Seasonable Goods Closure Shoots for Liquidation Regardless of Cost
A liquidation notice proclaims every seasonable item will be closed out regardless of cost. No further details on locations, dates, or participating stores are provided.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1900
Page
3
A liquidation notice proclaims every seasonable item will be closed out regardless of cost. No further details on locations, dates, or participating stores are provided.
Behooving lawmakers debate freight rate reforms as Saye Asn B Thompson of Bebo prepares notes for the upcoming January legislature. He discusses potential costs and impacts, with emphasis on shippers and carriers and possible presidential influence on the bill. The piece also reports on social events and local notices including a party at East Court Street with many attendees and decorations.
Meret Sipe of Umatilla County reports the death of Movagret Hendrix aged about 80. She was born in Clair county Illinois on April 4 and was the widow of Eli Hendrix. Survived by five children living in Oregon and Michigan and others in Athena and nearby areas. The family noted she had lived in Hardin and Hawk Creek regions prior to moving to the area.
fragmented OCR text references harm from war and hounds, a person named Thom, a tele of hounds, and a supposed cure with remedies. It mentions a Dragehate product and a refund promise, but overall text is garbled with no coherent event or details to confirm.
C.F. dotingon, sought in Walla Walla for swindling A.A. Murris, editor of the Watchman and Tribune, is jailed in Portland. His partner, Jobocon, and the pair were nabbed at Astoria while running a boom edition scheme for the Astoria News. The Astoria proprietor says the scheme is stopped.
An ad-like fragment touts a cough remedy sold by Tallman & Co offering a refund if no benefit. It mentions a price and a guaranteed return of money, inviting readers to try the product and return the bottle if not cured.
Bids received by antler signature for a lot originally consisting of Jo sack burned August 14 on farm of W H Dale near Killian Junction on Washington and Calumila river railroad. Auction at twelve o clock Saturday August 25. Right to reject any or all bids reserved by W H Dale owner Helix Oregon Jesse Wormith agent Fireman's Fund Listance Athena Oregon. Five things for which Silloh's Consultation Core is recommended include coughs colds whooping cough and consumption. Sold under a positive guarantee with money back if it fails. Tallman & Co.
Mary Gillett declares that she will not be responsible for any debts contracted by Anguet du and Edward under her name or in her house. The notice warns all persons that she will deny any liability in the future for such obligations.
Fragmentary note from Henry Kopitteek asks debtors to call at a former office and settle within ten days. The handwriting is faded and the text is incomplete.
The article recounts how a mortgage dispute over fairgrounds in Ashtabula Ohio led locals to stage a street fair and harvest carnival. It credits the idea to a shift from enclosed grounds to open streets and notes stages of development copying European fêtes. Groundbreaking for the street fair arch occurred with ceremony on Main Street, without revelry, as construction began for the fair and carnival complex.
In Pendleton a recent week shows widespread thefts including a library riot and lodging house break ins. A resident named Stanley lost gold ware from his vest pocket at the Strahon lodging house on Court Street with no trace of the thief or suspect. The case remains unsolved as detectives seek clues.
An old column argues against scalp treatments that merely remove flakes. It asserts only Newbro's Herpicide can kill the dandruff germ. The piece claims destroying the germ lets hair grow normally and stops dandruff.
Four specialists run a dubious scheme with drivers south of The Dalles. An agent from San Francisco recruits people with rup ture and other troubles, contracting for cures or no pay. Citizens from Wamic, Kingerey, Twelve Mile, Boyd, and Datur contribute sums while some fear arrest. doctors may move further east soon.
Fred Page-Tustin has been reappointed United States commissioner for Wrangel Alaska, having served two years. He travels with Mrs. Tustin and their son from Seattle to Wrangel where the recording place for district No. 1 will be, and Judge Justin named recorder. District boundaries run from Cape Fanshaw due east to the international boundary with British Columbia and along the boundary toward Portland Canal to Cape.
The text states a maritime boundary path from Dizon entrance along the boundary to a point south of Chatham Strait center, then north to Chatham Strait center, across Frederick Sound to Cape Fanshaw, completing at the starting point.
S B Percival of Olympia visits Poncheton meeting old friends such as Alex Dryndale and M Goar while handling business. He is noted for baseball stories and a long distance throw victory in a seven inning game against Victoria, with chaperone I Rvetale ensuring a pleasant stay. Levi Ankeny recalls Charlie Voorhees and a Palouse encounter highlighting political speculation about a gubernatorial nomination in Washington.
Mrs Dr Frank, a respected refractionist, plans a three month journey starting September 2 from Pendleton to New York and Bremen. She will visit Dresten Berlin Munich Oberammergau and other cities to view art galleries and the World Exposition. Her optical parlor remains at Hotel Pendleton, room 4, as bicycles are offered on installment at Crescent Agency.
The notice urges readers that hot weather makes children susceptible to sickness and that proper care may not prevent illness. It promotes pharmacy services for prescriptions and supplies for the sick room to help families during summer health challenges.
A list of arrivals and names linked to hotels and cities includes Portland figures like Macklen and Coman, Spokane entries for Huneacker and Rowe, and New York connections. The fragmentary roster shows multiple individuals linked to hotels, travel, and regional ties across Oregon, Washington, and beyond.
The Blanhard reports from Buenos Ayres on July 6 the Fourth of July celebration by American residents and the reception at Hon. W. M. Lord’s private residence. A banquet followed at a prominent cafe with a handsomely printed parchment menu noting the United States and America flags.
A noisy advertisement extols a patent medicine called New Life Pills from Tallian & Co claiming to transform weakness into vigor and sharpen the mind. It lists travel and recruitment details, urges immediate payment of overdue debts, and signs off with D REMLIEK in a grand ballot-like style.
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