Garden Seed Sale Offers Wide Plant Crop Specials
Seed company advertises new crop garden seeds with specials on quantities of alf alfa groome grasa and other staples. Catalog available by call or mail order.
31 Jan 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1901
Page
1
Seed company advertises new crop garden seeds with specials on quantities of alf alfa groome grasa and other staples. Catalog available by call or mail order.
Agency listings announce imperial and Columbia wheels with ladies and men models at 15.00, Sterling wheels at 50, and other wheels from 8.00 upward. Read at Sterling agencies for details and availability.
Special prices on leftover bicycle sundries and toys. Fifty percent off hundreds of toys. Indian baskets discounted by a quarter. Medalleon items included. Offers aim to close out remnant stock.
Household goods sale listing trims prices on toilet soaps perfumes and sundries. Includes large lines of vaseline iodine and hair oil, big bottles of ammonia, jars and cannies, jewelry books and supplies, stationery lamps and chimney pieces, dishes and cutlery, curtain poles and more.
No foundation found for rumors of German influence on American financiers. The Senate ratified a treaty funding 100000 for Spain’s Sibutu and Cagayan claim payments. Burlington announces 10 dollar round trips for McKinley inauguration. one cent mile rates may follow. Germany endures severe weather with ice floods and harbor damage at Lear. Representative Overstreet argues to maintain dollar parity with gold. Catholic club in New York plans American edition of English Catholic organ and alliances against Protestantism, Episcopalians, and Jews.
George Lang former Union Pacific ticket agent in Balt Lake and Portland has become general agent of the freight and passenger department in Los Angeles. A Spokane roundhouse fire destroyed the Spokane Falls and Northern shop early Wednesday morning causing $14,000 in losses and no rebuilding planned. Portland man F. J. Smith goes on trial for buying stolen property. A petition in Walla Walla urges lawmakers to oppose a railroad commission bill and back a rate bill. Mrs. Anna Corry, widow of Census clerk John Wong, dies in Medford. Mrs. Ida Goodale dies in Salem after malaria illness. Mormon church construction approved in La Grande with a new Jot road to be built near the Episcopal church. Edward Aebi, 18, dies after leg injury from accident near Araby. he bleeds to death before aid arrives.
Postpartum recovery guidance highlights a preparation for motherhood that promotes quicker strength regain. The text mentions nourishment through broths and poults, with emphasis on nursing and rapid restoration after childbirth.
Reports from Salem indicate no shift in the senatorial vote while the House passes a library bill for every school district and addresses clothing reimbursements for enlisted men. The session also notes discussions on a new executive mansion and various political maneuverings amid lingering debate.
A wreath from the United States arrives for the Queen's funeral with Ambassador Choate and President McKinley confirming the gesture. The eight foot tribute features white lilacs, white roses, and valley lilies, bordered by a two foot white Jersey ribbon, and is part of the ceremonial homage. Garfield will depart tomorrow to join the procession.
A Havana dispatch reports rumors that American forces will evacuate Cuba causing near panic on the stock exchange. The note mentions potential habeas corpus proceedings and a desire for immediate trial amid the unsettled situation.
Governor Gage asks California legislators to pass a stringent law. He seeks state power to act as a felony offense for any interference with the state's plague investigation, accusing federal authorities of withholding cooperation.
William A F Moore, jailed in Bingley prison for a locksmith robbery connected to Fayne Strahan, inherits one quarter of a $500000 estate from his uncle Captain J W Moore, a wealthy ship owner of New York, in December.
Kitchener announced battles between Generals Knew and Dewet near Wael and beyond. Dutch losses included many dead and wounded, with Colonel Pilchor capturing three Boers and wounding five. British casualties were two killed and thirteen wounded before Dewet’s forces crossed the Hoerfontein and Ladybrand lines on the night of the thirtieth. General French later engaged two Choite and Vikings Valley, with four enemy killed and nine wounded, and British forces suffering one killed and seven wounded.
The Duke of Mecklenburg and Sehwort arrives in uniform for a high ranking post as Queen Wilhelmina’s guest. Fire damage and casualties are reported at Elmdale coal camp as dynamite blasts destroy workers and equipment. A peace effort appears to calm fighting Creek in Oklahoma with a preliminary hearing planned in Muskogee for Chito Harjo and Coohie Snake amid ongoing tensions.
The source reports the Duke of Cornwall denying speculation that he is the Preamonia in a health condition. Officials clarified the matter, stating no connection to the rumored condition or title.
Article reports Thomann Tabeork jailed for burglary after a warlike trial in Walla Walla. It notes a bereaved mother and a Chinese community presence. A church census shows Meth otist and Episcopal leading denominations with Catholics, Presbyterians, and others represented.
The article argues that after the election the cabinet selections and private life reforms are crucial for national progress. It urges readers to trust cabinet appointments and to pursue health improvements, praising Stomach Bitters as a remedy for various ailments and promising relief after use.
I Clark of the M department stores on Riverside Lincoln in Spokmoe county Waeh files for bankruptcy. He lists liabilities around 27000 and assets about 920000 with stock at 19000 valuing the store’s net position.
A mob of about five hundred follows Mrs. Onkie Nation as she warns Topeka saloon proprietors she will return next week to demolish their places. Police consider arrest if she acts, while Wichita citizens push for new liquor prohibition votes amid raids and barricades.
William Hieary Campbell arrived with his five year old daughter claiming custody seizure from San Jose California. Campbell obtained habeas corpus for the girl while Dr John Wright and the child reportedly left for Roseburg Oregon. The case revolves around custody after the mother’s death and Campbell seeks recovery of the child amid wealthy oil holdings.
In Cowes locals note daily arrivals as preparations for the queen's funeral proceed. Royal processions and guards rehearsals unfold ahead of ceremonies at Osborne with the banner of the queen's company marching in the province. Rumors swirl about ducal attendance and royal congratulations in the paper cartoons.
The NY sale realized a combined total of 158 400 dollars after auctioning four valuable horns. Purchases included a hammer priced 100 000 dollars for a single piece and other consignments fetched significant sums in a late Marcus hres auc.
Fragmentary report notes unrest in Vienna on January 8 as discussions about England and the queen trigger disorder. Details unclear. article fragment mentions Birteleh and roloherath amid political tension.
Fragmented OCR text reports volatile wheat prices and stock exchange activity with unclear names and dates. It mentions New York Stock Exchange, trade hoards, and notes on market changes amid unclear references to a royal event.
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