High Quality Shoes Ad Promises Direct Savings
Local footwear ad promotes high quality shoes at prices 2.50 3.00 3.50 4.00 and 5.00 urging customers to buy direct for best value. It emphasizes quality and direct purchasing benefits.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1900
Page
4
Local footwear ad promotes high quality shoes at prices 2.50 3.00 3.50 4.00 and 5.00 urging customers to buy direct for best value. It emphasizes quality and direct purchasing benefits.
A jumble of small notices and ads mentions Stilman’s rentals, Dutton’s dairy products, White House offerings, and a call for a Noorsympathizer meeting in Salem. It also references a criminal incident in Walla Walla, testimonials for remedies, and local business updates including Heuser Miller and Tallman & Co.
Magnet Cash Store patrons celebrate Liberal support as Mr Phil McDriun wins a handsome timepiece on Thursday. The item was donated after a prior Christorastine giveaway, reflecting strong local trade and steady patronage. Crescentanil perring agency lists Viola Lodge No 114 A U W. Salisbury forecasts snow or rain tonight and Saturday. Reb W Fletcher, the Rambler, headlines with bicycle jewelry.
Street work in Mundietown advances under Chairman Edwin Switster and Switeler with the city council backing a yearlong program. Aimed at widening and grading Main and Court streets, the effort seeks to finish as much as possible within the year, funded by property owners where feasible and city contracts where needed.
A young Umatilly Indian maiden Leweshaw-art, age two, committed suicide by shooting herself at her father's tepew. Details reached Major Charles Wilkins via Columbia informant Mulfer Wikine. Witnesses describe the tragedy as a rare Indian suicide, with family and tribal members expressing shock and noting cultural reactions.
The East Oregonian reports a planned new train service starting April with a daily schedule to begin in early April. Changes include reduced train counts between Portland and Chicago and adjusted stopping patterns at Pendleton and Umatilla.
An old advertisement from Slate Pendleton Oregon claims Foley's Kidney Cure treats misunderstood symptoms of "cheemae lead dovters" when the "khloove" are out of onder. It asserts relief where other medicines fail.
Local items report visits and movements of residents and officials. Fred Hendley and Mrs Keon Cohen plan a return from Missouri. Judd Geet, rural agricultural commissioner, arrived from Milton and headed to Cove. Mrs M A Shiwridan returned from Sumpter where she handled property, and Superintendent M J Tickley and Foreman Lindsey of the La Gironde car shops were in town before heading east.
County Judge John Bean reports Milton will build the fifty foot end of a new eighty foot span across the Walla Walla river above its branch from the Ththeaium river. The county will fund the main 80 foot section and Milton will add the 50 foot portion to address high water washing away the riverbank. Construction expected to start in ten days to two weeks.
The Dallow water commission advertised 25 000 in water bonds and selected N W Harrie & Co through agent H C Barrel of Spokane at par. The Salem capital journal cites Salem paying no negotiating fee while Salem bonds rely on private investors and bank deposits, contrasting costs and terms with Dallow.
A letter from John Dieber of Canton Ohio, head of the largest water case factory, praises the watch trust conflict and pledges aid to engravers. Dieber cites past price fighting, labor issues, and promises to employ and assist engravers seeking work, hoping to end rival price cutting.
The article describes Doebers factory facing a lockout with 30 hands and 125 engravers, plans to send workers to Canton Ohio, and potential hiring of 60 to 100 more. It notes a minute system, debates over a Sweatshop like schedule, and a union clash with the Watch Case makers in New York. Doebers declines to join the combination, pledging to supply work for all who need it and earning support from engravers nationwide and the AFL.
Vendleton dealers publish market rates for ranch and farm produce including potatoes turnips cabbage and poultry with prices per unit. A sale notice offers a cheap three room house and lot at a good location in Pembleron Oregon asking inquiries at Oliver and Co. grocery on Main Street.
Portland grocers were arrested and fined under the pure food law for selling adulterated food. The report notes package coffee was overlooked despite containing fermented black berries seen as nearly as bad as the jelly involved.
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