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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1901
Page
4
An early 1901 ad urges readers to visit a shoe shop noting shoes run wide and short for many, claiming the store offers a large range of styles and widths and promises precise fitting and customer satisfaction.
Local merchants advertise discounts and goods including dry goods jackets and wool waists, wall paper, millinery, and corsets. Listings mention repairs, real estate for sale, farms, and ranches, along with funeral notice, a novel reference, and medical product promotion for Katz’s Liquid Cream.
Various brief reports include a Congregation meeting at Lewle street, bakery plans by Leathers and Hohbeck, a Native Daughters meeting, a smallpox report disputing, football signatures drive for barber shops, a La Riwaha dance at Armory hall, Fraser opera new curtain for Uncle Tom's Cabin, Walla Walla football visit scheduled, Boumagoux advertises bay mare and colt at Nye ranch, Stephen Caddy suffers a thumb injury in a printery accident.
Leopold Godowsky visits Pendleton for concerts with Paul Q. Fisher of Steinway Piano, touring by air and planning next stops in Denver. The article notes his rivalry with Paderewski, local guests at Hotel Pendleton, and assorted regional social mentions including N J Sorenson, Miss Bianche Welton, W M Scott, Moyer Abraham, and Roscoe F Oakes.
Ed Davis colossal spectacular company presents Uncle Tom's Cabin at Fraser this Wednesday evening. The production promises pathos and immortality of the soul themes, with a first class entertainment value and robust stage requirements.
Numerous arrivals listed at Portland Spokane and Denver hotels. A woman from Alexandria Indiana describes severe coughs and consumption, claiming Dr King’s New Discovery cured her, with testimonials and free samples at Tallman Co. drug store.
Mountain Valley notes report Charles Mulli van among McLoughlin teamsters laid up by grip while A Methlin misses winter drives for the first time in ten years. The region sees heavy snow, grip cases, and a sales pitch for Acker's Blood Mixer. Brock & McComuas advertise the remedy.
The Kernal Spirit reports that livestock breeding becomes a leading industry in the Northwest. A weekly column promises updates from its Portland branch and invites readers to send tree sample copies to 141 Third Street, Portland, Oregon.
Fragmented text references herbs and remedies with unclear meaning and names. No clear event or entities to summarize into a coherent news item.
Burglary era scene in 19th century Toledo ends in gunfire on Cowlitz avenue. Lovell and Mrs. Barnes are wounded as eight shots are fired, Barnes a prominent jeweler sustaining a hip wound while Lovell suffers a broken leg. A reward notice for a catarrh cure by a Toledo firm appears among garbled ad text.
Dealers in Pendleton quote prices for ranch and farm produce: rape seed 1 ton at 10 per roll. potatoes at 50 cents per sack. parsnips 0e per sack. cabbage 6c per pound. turnips 1c per 100 pounds. turkeys alive 20c per pound. geese 12 per dozen. chickens 2.50 to 4 per dozen. ducks 5 per dozen.
An old advertisement touts Karl's Clover Root Tea for beauty and health with a money back guarantee. It claims reflect seasonal wellness and promises refunds at two prices six cents and sixty cents.
All persons knowing themselves in debted to me must call and settle their accounts to January 1, 1901, either by cash or bankable note. L. KEMLER announces settlement and offers Karl's Clover Root Tea as a blood purifier and value builder with a money back guarantee. Sold for half a century with a 2% price in lots, Wets, Tallman &.
Fred Moore is named as the young man who threw a stone that shattered a window and robbed the Klondike cigar case on February 15. He has a history of petty theft and jail terms, recently released and facing renewed risk of jail. He cites an overdose of morphine as a motive for the act.
A Burlington Iowa man, severely weak and ailing, reports recovery after using Electric Bitters. He praises renewed appetite and strength, noting the product cured his tired nerves and general debility. Tallman & Co. advertise the remedy.
A Castle Rock tale reports Harry K. Lovell a Philippine War veteran and former waiter who led a double role with the Cowlita Advocate. He allegedly conducted a personal book campaign while serving as a newsroom figure in Pendleton and worked in a French restaurant. On Friday night February 8 uncertainty surrounds an incident involving a married woman.
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