Sensational Sale Prices Placed On Items
Sensational price tags appear on several items listed for sale. A $150,000 sale price is shown alongside a $5.48 tag, while another item is priced at $7.50 and $5.50 with $8150 shown in the listing.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1910
Page
2
Grocery and Crockery Dept in Basement in Oregon
The store promotes a basement department with fresh deli items and wide selection. Emphasizes low prices on canned fish, olives, sardines, lobster, soups, and condiments. Highlights special one minute coffee pots sale with discounted quart sizes and brand names Rex and Rev.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Sb. Parker
Sensational sale on women’s dresses with deep discounts
A newspaper ad lists plain and fancy women’s dusters at $2.19 to $8.40, with white lawn pieces trimmed in lace and embroidery. The sale highlights sensational price cuts up to $150,000 notes, offering sale prices ranging from $0.97 to $3.95, including multiple low bulk markdowns.
Women's Suits Reduced In This Great Suit Sale
Women's apparel sale in Pendleton offers major reductions on suits waist dresses coats skirts and sweaters. Prices drop from 7.45 to 39.85 for various garments with many accessories on sale including vests belts gloves and handkerchiefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Collins
Vancouver 2 Spokane 0 in Northwest League game
Vancouver wins 2 0 behind Erit K Hsey shutout pitching and key hits as Spokane errs. Flanigan and Masek contribute offense in a clean Northwest League tilt in Vancouver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Spokane
Wright
Erit K Hsey
Flanigan
R. H. BE
Erickson
Sugden
Ryan
Ortdlek
New York Beats St Louis 5 to 1 in Pitchers Battle
New York defeated St Louis 5 to 1 as Mathewson held the visitors to two hits through eight innings. Bresnahan reached third on Huggins and scored in the ninth after a walk and a forced play. Bresnahan, Huggins, Ellis, and Sallee contributed to the decisive rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Washington
Mullin
R. H. E. Washington
Csesceeaessd
Grayanil Street
Hardy
Stankge
New York
St. Louis
Mathewson
Bresnahan
Salles
Huggins
Ellis
St Towle Vies
Secuteus
Sallee
Phelps
Myers
Orbicular wins opening handicap at Salt Lake meeting
Race card at Reuna Vista opened with Orbicular taking the opening handicap on a 49 day meet in Salt Lake City. Favorites underperformed as long priced winners gained support. six races completed with Orbicular, She Slipsker, E. M. Frye, Fore, The Matchess of Monthbello, and others posting results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Utah
Orbicular
Reuna Vista
Corrigan
Lord Worthington
Timea
Sylvia
Fore
Thistle Belly
Enfield
Monthbello
Enight
Ivanhoe
Merlingo
Bout Called Off As Driscoll Withdraws From Attel Title Fight
New York June 7 Jem Driscoll featherweight champion is sailing for England after illness forced him to cancel the July 2 title bout with Abe Attell at Colma. Malaria developed during training after his arrival, and complications make any further boxing activity doubtful for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jem Driscoll
Eneland
Abe Attel
Colma
Driscoll
Baby's Vital Point Elixir Claims Bold Bowel Cure
An advertisement argues that the most delicate infant part is the bowels and promotes McGee's Baby Elixir from A. C. Koeppen & Bros. as a cure for diarrhoea dysentery and bowel disorders claiming it saves infant life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGee
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Irrigation Certificate Fight Faces Senate Vote Next Week
Washington reports say a $30,000,000 irrigation certificate plan will be added to the conservation bill if brought before the Senate. Borah battled amid Borah progressives against Aldrich and Cannon allies, securing pledges of support. The push faces strong opposition from power site interests and private enterprise, with letters from Louis W. Hill cited as evidence. A summer cold advisory then follows, urging Foley’s Honey and Tar for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Mic
Senate
House
Alirich
Borah
Ttme
Arid
Jame
Louis W. Hill
Great Northern
Oreson
Federal Irrigation Service
Losses in American Wars Highlighted by General Keifer
Washington D C A statement from General Keifer outlines fatalities across major conflicts. It cites 55 battles in seven years of the American Revolution averaging 8 per year, 2225 Civil War battles averaging 589 per year, 1735 killed in the Revolutionary War, 61962 killed in the Civil War plus 183247 dying of wounds or disease, noting 17 Revolutionary battles with 617 killed and total losses 815 in Indiana massacres and other skirmishes, with 88 remaining battles noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Keifer
Ohio
Indijana
Fragmented War Loss Totals Across Conflicts and Battles
The text lists lethal and engagement figures from wars from Lexington to Yorktown, including the War of 1812, Mexican War, and revolutions. It cites totals of enlisted, killed in battle, wounded and missing, and notes counts for Gettysburg and other battles, with overall battle counts from Fort Sumter to Johnston’s surrender near Raleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Yorktown
War Office
Fort Sumter
Johnston
What Everybody Ought to Know Foley Kidney Pills
A brief note asserts Foley Kidney Pills contain the ingredients necessary to tone strengthen and regulate the kidneys and bladder. Koeppen Feros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koeppen Feros
Sugar Beets Net 310 Per Acre In Wallowa
In Wallowa valley about 100 acres are devoted to sugar beet culture this season near Lostine and Enterprise. The industry offers guaranteed income with little labor for farmers, who rent land to a sugar company paying 19 dollars per acre. Company crews plant, care for, and harvest the crop using Japanese labor, while beets go to the La Grande refinery. Farmers compare beet farming with alfalfa, noting steadier income but less work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallowa
Losting
Wallowa Valley
Noreige
Moe
Lostine and
Enterprise
la Grande
Nore
Who fears to offend takes the first step to please
A brief aphorism notes that caution in speech may drive early moves to appease others, suggesting that fear of offense prompts people to act to gain favor. The piece contrasts restraint with boldness, implying subtle social strategy in daily conduct.
