50c Per Pair Ladies' Black Kid UXFORDS
A fragment notes a price of 50 cents per pair for ladies' black uxford lines two to five. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or full details.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1901
Page
4
A fragment notes a price of 50 cents per pair for ladies' black uxford lines two to five. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or full details.
A brief ad touts affordable footwear with prices starting at two dollars. The message suggests leaving high priced shoes at home and buying durable shoes for mountain use at low cost. The tone is promotional and practical.
A bustling page of local notices and sales items lists Cleaver Bros closeout deals on bicycles and wash goods, Murphy’s framing services, Standard Grocery fruit jars and produce, Hawley Brothers ranch gear, and various low price promos. Obituary notes report James S. Turner of Harney County dies July 1 after Bright’s disease.
A feature highlights the largest and best feather dusters line available, emphasizing quality, range, and durability for household use.
Toby Irwin of San Francisco champion lightweight to meet Jim Popp of Toronto in a 25 round main event at Frazer Opera House Saturday July 27. Two preliminaries by local men precede the bout with reserved seats and gallery tickets on sale at popular resorts.
A brief ad lists property for sale at Lehman Springs with a short counter and abelving and mentions new items. It notes location near Water Street and Johnson Street and invites visitors to call a druggist for Kemp's Baleatn samples. It also mentions timber land frauds in Montana and Idaho and a halt on timber and stone act applications pending investigation.
Boxers Jim Popp and Toby Irwin faced off for a 15 round main event at the Fraser Opera House Pendleton. Popp, 18, with eight years in the ring, held edge in experience and betting favor, while Irwin, 20, sought a upset in a packed crowd expected to attend the late program. A 9:30 p.m. secondary bout and 9 p.m. preliminaries preceded the main event with weigh ins at 3 p.m. at the Hotel Pendleton.
Joe Coleeworthy accidentally fell on a sharp blade in his home Friday evening, cutting an artery in his cheek. Doctors were delayed by slow phone calls but expect recovery in a few days with no serious complication anticipated.
Mrs Nellie Quick wife of Charlies Woick died at 2 30 a m Friday at the residence of Mr Jay on Thompson street from quick consumption. She was years and monthe old and had the disease since May Funeral services will take place at a Oregon Mire Waleks former home
Dr New Discovery for Consumption promises rapid relief for colds asthma croup hay fever and whooping cough. Tallman & Co offers a guarantee of satisfaction or money back with a dollar trial bottle and free samples.
Train excursion to Meacham offered by C B & N Co with tickets to Meacham and return priced at $1. Departure time listed as ":15" m. from Peterning, arrival at Peedletop lodge. trainer Geert in Cleveland says Abbot not fit to race Crescens at Brigh top Beach for $12,000 on August 15. Cresceus to attempt world record in exhibition, while Sunday plans for the wagon race.
Tallinger faced a wage dispute as Ben Tuiti led a demand for higher pay for header men and others. He refused the raise, two workers quit, and Tallinger hired replacements at 1.4 per day. He cites past industry pressure and aims to avoid a repeat of earlier wage raises.
The Fergoso family heads to Tea Springs for a summer outing while Brinky recovers in quarantine from smallpox. Reeder family leaves for Tacoma for a short stay. Elmer Knight returns from Crook County mines. Redfield travels via Pendleton to New York. Reverend Fiz returns to Camas Valley after Pendleton trip for the C A. Satterlee returns from a Sound vacation to rejoin East Oregonian. D H Hunter back in Pendleton from Montana Wyoming trip via Virginia. Mrs Vancil and daughter Brown arrive from Baker City. P Dodd of the Tribune returns from a Mazamas Mount Hood trip with coastal leave.
The column lists residents and events including C B Upton and others leaving for Portland, Grace Johnson resigning as Latin teacher with Jessie Haskiner Spokane filling the vacancy, and various visits and travels among local families.
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