, plus totals like 310.80 and 27.50. Numerous misspellings and garbled lines reference bag items and a uniform discount across all bags.
Listing shows multiple night shirts and pajamas items with varied August cleanup and August dates. Entries include prices from $1.05 to $10.00, with several lines noting August Cleanup and August dates, indicating inventory and expenditures.
100 percent wool khaki blanket priced at 8.95 per pair during August Cleanup Sale. Gray wool blanket also featured at 11.95 per pair, touted for outdoor or indoor use and sleeping porches.
Rio de Janeiro reports rising prices across staple goods as inflation pressures grow globally, with wheat and milk feared to drive costs higher. Cariocas express protests over dwindling flour supplies and the impact on daily bread as mills face capital constraints and potential price hikes.
Children bring injured birds to a mentally noted physician who runs an Arnold’s bird hospital in a mile area. The hospital serves any bird needing care and is known across the community for its compassionate treatment.
Aug 1 report from Columbia County notes a group of prisoners who cannot be kept or released. A former New York judge, now jailed at Atlanta, influenced the case. Three men were sentenced in McLean County to a year in federal prison, with no “a year and a day” or hard labor mentioned. Judge Hides and others urged a review, but upon arrival marshal officers found no one to receive the prisoners in Columbia for further sentence review.
A fragmented report notes Thornett being sold by telephone in Charleston. The text mentions a federal commissioner and an attorney, with references to a removal order and prisoners. The garbled lines obscure clear details but imply a legal proceeding and an official action surrounding Thornett.
A proposed project in Spokane aims to establish a dedicated home for the deaf and dumb of Washington. The initiative, led by local officials, seeks to provide specialized facilities and services to improve communication access and daily living for residents with hearing and speech challenges.
James I. Leary, president of the Washington Association of the Deaf and Daim, announced that the executive committee will hold a meeting in Gelober. Details of the next biannual convention will be shared at the meeting.
The city cover committee completed resolutions of condolence to Men Taylor and Men Ann Taylor wife and mother of the late Sheriff TH Taylor. The statements were finalized and mailed today as part of the official city acknowledgments.
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