Bargain Sale Promises Deep Discounts on Coats
A newspaper shopper note notes many bargains with coats offered at low prices. The listing emphasizes a large stock of overcoats that must be sold, with prices expected to move quickly.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1905
Page
5
A newspaper shopper note notes many bargains with coats offered at low prices. The listing emphasizes a large stock of overcoats that must be sold, with prices expected to move quickly.
A jumble of advertisements and notices lists sales at Tautech and Roone, piano agents, and winter goods from Folger. Also postings for job seekers, an adoption aid by Girls Aid Society, and a medical appeal about consumption with Dr King’s New Discovery promoted by Tallman & Co.
Fragmentary OCR text references attorney Whounthar Eh P Metowell once a resident of Rakerite and home in Tae Aniedew. Mentions crime detectives and a group named the Ateller Weedsmen of Ameria with unclear context about voting in a city Democrat matter.
Irregular archaic notice reports a local businessman planning costly undertakings, shifting operations abroad, and considering sale of interests. References to hearsay and expressions of concern appear, with no clear dates or formal actions.
A concert scene captures Mr Chiseon shouting for an encore and the singers returning to perform again. The crowd reacts as he insists the performers repeat the act despite any hiccups, signaling strong audience demand.
The transcript cites a New York Tribune line about servants at Telal and a Chicago feud involving Mrs. Sadie Thomparon over cigarette use. It notes her death from corrosive sublimate after marital strain with a church sexton husband. Eastern Oregon rains melt fee ponds near North Powder halting harvest. The text hints at a contrast between joyful and joyless labor, guided by love.
A scan of Pendleton area notices lists numerous visitors and residents.Clark EK Nelson and J W Morrow of the R and N, plus A W Robinson and F B Holbrook, are among those noted in Pendleton and nearby cities such as Fossil, Helix, Irrigon, Walla Walla, and Arlington. The piece also notes Evangelist Dorrie to preach at First Christian Church and Rev M W Howard recovering from illness.
C P Johnson returned home from Portland with material for the electric light company. He found it difficult to file his order due to the high demand for electrical appliances wiring buildings at the Lewis and Clark fair grounds.
Martin Whitman, an Indian, is under arrest charged with the larceny of a saddle belonging to another redskin. He is confined in the city jail awaiting examination.
A clipped Cleveland Leader item quotes humorous dialogue about a husband returning from the city and a wife reacting with irony to extravagance, mentioning a new brew bought at a store. The text reflects a casual, gossip-like snippet rather than a full story.
In Mitigation. Preddle, come here I regret to say I’ve got to punish you your teacher fella me you’re the worst boy to your reluge. Melbe whe’s well Only yesterday she told me I took after you. We all ’doctor’ too much. A good doctor is a blessing. Wot poor one is a curse. Atchison Globe.
The Peoples Warehouse extends its monster sale two more weeks with exceptionally low prices on winter goods and a massive new spring assortment. Buyers in Pendleton can expect Western market savings and the latest fashions from New York and Boston, making the store a metropolitan showcase. The continued sale benefits the town and its citizens.
Mrs Lillie Kelly of Welser writes a second letter to Mapahal Carey about her son Otto Kelly about 16 last heard in the city during harvest time. Letters to the boy in the city were not claimed, a mother fears foul play. The boy is described as large for his age with a light complexion and retiring disposition. Anyone with information should contact Marshal Carney. The text also includes disjointed quotes about politics and a whist joke from the Philadelphia Ledger and Boston Transcript.
A garbled excerpt shows a speaker debating whether something is dusty or omldy while another figure called Hol comments on the option. The nonsensical exchange hints at a misread or OCR error rather than a clear news item.
In a gossip fragment from the makery, Hier Hope jokes about plans to marry Dick next week. The exchange reveals lighthearted banter about marriage and commitments amid playful chatter.
Madge questions a music teacher's motives while Marjorie accuses Dolly's father of paying $2 an hour for intimate acts. The column sketches social tensions in a cheeky, urbane tone.
The 1-year-old daughter of Eri. D. Ward of Forest Grove drank carbolic acid. Prompt antidote and physician arrival aided recovery.
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