Golden Rule Store Shoes Ad Promotes School Footwear
An old Pendleton ad urges parents to buy school shoes early, highlighting the Golden Rule Store stock with prices for Kid lace and sizes 5 to 11 12, claiming best value and satisfaction guarantee.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1905
Page
2
An old Pendleton ad urges parents to buy school shoes early, highlighting the Golden Rule Store stock with prices for Kid lace and sizes 5 to 11 12, claiming best value and satisfaction guarantee.
Reports show Norway voting to secede from Sweden by 205200 to 154, Spanish figures note 190237 in Spain. Achinuse tribe rebels against the Dutch with attacks near Rambong leaving 32 Dutch dead. Great hurricane in the Marehall Islands causes massive loss of life and property. Census notes shifts in black employment in New York. Massachusetts legislators consider valuing pensions and pocket knives, while a Chicago courier vanishes with 10000 dollars. Perth Scotland leans toward Irish home rule. Saratoga turf owners plan a 1,000,000 clubhouse amid speculation. A Toronto Typographical Union strike and a proposed eight hour workday are discussed.
Reports from the Northwest detail penitentiary plans for jute storage, a Newport lid incident, forest supervisor candidate events across western states in October, and injuries to workers in Murphy Idaho. Idaho wool clip sales, river project bids, and a mill accident in Post Falls are noted along with Washington state property values and liabilities. Additional items cover wheat yields near Julieta Idaho, school age population and teachers in Washington, a Dayton stranger vignettes, and a Seattle assault case involving Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Hinok.
The Cumberland Maryland baby girl of Geo A Byler was near death from throat trouble after two doctors gave up. One family’s hope rested on Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. Four bottles brought a cure and perfect health, with Tallman & Co offering guaranteed 60c and 1.00 bottles and a free trial bottle.
Special eastern excursion round trip rates from Chicago to several cities including St. Louis St Paul Minneapolis and more with prices from 52.00 to 64.00. Sales dates August 24 26 and September 16 17 with a 10 day going limit and stopovers. For details contact EB C Smith agent O R R N
Bale items include two wagons one hack nearly new a grain rack and a hay rack for sale. See H S Scales at B T Wade and Bon's office for details and instructions.
Miss Macon of Aurora Idaho journeys 10,000 miles from Spokane to Camp Downs Leyte to marry her wounded U S Army Lieutenant Folsom. She travels via Northern Pacific to Portland then by train to San Francisco and on to Manila in support of his recovery.伴
A handyman gardener A L Hox grows a robust musk melon vine two miles west of the city. The vine yields 24 perfect forge melons on a four to five square yard area. Exhibit at the Lewis and Clark Exposition will show melons ripening as visitors watch the process. The vine, transplanted by Hox, is displayed in Forshaw's Port Tilland office prior to shipping.
A. L. Craig and R. B. Miller are elevated to general authority on both the Oregon Railway and Navigation and Southern Pacific systems in Oregon. The changes, issued by J. C. Stubbs, extend Craig to planing and management roles, with Miller titled general freight agent for the Southern Pacific in Oregon. W. B. Comins gains new senior roles, while Paul Shoup and W. D. Skinner become assistant general freight agents.
A report details widespread consolidation in Portland as the mayor moves to unify departments under a single office, reshaping power and operations. The effort follows a broader national trend toward streamlined city government amid shifting governance priorities.
North Yakinn broker Coffin Thom bought 14,000 head from John McCreeily and 4,000 head from Goodman at £2.60 each for wethers and lambs. Delivery is expected around September 4 and the stock will be driven to Wele Di tanoh fi Cela counts. The deal aims to reach 25,000 sheep on the farm, with winter feeding and summer grazing planned. the venture reflects a major rural investment reported by Rural Spirit.
A 33 year old man Joly Huffman from Canyon City is missing since Monday July 41 1005. He is seven feet two inches tall and weighs about 12 pounds with blue eyes brown hair a brown mustache and wearing a black suit gray coat and pants. His wife Mrs Huffman requests any information. General Manager J P O Brien of Harriman lines was traveling to San Francisco for a three day trip with other Harriman officials.
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