50 Pairs 80 Pairs Ladies Black Kid Oxfords
Auction line lists 50 pairs and 80 pairs of ladies black kid Oxford shoes with styles described as lines 214 to 6. The brief item notes available sizes and condition for quick sale at the outlet.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1901
Page
4
Auction line lists 50 pairs and 80 pairs of ladies black kid Oxford shoes with styles described as lines 214 to 6. The brief item notes available sizes and condition for quick sale at the outlet.
A bargain ad pitches shoes at $1.00 per pair from a $2.00 value to attract buyers. It invites outdoors lovers to skip wearing fine shoes on trips and purchase affordable footwear at the sale.
Local ads list Cleaver Bros Dry Goods and Hardware deals from summer wear to duck suits, frames, wallpaper, and paint shop updates. Also featured are Hawley’s seafood, Murphy’s frames, Crescent bicycles on installments, plus a courthouse note on a Baker county case and a teethily vague medical pitch by Lane's Medicine.
The page lists varied items: work ads for paper folding at 20 cents per 1000, kitchen help at the White boarding house, and a Blue Mountain Court No. 2 meeting at the Hilton residence on Thursday July 18. It also covers a divorce granted in circuit court, crop harvest notes, a horse racing result, and a planned charity baseball game by Woodmen of the World and Knights of Pythias for road improvements to Olney cemetery. Cattle quotes and cattle losses during harvest season are noted, plus business moves like Rhode relocating a Pendleton cigar manufactory and multiple prize medals in a shoot.
Judge Ellin issued a peremptory writ of mandamus in the Panhandle case, with Clerk Benson ordered to note the writ’s issuance. The defendant George W. Benson may appeal to the Supreme Court immediately, delaying proceedings amid countyline disputes between Baker and Union counties. Residents on the Panhandle seek resolution of county boundaries and tax matters.
The Empire fiteck Company presents Ten Nights in a Bar Room at the Fraser this Wednesday evening July 17. The Apopire Atock company will also perform Ten Nights to Barroom, offering a strong cast and notable talent. Reserved seats available at Tallman & Co. drug store corner Main and Alta streets.
John Tharp returns from ip t Alaska and contemplates whether Matlock will join him on a summer trip to Nome. Tharp left Skagway July 6 and stayed briefly to arrange work, while Daniel Shaw reports a strong McKay creek apple orchard with a likely large crop amid favorable conditions.
Superior Judge Cook denies Cordelia Botkin habeas corpus plea. The judge rules California jurisdiction over the case is firmly established in San Francisco.
Pendleton welcomed the Selle and Gray circus with a morning arrival and a 10:30 parade through main streets. Nearly 2000 spectators filled sidewalks for the afternoon performance noted for acrobatics, trained animals, and the Eddy family of acrobats.
A flood of visitors and locals pass through Pendleton with names like Frank Blair of Weaton and August Arp from Adama. United States Marshal Houser and Richard Cox stay a few days, while John E. Lathrop returns from Walla Walla. Others travel to and from Athena Colfax Des Moines Montpelier and The Dalles as hogs, sheep and harvesting work feature in the mix.
London July 17 H Hewitt Griffin criticizes Times correspondents for a breezy style claiming it misrepresents international competition Griffin notes that rowing fans do not speak for all sports and denounces a view of American competition as shallow Omaha July 17 Union Pacific to sponsor an excursion for 60 editors to tour Colorado Wyoming and Utah displays of road improvements and sites of interest
The Bureau of Foreign Commerce releases an extract from Commercial Relations for 1900. It notes Belgium as a manufacturing country with imports totaling about 380 million dollars last year, based on remarks by Winslow at Liege.
The article notes U S exports totaling hundreds of millions and Belgium's rising imports of American refined petroleum bicycles hemp and salted meats. It cites Consol Winslow on Belgium preferring American iron working machinery and the spread of American firearm know how. It mentions machine made guns and Liege damask barrels entering the U S and a long guarded engine secret.
Reports say a pitched battle broke out between Mexican workers and Black laborers on the Hoeklaland extension 160 miles from Herefari New Mexico. One side killed 16 Black workers and wounded several others. Mexican casualties not learned.
The July American Boy from Sprague Publishing Co offers Liberty inspired pieces such as The Cradle of Liberty and Hall s Fourth of July Hammer along with stories on independence and boy life. Additional features include Turning Points in a Boy's Life and How to Learn Brewing, plus activities, puzzles, and illustrations. Subscriptions priced at 1 a year for American Boy alone or 2 a year for both The Weekly East Oregonian and the American Boy.
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