Remnant Sale Opens With Half Price Plaids
Remnant sale begins January 1 with clearance on 20 plaid styles offered at 104 cents per yard. Yardage limited as house cuts prices to move stock in a close out event.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1901
Page
3
Remnant sale begins January 1 with clearance on 20 plaid styles offered at 104 cents per yard. Yardage limited as house cuts prices to move stock in a close out event.
A detailed report from Umatilla County outlines flocks and herds totaling thousands of sheep and hundreds of cattle owned by multiple farmers and ranchers including Bean Vinson and Hemphill. The National Livestock Association plans a Salt Lake meeting January 16–18 with high grade stock, sales prospects, and rail fare promotions. The piece also notes a Bu rnham widow aided by Dr. King’s New Discovery for a grave illness.
The Pioneers of the Pacific encampment No. 1 opened its new century with eight new members initiated. Officers installed include Charles A. Maskrey post commander and K. J. Kirkman commander. A social hour followed with refreshments, dancing, and games before closing at midnight. An ad at the end promotes a cough remedy with dubious claims.
A miscellaneous arrivals list shows guests including J A Dunbar from La Grande WR ETbe Heppner F Kay from Redding Culif L Macleay Omala W W Averson Portland W R Glendoning W W Smith A Barnes Cunninghaw P EB Honsucker Spokane W O H Hrowner New York Geo Blevens 840s 1 F Linco St Louis EK Stephenson Pendleton Mre L Baker Spokane Elmore Kive NY M Straus Onaba Kid Backburo Omaha Greet Williams Omaha E H Clarke City G W Harrie Portland A Nylander Portland.
An early 20th century ad promises a sure remedy for coughing and consumption. It claims thousands die in war but disease could be prevented if understood and treated promptly. Druggist Si a bottle refunds money if no cure.
Pendleton reports a broad advance in wheat as Chicago New York and foreign markets push up export offers from 42 to 48 and millers pay 45c. Local prices list potatoes cabbage onions turkeys geese chickens and wool markets with mixed gains. Boston and Omaha show territory wools demand and steady cattle hog and sheep prices across regions. A New Year night ball in Pendleton ends with snow and greetings as residents note improving health and local activity.
Mrs. A. B. Hunt of Lime Ridge, Washington faced a dire prognosis for stomach trouble and yellow jaundice. After doctors urged surgery, she instead used seven bottles of Electric Bitters, recovered fully, gained weight, and avoided the knife. The tonic is guaranteed to cure stomach, liver, and kidney issues. Tallman & Co. offer it at a price.
Judge W B Ellie arrived in Pendleton to open a session of circuit court with numerous criminal cases. About 20 men are in the county jail and one in the county hospital, six serving sentences and two awaiting a preliminary trial. Two defendants, Columbia George and Tus-Tula, await supreme court action on first degree murder convictions. Eleven await circuit court trial. two more are out on bail. Names mentioned include F. Kearney C M Keonarny Gibbs Spall Pierce E G Halley and cases about water rights on the Rowe irrigating ditch in lower Pendleton.
A late night masquerade ball, full of music and elaborate costumes, drew a large crowd. Guests including Mr Troxel and Mrs Hinkle attended the gathering, praised for its lively entertainment and travel-themed impersonations.
City officials convened Wednesday to discuss amending a contagious disease ordinance and to refer petitions to committees. John W. Dancroft received a liquor license at the Golden Rule hotel. Fire chief J J Stillman submitted a detailed six month report noting five alarms, modest losses, current equipment, and calls for improved water supply and wardens under revised ordinances.
A garbled ad touts Bhilohs Consumption cure with a money back guarantee after two thirds dose. It promotes various bottle prices and a druggist refund policy. Mentions Tullman & Co and Saint Paul’s School with a Walla Walla boarding and day school note.
Pendleton legislator elect T J Kirk of Uma kila county urged Salem to pass laws letting litigants pay trial costs and filing fees to shift county burdens. He favored raising recording folio rates, changing tax delinquency dates, and delaying tax sales with higher interest for early purchasers. Kirk warned of opposition and noted plans to introduce bill language while aiming to relieve county debt.
Five diseases listed as especially treated by Shilohs Consumption Cure Conghe Colds Whooping Cough Croup and Consumption. Claims no medicine equals it and offers a money back guarantee. Sold by Tallman & Go at 25 cents to 1 dollar per bottle.
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