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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1901
Page
4
A compact boast outlines superior value across markets, asserting unmatched affordability and quality. The phrase signals a bold sales pitch or promotional tagline intended to imply competitive advantage in all sectors.
Pendleton Oregon storefront Gleaver Bros at 605 Main Street sells shoes and boots. Local shop offers repair services and a range of leather goods for men and women. Community shoppers visit for durable footwear and classic styles.
A pasted page of short ads lists grocery items and sales from White House and other stores. It promotes canned goods, oysters, produce, dry goods, furniture, and clothing with prices and special offers. Multiple merchants including Bader, Cleaver Bros, and Renn advertise housewares and bargains.
A jumble of Pendleton notices lists rental inquiries for furnished rooms, contractor services, and local business ads. It mentions a school social at G A Hartman’s, fresh fruit and candy wagon sales, a hospital update on John E. Lathrop, and a K of P convention delegation.
A war dance ongoing since Christmas at Thorn Hollow near the former Umatiile Indian reservation gathers about 100 participants. Bannocks from Pocatello Idaho and Yakimas from North Yakima Washington attend with head men present. Reports note celebrations at Newpalem on the Conelte reservation and the Lapwai reservation event, while Flathead agency travelers avoid returning due to smallpox fears among Umatilles.
Jane B Bentley traveled to Portland to return Thomas Reed who faces charges after defaulting on a second hand furniture sale. A warrant was sworn alleging theft by false pretenses as Reed allegedly failed to pay in full and later sold the items to V Scroble. Reed will appear in Pendleton for trial.
Reported by Chicago and New York brokers the wheat markets closed higher by a cent while stock activity showed gains and declines. York openings and closes varied with minor shifts, while a Northern route lease influenced gains. Local livestock notices and an ad for Aacker’s dyspepsia tablets appear among miscellaneous notices and sales.
Weston resident J. B. Killgore attends circuit court while Milton guest J. L. Elam stays at Hotel Pendleton. Weston assistant cashier Robert mg joins court proceedings as Join Young from Keio visits the city. Several residents plan study travels to the state university and other trips to Portland, Athena, Echo, and Heppner.
Pioneers of the Pacific held a Weston Leader meeting Monday evening. Eight new members joined, bringing total to 74 with hope to reach 100 soon. After initiation a banquet was held. New members listed include Mr and Mrs Preston Mr and Mrs Baite Mr A Mrs Hessel Mrs Purcell Mrs Harriet Storey two later social members.
Oriental advices say the Standard Oil company zone organized the International Oil company with a $10,000,000 capital at Okabama to control and develop the Chinese oil fields.
Richard the Third and Conrad Kohler, owners of the Golden Raile hotel, resolved a billing dispute through arbitration officiated by Joeer. Both acknowledged the other's bill as largely correct and agreed on adjusted balances. Captain J W Bancroft now holds possession of the property and affairs.
A Spokane bound Railroad & Navigation train derailed on the Snake River line near Simmons station after hitting a sand bank. The crash delayed the Snake River Valley branch for about 20 hours. A worker was pinned under the engine but no serious injuries are reported and the engine suffered minor damage.
The Maine State Experimental Station reviews coffee substitutes noting skim milk contains far more fat and nutrition than many substitutes claim. It clarifies that beverages aren’t condemned but that advertised nutritive value claims lack support from tests or food value guidance.
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