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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1901
Page
4
Advertises winter clearance with emphasis on bargain prices and urging customers to shop early before stock runs out. Warns of regret if purchases are delayed. Mentions sewing line as part of the deal.
A retail prompt urges readers to act quickly to secure discounted items. The message emphasizes limited time offers and immediate purchasing action to capitalize on reduced prices.
Pendleton Oregon listing for Cleaver Bros and The Hoot and Shoe Men at 305 Main Street featuring local services and address in downtown business directory.
A collage of shop promotions and notices includes Badley & Zeliner cigars and World almanac for sale at Blue Front, plus Demott's fresh oysters and produce. References to Cleaver Dry Goods Co, Martin’s grocery specials, Rader’s cheap furniture, and a lost ring found on Alta Street. Also mentions candy maker Gandy Dutton, contractor J Tomingon, and a call for a woman to solicit subscriptions.
The Rural Spirit, a weekly Portland publication, targets farmers and breeders in the Pacific Northwest with ads and community notes. The paper cites urban ordinance enforcement, local encampment events for Pioneers of the Pacific, and remarks on rabbit drives and jackrabbit behavior impacting fruit trees and harness.
Winter weather reports from Pleasant View note six inches of snow accumulation and temperatures around three degrees above zero. Early and late sown wheat show good germination with similar progress. farmers wonder why growth lags, while winter gear remains adequate. Community items include a dog adopting motherless kittens, visits by Libbie Fletcher, a planned football season, and local court and canvassing notices.
A brief note lists KIRKMAN and J as leaders of the Allenlion Pioneers guiding a union program of local interest. The fragment references commander roles and initials Lo K.
James Means visits Pendleton from Umatilla while many guests from Portland Walla Walla and Milton stay at the Hotel Pendleton. City figures like George Carmichael and Horace Walker appear for court and county matters. Carlson, Kreps, O’Hara depart for Olympia as legislative sessions loom.
W A Brown of Pendleton and his brother Ben F Brown note a Nome clipping about E C Seideman who fell 129 feet into a shaft on Cheechuko Hill while being hoisted. He landed in three feet of water with only a thumb injury reported, the fall caused by an engineer’s carelessness.
Armory hall hosts a masquerade on Wednesday evening February 66 with tickets to go on sale. Committee members Charles Cole T Nelson and Frank Light lead arrangements aiming for a pleasant event.
The Maine State Experimental Station notes skim milk, a thin beverage, contains far more food material than cereal coffee beverages. Drinking four fists of infusion would be needed to equal the nutrition of a quart of skim milk. The comments do not condemn the beverages but warn that claims of greater nutritive value lack foundation.
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