Christmas sales and notices at Pendleton shops
A cluttered December 23 1901 page listing holiday offers and store events in Pendleton Oregon. It mentions Duttons and Sem jam, Christmas candies, toys, and fragrances. Cleaver Brown store promos. Oak street auctions. New Years goods. university and local guild notices. rental ads. Lost items. and a police brief on two intoxicated men fined. Includes references to Chrysman presents, Japanese furniture, and various shop names such as Tallman Co and Klines Liquor Store.
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Hawley
Martin
Webl Street
Camas
Starkey Prairies
Wade
Standard Grocery Company
Main Street
Court Street
Best selling six books of the week ending December 4
New York City booksellers report the top six titles by demand across Uptown and Downtown stores. The Right of Way leads, followed by The Cavalier, The Crisis, Marietta, Kim, and D'randi, with variations noted at Wanamaker's Siegel Cooper Bloomingdale's and other outlets.
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New York Journal
New York City
The
Cavalier
Marietta
Kim
D'randi
E. W. Dayton
Mehard Calmady
Lady Peggy
Town
God Wille
John Wanamaker'se
Siege Cooper Company
Clarietta
the Cavalier
Man From
Glen
Ivy
Bloomingdale Brothers
Cristie
Langarre
Hanniba
Catia
Rh. H. Marey & Cos
Driand
T. J. McBride & Son’s
Bichet
Krooklyie
Abraham & Straus
Glengares
D. Matthews & Sons
Marletta
D'ri and Co
Hvar Deswett
Astor library adds remarkable menu collection to its rare works
The Astor Library has expanded its rare book holdings with a large menu collection, over a thousand items gathered in two years by Frances Burtolph. The exhibit showcases dinners from major events, including a banquet for the opening of a canal, with notable artistic displays. Other items highlight diverse subjects and cross national events, signaling broad historical interest.
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Astor Library
Mins Frances Burtolph
Buex Canal
America
South waving new balance tea sells at twelve dollars per pound
A local tea seller introduces a new blend named South Waveling, offered at 12 dollars per pound. The item is marketed as a premium loose leaf tea with a distinctive aroma and flavor profile. Availability appears limited to the shop’s current stock.
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South Waveling
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teaver Bros. Dry Goods Co
Fyxay
Howard
Dutton
Pavie
Sem
Cleaver Brow
Cos
John Adams
Cold Springs
Rosani Spiller
Porter
Makork
Porter Mead
Heither
Califor
Kline
United States
Couger
Give
the Ton
A. Dittonie
Chris Rantoy
Tallman & Co
J. T. Hinkle
Tallman & Co's
R. Martin's
the Owl
Sunsetaire
Pendleton
Adama
Wild Horge Road
Modigan
Bheam
Turkey
Helix
Ore
Piee
Rogers
Petling Silver
Alfred Henry Hart
Wilbur
Hart
Tom
John Tapa
Oregon
Indoratny
M. J. MacMahon
Portland
Wisconsin
Ulinois
Michigan
Mitchell
Montana-Idabo Mining & Commrecia) Company
Choke Creek Placer
Diste Ejay
Mduhe
Dixke
EB. A. Simmons
Thomas Bowman
Peoples Warehouse
Ae Peoples Warehouse
the Peoples Warehouse
Columbia LodGiNg House
Alta & Webb Btr
F. X. Schempp, Prop
W. C. Minnis
Ori
Leezer's Bakery
Oms Locke
Louis Hunziker