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An advertisement touts TO shoes as affordable and unbeatable value for women seeking new footwear. It urges readers to visit the store for well priced, attractive options.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1901
Page
4
An advertisement touts TO shoes as affordable and unbeatable value for women seeking new footwear. It urges readers to visit the store for well priced, attractive options.
The Boot and Shoe Moon at 805 Main Street in Pendleton Oregon operates as a local footwear shop serving residents with repairs and sales. The concise listing notes its street address for shoppers and clients seeking services or purchases in town.
A bustling page blends grocery promos, clothing sales, room rentals, and confectionery from Foreman firms like Bailey & Zehner and Cleaver Brothers. It notes Demott's fresh seafood, RK Martins canned goods, and half price jackets amid a broad city retail scene. Also mentions December weather records and a concert at Hendrick Hall with Elmore Rico, Lilian Baker, and classical pieces.
Squabble arises when Conrad Kohler leases the Golden Rase hotel dining room to Captain J W Bancroft of Boise. Richard Lambrecht locks doors, claiming an agreement gives him occupancy until Kohler furnishes terms. Bancroft ready to operate, supply of provisions purchased. Five day notice issued, hoping dispute will resolve.
The wheat market showed rapid fluctuations with an opening 1 cent under Monday, May at 82 3-5, then a steady advance to 81 7-8. Profit taking by small holders caused a 5.5 to 8.5 point reaction, Liverpool market absent due to holiday, stocks strong, money at 5 percent. Close Monday at 83 1-5. open today 2 3-5. range 82 5-5 to 88 7-5.
A Butte reader writes gratitude for Newbro's Herpicide after months of dandruff and thinning hair. She reports dandruff vanished, new hair growth, and overall improvement. The note appears among regional class notices and teacher meeting summaries in the same issue.
Several residents make moves and attend events. Mr. and Mrs. A. Gerrard relocate to Francisco via San Mies Ada Powers, Seattle. J. F. Nowlin travels from Albany after a Western Division teachers meeting. Lola Carl and Gertrude leave for Whitman College. Miss Harrision starts with Lord & Co. in Arlington. Jim Hill recovers from football injury. Sar Reynolds visits stock rancher on middle fork of the John Day and mentions the Badger mine near Susanville with an $8000 monthly payroll.
Echo reports repeated vandalism as unknown offenders stole shingles from Mrs. Mollie Crane’s home and tossed them into the river. On New Year’s Eve four men allegedly threw coaling-pins at a railroad crew housing Japanese workers, prompting calls for a detective from Portland to identify culprits and secure punishment.
Pendleton welcomed the Twentieth Century with watch night services across churches including M E Church South and the Catholic Church. Leonard’s music and a high mass marked the mood as homes hosted gatherings and residents rang in the new century with simple prayers and shared joy.
A string of personal names and surnames appears in a damaged OCR portion. Readable items include Mesdaniel Hudeon Faxon Beagle Chapman Whitman Low Whitte and several variations of Whitman Whittemore, Bacon, Kentril, and other surnames with scattered initials and misspellings.
A reader's humorous essay on The Times newspaper questioning the origin of news. He jests that editors are missing links and that the editor never dies, travels under clothes in winter, and has not paid subscriptions in years.
Pendleton deaters publish current prices for ranch and farm produce. Butter, 40 to ce per roll. Seed dos. Potatoes per sack. Parsnips per sack. Cabbage 4de per pound. Turnips 40 per 100 pounds. Turkeys alive LO per pound. Geese 10 per dozen. Chickens 2.50 to 4 per dozen. Ducks 4 per dozen.
Boston January 2 Gongolis the French rider who collapsed here last night resumed the race this afternoon. At 2 15 oclock the stage was 418 miles, the eight men with those figures to their credit being Flecher oEachern Stanton McDowney Miller Eisner Walthour and Melwan
A Pleasant Waternight Party at the Whittemore home on McKay ushered in the new century with about thirty attendees. Hosts led speeches and recitations, a bear story trial featuring James Benedict sparked amusement, and music and games followed. A lavish spread complemented the celebration.
George Carl departed on a delayed train heading to Stanford University California to pursue studies. Mr Carr will oversee his care during the journey accompanied by Duke the seventeen year old daughter of James Duke of this city who will soon join family in fan Jom to reside with her aunt Mr and Mrs Felix Mitchell. Duke is an employee of the W and R company and holds a deaconate role.
An old newspaper ad for Shaw & Go promoting Cascide red fir dry cough relief with a Shiloh remedy. It touts Acker's dyspepsia tablets and digestive cure options with pricing and a note on returning money if not benefited. The ad lists the druggist as Taliman Co and references Main 9 phone contact.
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