Shoes for Misses and Children Advertised
March ad offers Napay Shoes for misses and children. The copy promises comfort and good fit for young wearers, with emphasis on quality and style. A mention suggests trying Ber as a preferred option.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1901
Page
4
March ad offers Napay Shoes for misses and children. The copy promises comfort and good fit for young wearers, with emphasis on quality and style. A mention suggests trying Ber as a preferred option.
Fragmented town column mentions Nell as agent and Try Duttin's ice cream chocolates while listing shops like Murphy's Milton creamery butter White House grocery and Cleaver Bros Dry Goods. It also cites a disastrous tire in Stpier area and a county surveyor planning work near Helix with field notes on local commerce.
The text contains scattered notices of sales wages tamales and legal actions. It mentions property values and court cases including the First Nation tank case, and a mining company meeting with elections. References include Baker City, Wall Walla, and Yakima county, with dates and personnel.
Fragmentary notice mentions Mr and Mrs A Freehur with daughter Winnie, a competition at Pateleton, California details of Weston and Weston residents, H B Curtis involved with Athans Laster company, and April plans with a new alcorn at an unspecified place.
The undersigned will receive sealed bids for the Blate Herringe mill property in Weston Oregon until Saturday March 12 at 12 noon. Separate bids requested for the real estate, equipment, and taxes. Right reserved to reject any or all bids. Apply to agent William Macbeth at Weston Oregon. Sabin, Portland, Ore., March 2, 1901.
J B Bowlin accuses a political faction of framing him. He describes arrests in Wallows County and a jail stay in Portland. The case involves political tension, alleged witness coercion, and claims of improper renewal procedures and charges against Bowlin’s opponents.
A string of brief items covers visits by residents to Seattle and Topeka, court appearances, and a Western meeting of regents. Mentions include Charice Rader visiting M A Rader, Kooper of Eden in town, and a Barturny state school regents meeting aimed at selecting a rite for the melee with an $85,000 appropriation.
Hugh G Yoakam et al sue to condemn a 100 foot wide right of way for a railroad through their lands in section I township 2 north range 5 west of the Willamette meridian. The verdict awards the landowners damages while the railroad seeks earth stone and gravel takings. Attorneys Henry F Centar Cartier Raley for the railroad. Tealafex for the company.
Hon K F Thompson spoke at the Pendleton High School detailing life in the South Sea Islands. He described travel experiences, shared observations, and offered engaging, educational remarks that captivated students. He also spoke to Baker City High School on Wednesday before returning by train.
A Tribune introduction to a letter by T. F. Gilliland, county commissioner, discusses East Oregonian’s refusal to print envelopes and the reasons alleged for halting the paper. The item presents a disputed statement regarding motives and actions of the paper.
A Sunday School convention in Walla Walla drew large crowds with speakers including President Mehiniey and local officials. Attendees heard reports from the American Board and noted efforts to visit the region, while plans for further activities and a closing address were mentioned.
An incomplete record mentions a proposed action by the White House process and a purported improvement in a state, with indecipherable names and terms. The readable parts reference a possible inquiry or recommendation and a perceived benefit but lack clear identities or outcomes.
The Modjeska Stock Company opens with a theatrical sale of saints and a new London style revue. The program includes the drama Staatar and Mae and features Martha, Lilian Uabwerd, Hemant, Bhagde, Kerr, Huseet Taree and other performers.
A garbled OCR segment shows partial phrases and stray letters without coherent events or names. The readable bits do not reveal a clear article subject, location, or date for a concise summary.
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