Whovs Shoes Sell At Mountain Prices
Bargain footwear claim offers whovs at 50c per pair and prices from £2.00 per pair, suggesting outdoor use value.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1901
Page
4
Bargain footwear claim offers whovs at 50c per pair and prices from £2.00 per pair, suggesting outdoor use value.
Local shop notices promote farm jeans at ten dollars, window shadows, pianos and organs on easy terms, and a midsummer sale on wash goods. Grocery items, fresh produce, and baking goods are advertised along with hardware, shoes, and camping supplies. A medical laxative and patent office certification are also noted.
An item notes Fine toilet soap at Nolf s and reports a toy baby born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Frank Cargill. Also mentions final report filed by I 8 Simard as administrator for Mary DT Etta Gar field deceased and various local goods and advertisements.
F C Greenman field superintendent of the Oregon fish commission travels to Portland after a 270 mile downstream journey by small boat with F C Brown. They traversed fast rapids near Glen’s Perry to Werew Idaho, facing portages and boiling rapids. They note abundant sturgeon at the Snake and Grand Ronde rivers. temperatures along the voyage averaged 70 degrees.
Harry Hourford former manager of the Wallia Walls ice plant left town Sunday and registered in Portland. He told a private letter to his wife camping in the mountains of plans to travel to San Francisco and then New York to pursue acting. Friends say he has been deeply in debt and despondent about his business affairs for months.
Edison’s Big Electric show drew large crowds as Sebell tamed a den of African lions. She wowed with nerve and courage, earning praise as a queen of lion tamers. The electric portion was billed as the best Pendleton has seen with all ages welcomed. One price with no reserved seats.
In Portland Oregon on August 1 2 and 3 the O R and KN Company will sell Uekete to Portland and retire to the certificate plan for the occasion at one and one third per cent.
Charlee Wilkine, a US Indian agent stationed at Umatils, writes U S District Attorney Jos Hall in Portland to call attention to Fred Loyd jailed six months for selling liquor to Indians. Wilkins claims that brawls are common and the violence toward Indians persists.
The article promotes summer trips to the sea coast along the Waal logton and near the Columbia moat as ideal for vacations and recreation. The O. BR. & NX Co. offers round trip tickets to either the Washington beach area for travel during warm weather with September returns.
The O. & R. K. N. Co. offers excursion tickets to Meacham and return on the certificate plan at reduced third fare, extended through August 8. An endorsement hails Kadol Dyspepsia care as the best digestive aid, praised by John Bearn of West Middlesex, Pa.
Report details Irwin’s 76 percent gate share after defeating Popp by a right hook. Referee Fred T. Merrill ruled the win as Irwin’s, while opponents claim a knockout loss theatrically staged. Local fallout includes arrests, fines, and funds boosting the city treasury as suspects flee.
A string of local trips and visits across Oregon and nearby areas is reported. Residents including Mrs. Rose Campbell, Miss Nance Cameron, and Mrs. Olive Goodnough travel to Spokane Baker City Pendleton and Salem while families like the Lyman and Vert plan August arrivals and summer stays at Bingham Springs and Forest Grove.
State Superintendent J H Ackerman issues circular detailing exchange price introduction price and retail price for new school books. It defines duties of boards and teachers to adopt and distribute text books within 15 months and allows taxpayers or guardians to seek enforcement in court if provisions are violated.
T Brewer of Adams reported to the East Oregonian that a wagon brake failure caused a load of matches to spill near the McEwen place. The matches ignited and set a field of wheat ablaze, destroying an amount valued around 00, while Brewer lamented the loss and his own misfortune.
Astoria reports another salmon run last night larger than the prior. Prices ranged from four to five cents per pound with quick, steady landings. The note warns buyers to beware of counterfeit salves and suggests DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as a remedy.
An Eastern town reports a druggist used the wrong ingredient in a prescription causing a child's death. The notice warns against baking powder errors and promotes Owl Baking Powder as safe. Pound cans priced at 40 cents.
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