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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1903
Page
5
Teutsch’s offers serviceable shoes in colt skin box calf vici kid and patent colt skin. Prices display year value $5 and $3.50 for men and boys with special value $2.50. Contact details not clear. Potential sale promotion noted for low priced footwear.
A jumble of 19th century ads and notices including Teutsch’s, Neuman’s supplies, Sharp’s wallpaper, Rader’s tiles, Wade’s bread, Rohrman’s rent inquiry, Underwood typewriter ad, Palm’s groceries, cigarette brands, Gratz’s tamales, and various rental, employment, and service requests. Mentions of Mrs. Pholl, Castie’s fel, and Nichols, with additional notes on a new hotel at Boho, electric wonders at a church, sale of harvester, and painting services. Includes classifieds for housework, cooks for harvest, and paper hanging by Charles Lane. a dealer in scrap iron and a livestock feed section.
Local shop advertises a wide range of rings from 50 cents to 3.00 with various settings. Wedding rings priced with emphasis on quality. Promotional copy stresses low prices and variety in styling.
Kolier and Koplithe sold their interest in the Mazeppa saloon on Main Street to Sam Roberts who will run it. The new proprietor intends to overhaul the interior and make the place one of Uberneat in the city.
A marriage license was issued this morning to Heensde and Mrs Elizabeth G Doser, both of the city, with Wealey Adcock noted in connection to the proceedings.
Oregon woman Mrs Weatherred, linked to Portland Press Club, travels to Atlantic City as a delegate for the International League of Prospect Club. She praises the Lewis and Clark centennial fair and the regions rich soil and manufacturing promise, highlighting Sacajawea as a central figure in the expedition.
In North Yakima Washington on July 7 it was reported that a large water appropriation from Yakima river headwaters involves a strong Scottish syndicate allied with the Northern Pacific. The canal would supply Kittitas valley Moxee country Priests Rapids on the Columbia and seems to have unlimited capital to start and complete the project without hitch.
The Peoples Warehouse in Seeger announces a July Clearing Sale featuring discounted prices across notions, parasols, ribbons, summer gowns, hosiery and underwear, table linen, napkins, towels, and fabrics. Deep cuts include patterns, laces, embroideries, corsets, calico prints, and dress fabrics with many items offered at one half price or substantial per cent discounts through the event.
The Peoples Warehouse notes eight cages remain with smallpox cases in Walla Walla July 7. Health officer Dr Stilow cites lack of vaccination as the cause and urges residents to vaccinate both themselves and children to help stamp out the disease.
The text notes PF Brown is currently with Dugdale's Seattle squad in the Pacific Northwest league. It mentions Mule Binnwn left Poendeton for Vancouver, where he won three games behind the bat, then accepted a banker manager's offer to play there. He has excelled both in field and at bat, becoming a reliable run producer for Dugdale's organization.
An advertisement touts a herbal tea as a permanent cure for sick headaches, constipation, and indigestion. It promises increased appetite and happiness with a satisfaction guarantee or money back, quoting prices of 25 cents and 60 cents and instructing readers to write to W. H. Hooker & Co. in Buffalo, NY for more frequencies.
The new Hot Lake Bath House is ready with rooms to rent. Hoard and room rates range from $10 to $16 per week, with Hatha at $1.50 weekly. Guests are urged to secure rooms promptly.
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