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A brief item noting the American Girl shop offers tan shoes with an invitation to call and visit to view stock and styles. No further details provided.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1900
Page
4
A brief item noting the American Girl shop offers tan shoes with an invitation to call and visit to view stock and styles. No further details provided.
W. B. Byers and his daughter oppose a planned milling trust that would centralize wheat output and pricing. They vow to fight any trust, expand their Pendleton mill to 1000 barrels daily, and reject offers to sell the plant while defending independent operation.
A jumble of community items lists merchants Hawley Wilcox Patton’s cigar store and Martin’s groceries, plus notes on local produce, Creamery brands, and fruit. Also mentions a fire destruction report at Miller ranch, a fatal accident near Walla Walla, population estimates for Pen-Hieron and La Gende, and weather notes from observer EL Liter.
Special Agent Hawley commends the Umatilla Agency School in Oregon for its superintendent Miss Mollie Whitmer and executive leadership. He urges building a new dormitory and a hover and water system, with plans approved by the commissioner. Construction to follow once contracts are let, to provide a two story girls dorm with ample space.
An advertisement from Koeppen's Pharmacy features Chas EK Davis of 107 W Congress St Chicago claiming relief from bronchial trouble after using Koloy's Honey and Tar. The testimonial touts the product as a cure and cautions against substitutes.
The article notes a recent fire at a grain storage area, with two stacks rescued and investigations ongoing as to the cause. It covers crop prospects for the Inland Empire, stating expectations of strong wheat quality and exportability. It also describes warm temperatures drawing people to outdoor resorts and lists numerous residents and visitors visiting Bingham Springs and nearby spots during a holiday period.
A San Pranview Examiner clipping mentions an incident with coffee and sheep dip found in held articles. Merchants refused acceptance due to water damage and lack of calciuary effect, and a local dealer offers coffee cheaper than wholesale. The piece suggests a possible connection between the two events in Eastern Oregon.
Adjt Evens and a Salvation Army party plan three nights in Portland. Various delegates and visitors, including Miss Celestine Meorliatey and Miss Ebrasindt Muoceethinse, attend local events and meetings. Notables include Mrs. Bileth Toeler Weatietreal changing scenes, deaths and appointments noted in this compact society roundup.
A German worker arrived in Pendleton from Port Angeles Washington this afternoon where he was employed in the salmon cannery. He will receive two dollars a day and will stay for the winter months. Farmers complain of idle men and many stay for lack of money, while some plan to leave town.
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