Prize Winning Alfalfa At Echo
Sycela correspondence notes prize alfalfa brought by Joe Batley to Mawoe Schell's offices rivaling the gold medal winner at the St. Louis world’s fair of 1904. Alfalfa measured seven feet five inches, with later reports claiming eight feet. It was raised by Mr Batley in a basement garden at the corner of Main and Dupont streets opposite the hotel. The garden area features novelty attractions with a hollowed excavation for a building. Nearby, Mr Hollow grows radishes, lettuce, corn and other vegetables attracting attention. Regular monthly meeting of the W and T DT to be held Friday of the home of Mrs W Godfrey. Mr L A Ratch and Miss Alun Wuffroany left for Portland to visit during the rose show. Mr and Mrs R H MacWhorter went to Portland and Beatty and Raymond, Wash, before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycela
Joe Batley
Mawoe Schell
St. Trruix
Hatley
Arden
Omer
Maln
Dupton Rirente
Wm Novelty
Boyd
Hollow
Mra
Godfrey
Stevens
Alun Wuffroany Jett
Portland
Onl
L. A. Ratoh
Pendleton
R. H. MacWhorter
Port
Beatty
Raymond
Wash
Untitled fragment reports infant poisoning incident
A fragmentary report from a local newspaper describes two citizens and a two year old child playing near a box of what appears to be poison. The infant reportedly ingested three pieces, prompting authorities to seek medical help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katy
Mre. J. J
Mative
Milton Personal Notes And News From Oregon Visit Guests
Spelling and punctuation errors aside, Milton page notes visitors from Athens Spokane Baker City and Walla Walla. Eva Shrimpf from Athens and Mrs Lavina Courtney of Spokane stay with friends, while Mrs T Godwi and Miss Tramilton of Baker City are guests of Mr and Mrs EK Praster for about a week. John Scottie works on creamery painting. Mrs TOC Prager returns from Oxford Mine visit. Mr and Mrs Miller of Washington head home after visits. A Miller leaves for Denver to attend nurserymen meeting. Prof WH Martin plans travel. Colum bia crew and family return from extended visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Ore
Eva Shrimpf
Athens
Mire
Kath
Milloney
Lavina Courtney
Spokane
Mra
T Godwi
Miss Tramilton
Baker City
It EK
Praster
Gevers
Motter
Samuel Loney
Walls Walla
John Scottie
Prager
Mere
Oxford Mine
Tra Miller
Waehtuche
Ely
Miller
Denver
WH. Martin
Columbia
Coleme
Tow
HOS
Stangle
Lee
Ruth
Gunn
Omat
To Water Consumers Four Diss Ig Pay Water Rent
Water customers are reminded that only four more doses of installments remain to settle the water rent. The message urges continued courtesy and timely payment, with a homely nudge toward meeting the obligation.
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Womens Dusters
Pier
Bon Ton
Adin
Tacoma
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Bert Hall
Tigers
Zackert
Gall
Uro
RH. E
St. Louie
CEGRE
Xaos
Cenvesstadeaescael S
Quinn Ad Mitchell
Powel
Batley and Killier
Chicago
Boston
Bostom I
Walsh
Hall
R. H. BE. Cicero
Philadelphia
Richie
Enmicero
Cetscawesgasc
Pfeiffer
Needham Archer
Moore
Moran
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Rowan
Ns Beccach
Fapogrigt
Ang Bergen
Erwin
East Oregonian
Bora
Foley
Koeppen Eros
ECHO
Voltaire
Pierce
Llaneet
R.V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
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