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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1906
Page
3
Practically free merchandise with reductions from one-third to one-half first cost. Do not miss this opportunity to secure items not needed now and likely gone in a few weeks. Don’t wait while neighbors reap the benefit. today’s article could be gone soon, see prices below.
An old newspaper ad lists discounts on ladies Misses and infants footwear. Soft soled infant shoes, children slippers, and misses shoes are priced from 1.25 to 2.50. Men’s work shoes range from 1.75 to 9.50 with general reductions across the board.
A newspaper notice advertises a large assortment of rich dress fabrics in black brown and blue at deep markdowns. Items include dress goods now 68 cents to 38 cents, flannel 20 cents, goods and muslins offered for future wear with no damage claimed. A large variety of India linings and linens are listed for selection.
A water damaged hat priced at 4.50, a slightly damaged hat at 3,560, a hat at 450 with no damage, and boys hats at 1.25 and 1.45. A note states items damaged by fire sell for 4 to 10 cents on the dollar.
The National Irrigation Association plans a September congress in Boise with a two week session beginning September 10. Delegates travel by special trains to Idaho cities including Emmett Caldwell Payette and Weiser, with focus on irrigation development and public works. Chamber of Commerce to fix dates and prepare advertising.
A Pendleton Tribune analysis accuses local Baker County supporters of backing candidate Baker City’s fortunes over the district. It questions editorial loyalty and notes how the Pendleton paper may be compromising propriety by editorials tied to regional interests. The piece contrasts Bakertown loyalties with a broader state campaign context. The second item announces revival services at the First Christian Church with Evangelist N H Brooks and Pastor R L Busenbarger, plus upcoming itineraries and musical leadership by Mr and Mrs Webb. An old percussion rifle dated 1897 was found near Pine Creek, Golden Dale.
Forest officials announce grazing restrictions and rates for three Idaho forest reserves Sawtooth Payette and Welker. The plan sets per head charges for sheep cattle and horses with a special low-rate for small owners. Estimates show capacity changes to improve range as overstocking eased by adjusted figures.
All fixtures and furniture in the Arlington lodging house are offered for a favorable bargain if taken immediately. Inquire of J. L. Sharon at Sharon and Eddings.
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