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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1901
Page
4
Reader advice on shoe fit notes many wear shoes too wide and short causing foot problems. Shops offer a wide range of styles and widths and claim a study fitting feet to ensure comfort and satisfaction.
Local ads list many items from Demott's Boston Store and Cleaver Brothers Dry Goods Co about lace curtains 1000 pieces, jackets, wool coats, dresses, and wall paper. A.M. & A.F. and Johnson's promotions, Ruth the clairvoyant readings, and a piano giveaway at Martin's are noted along with real estate listings and a few service notices.
A small crowd attended the Verde Eintracht event described as men-only held in Lalhen hall on Saturday evening. The piece also notes a six-month-old boy recovering from prematurity bringing joy to his parents and grandmother.
A Clinton Iowa breakfast scene reveals a husband Konte Helmon questioned by Hulda about alleged secret lodge talk. Her suspicions arise from odd phrases overheard after a night away, suggesting infidelity fears and a heated domestic confrontation.
Journeyman barbers back Sunday enforcement of the law in Oregon City while proprietors show no opposition to the change. Athena reports law violations there, raising the prospect of travelers visiting Athena Sunday morning and returning by 5 pm for a shave.
Reports show fall sown wheat damaged across several thousand acres near Athens in Urontilia County affecting W H Reeder and C J Kirk. A cold snap left little snow, delaying signs of broader crop impact. inquiries find few other farmers noting significant damage. A separate incident in Mount Vernon, Indiana saw a bald eagle injure a 56 year old boy. a Meson hentile resident and a woman named Valine Keele faced a fatal self inflicted death in their yard.
Pendleton businesses plan to close Friday afternoon February 22 to watch a football game between Walla Walla and Pendleton cravens. A long list of local firms signed a pledge to shut stores for Washington’s birthday celebration. The piece also notes preparations for a Pendleton baseball club with manager W OC Gunther, Athena players joining, and talks of forming a four city amateur league with Walla Walla Milton Athena and Pendleton.
Mrs E Roosevelt visits Walla Walla relatives. Mr and Mrs Charlee Miller guests at Hendley home. Mrs Vryedale travels to Walla Walla to visit mother and sister. Belo IA resident John Hovee recovering in Pendleton sanatorium. KH Parks guest at Pendleton Hotel. oil interests noted. Judge Ellie hosted at Hotel Pendleton then left for Heppner. Taylor returns from Portland Salem trip and weighs Senate election impact. Mr and Mrs Louis Cook travel Pendleton to Baker City via major cities. plan return in a week.
William TL Bowlehy of a Ukiah area dairy farm travels to Dawson City Alaska about March 1. He notes cows survived winter well despite a long bad spell and hay dwindling. He would prefer shelter for feed rather than keeping cows out on open pad кор.
A Baltimore man in Washington on the way to Cuba recalls a Civil War battle tale overheard in the senate restaurant. He describes a Confederate wounded man trading a canteen of water for coffee and a later reunion in Baltimore with the man, who served on the Baltimore newspaper staff until his death.
The East Oregonian urges the legislature to elect an Eastern Oregon man to the senate. The paper advises Eastern Oregon Democrats to vote for a mountain region candidate. It notes no obvious welyrant but suggests several men from that area could accept the office. Portland Telegram.
Verlleton dealers publish prices for ranch and farm produce including potatoes at 50 cents per sack cabbage at 4 per ny, turnips at 60 cents per 100 pounds, onions 60 cents per sick, turkey alive 12 cents per pound, geese 12 dollars per dozen, chickens 20 to 85 per dozen, ducks 95 cents per dozen.
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