American Girl Tan Shoes Spark Mountain Hatred Rumor
A quirky blunder in fashion circles stirs talk as a pair of tan American Girl shoes become the focal point of a mounting disdain among enthusiasts and collectors.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1900
Page
4
A quirky blunder in fashion circles stirs talk as a pair of tan American Girl shoes become the focal point of a mounting disdain among enthusiasts and collectors.
Pendleton Oregon business ad for Gleaver Bros boot and shoe shop at 80 Main Street showcases a local retailer offering footwear and related services in a compact streetfront listing.
The article discusses land sales policy for Unatulin reservation lands not within boundaries or allotted for Indians. It details auction results, appraised values, and proposed private sales with limits on purchases, plus potential improvements and future recommendations awaiting secretary approval.
Murry A. Morgan, long baggageman for the O K & N in Pendleton, has recovered enough from a severe ankle injury to plan a trip to the mountains for rest. He and Mrs. Morgan will depart for Philadelphia on September 1, where he will pursue a course in dental college.
The notice warns the public that makers and all authorities of counterfeit salves are guilty and cautions buyers to avoid fake DeWitt’s White Hazel Salve. It claims DeWitt’s is the genuine original remedy and urges readers to buy from Tallman & Co, leading druggists.
A jumble of shop notices and product promotions lists cigars, apples, coffee, fruit, lard, cream soda, and various goods. Mentions Hawley & Wilcox, Martin's, Perry House market, and the Crescent Agency. Also notes a sale at Whi Prout, and Depot area ads for home goods and services.
Fraser's Opera House presents the Ron Crowton Stock Company for a week starting Monday. Wholesome, pure entertainment with elegant staging and large royalties, affordable prices, designed for family audiences. A few free tickets offered to certain patrons. avoid two titled plays listed as not part of the program.
Chief A J Stillman of the Pendleton fire department organizes a new district company in the third district to complete the department reorganization. A new company is officered by HH A Faxon president Berkeley Hailey secretary J J Murphy foreman H A Logue first assistant foreman Fivin Craig second assistant foreman, with fifteen members. Hose house at Jackeson and Perkins. Also notes visitors from Spokane, Mire Keolah Dial staying with Mrs Ingle, Dial planning Portland trip. Dial is a Great Northern conductor now.
Ukiah creamery proprietor Mr Wooly plans a Camas valley display for the Pendleton Harvest Carnival. Mr Wooddy pledges to arrange an exhibit showcasing farm, orchard, range and factory products and wants Canes prairie to join in. Local residents anticipate visitors and local producers will contribute cattle, bread, and other goods for the event.
Carl Stewart, a worker for Carl Wheeler, was accused of tampering with a thermometer that showed 12% degrees at a walkway location. Wheeler reportedly replaced the device and then told Stewart that the reading was incorrect, prompting Stewart to check the thermometer and it appeared to show a false reading twice.
The clipping notes complaints about coffee quality and water damage, with merchants balking at a cheap grade retailing at eight cents while wholesale prices sit at twelve. An Eastern Oregon reaction is hinted, linking two incidents though details are scarce.
The La Grands Chronicle reports the funeral of Mrs Schow in La Grande. She died Sunday after a brief illness said to be virulent smallpox. her body laid to rest amid sorrow, with family members listed and few details disclosed.
Fragmented text describes heat effects on grain, farm activities, ice cream party, outings, construction, and harvest lines. Mentions Mrs John Disher at Al creamery and families traveling to Hidaway Springs. Also notes Frank Brows building project and local gatherings in Snowflake.
The Baker and Dnek Baker families report the death of their fourteen month old girl at Cannon Beach. Funeral arrangements are set for Pendleton at the home of Mr and Mrs Olin Watson. A separate infant death, twelve days old, child of Mr and Mrs D B Sherry near the Umatilla Indian Agency on the reservation, died Monday night with a funeral held today.
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