Felt Slippers and Rubber Boots Window Display Ad
Ladies misses and children's felt slippers and felt shoes advertised with a window display. Rubber rubbers available at affordable prices to keep feet dry in wet weather.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1902
Page
8
Ladies misses and children's felt slippers and felt shoes advertised with a window display. Rubber rubbers available at affordable prices to keep feet dry in wet weather.
Paloma Schramm a 12 year old with her sister Karla performed 12 numbers at Whitman Memorial Chapel Whitman College Walla Walla earning enthusiastic applause and high praise for finish and interpretive grasp Her improvisation on an audience supplied theme formed a complete pleasing composition Many in attendance look forward to tonight's recital.
Representative Otjen introduces measure authorizing the secretary of the interior to lease Alaska inlands for up to 20 years to breed blue and silver foxes and other fur bearing animals.
A 60 member Knights delegation sails to The Dalles for the annual district gathering. The group includes Grand Vice Chancellor J. W. Maloney and two Portland teams to compete for a third rank prize along with many named officers and members.
Malheur County and its military road grants draw debate on equal taxation and roads. W Blanton of Vale argues that idle land held by speculators raises taxes on farmers and hampers progress, urging uniform assessment and taxing improvements to ease county debt and foster growth.
Advert says there is no rent for tireless workers and touts Dr King's New Life Pills as a cure for a torpid liver jaundice biliousness fever and ague. Claims to banish sick headache drive out malaria and never gripe or weaken. Encourages trying them at Tallman & Co.
London January 31 according to information from the foreign office the first installment of the Chinese indemnity will be paid today. It amounts to one twelfth of the yearly interest on all obligations under the amortization plan. The arrears from the previous half year will be paid in fixed sums to avoid disturbing the silver market and stabilize prices.
January 21 report on Philadelphia insurance companies tests their year end filings with the Insurance Commissioner. If capital impairment exceeds twenty percent, directors must restore funds or resign. Last year fire losses reached over four million dollars, largely borne by local firms.
New York January 31 National association opens its sensual championship meeting at Vernon Lake Montclair New Jersey. Canadian experts among contestants heightening interest with a slate that includes half mile one mile three miles five miles and ten miles events over two days.
John Lis, jailed in London for wrecking the Scandinavian-American Bank, announces from his cell here that arrangements will be made to pay depositors in full. He claims he bought the bank and hopes to prove it insolvent was not true to justify the purchase. Whatcom, January, $1.81.
Valentines Day event invites poems submitted by February 14 with signature in a sealed envelope. A $3 prize will be awarded for the best valentine according to a three person citizen committee. The contest emphasizes neat handwriting and timely delivery to the office.
The Tromalley club, a group of presidential appointees under a Hudson department, plans a large banquet at the Shoreman hotel to honor Secretary Gage. The event will feature full club representation and a departing secretary’s tribute, including a cabinet-style souvenir on the club member.
A strange tale from Saint-reteine describes a talking dog and ventriloquism blamed for a staged scene. Owner Work Mian claimed the animal could speak patriotic phrases while a public hush followed a funeral procession with motorized pallbearers. The piece reflects skepticism about trickery and public fascination with unusual events.
The Amsterdam postal savings bank building rises with a Monier system steel framework enshrouded in Portland cement. The cage like structure handles tension while concrete bears compression, offering fireproof waterproof strength. The method is pitched as durable for government use.
Official central market statistics report 800 tons of anails sold in Paris during 1901 while Standard Oil stock declined to 615 on Monday.
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