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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1901
Page
4
An advertisement from November 2, 1901 promotes a strong line of Misses and Children's shoes. It claims large assortments at all prices, with emphasis on welts and turns as the best quality, urging readers to visit before buying.
A jumble of local ads lists farm loans at Cleaver Bros Jas A Howard, Hawleys sells Nelfs fine pickle butter and fruits, Withees features sewing machines and cheap waists, Hawleys carries cranberries oats bananas and mushes. Mentions quick delivery, table boarders at 112 Garden, Kemp's Kalsom or Kemp's Kalsoam trial bottle, and Tallman Co sole agents with prices.
A dense compilation of late 19th century ads and notices. It lists suppliers and stores such as Hendley and Howard, Peoples Warehouse, and Brock and McComas Co offering goods from lamps, dishes, clothing, and dry goods to sponges and paints. It notes property for sale, rentals, and farm land near Dayton and Pendleton, along with various endorsements, auctions, and upcoming local events including a sportmen gathering and public notices.
Pendleton Division of the county teachers Institutes held a session in the Pendleton high school building as part of a winter program. President EB B Conklin arranged the meeting with many teachers from nearby Wistriots present. The day's topic focused on what Nature Study is and what it is not, with discussion of Mugitat and Classics.
Readers learn Pendleton society plans a busy October with numerous parties, dinners, and dances. Highlights include a Halloween dinner at a College Street home, a Pendleton Academy student gathering, and a Protection Engine Company dance at the Downtime Hall.
Walla Walla residents at the Golden Tile and Hotel Pendleton figures noted with J Swart of Hingham Springs. Mrs Otto Hoetter and son returned from Chicago. T J Kirk, a Athens businessman, checked in at the Garden Hotel. Jhat mentions Lash from Walla Walla staying at St George. County Clerk Chamberlain issued a marriage license to Mary Tweedy and James Waller. A brake man with O R N Co resigned and moved to Portland. P B Steaver of Pomeroy visited Pendleton seeking rheumatic relief. Cheater Fee recovering from appendectomy after hospital visit. Mr and Mrs J B Mumford returned from Wallowa Valley visit. Mrs F L W Sieuslof home from Pendleton via eastern trip. J W Maloney begins as assistant cashier at Pendleton Savings Bank. Dr Elin Myers touring embalming plans with niece Mrs Hungiker and eyeing Portland venture. Charles Perkins noted from Despain Gulch. wheat stands strong after seeding and rains.
A garbled list from an arrival report includes names and places such as Warren Flint Harrison Harry Lemon Seattle W Hunt George Albers Portland and multiple others with misspellings and unclear roles. The fragmentary text reads like guest or staff names tied to cities but lacks coherent event details or dates.
A German professor at Hammirg Charity Hospital explains dandruff stems from a parasite germ and that common hair preparations fail to cure it. Newbro's Merpicide is claimed to destroy the dandruff germ and also act as a hair dressing.
A 19th century fraternal gathering at Odel Fellows Hall Pridas algae initiated fifteen members into the mvaterlin of the over Grand Marchal Wo PL Me horn. Dr. J. Miller of Pendle oan aided the examination. After the work a social hour followed with refreshments. Mr. Rihorn and Pay Mille returned to their Hen Line.
Harry Syearokl, son of Mr Pell, died yesterday in the city from bowels ailment at his mother's parents home on Lew Street. Funeral services will be conducted from the Presbyterian Church by Rev. BT. Arta tomorrow. The body will be taken to Warren station for interment. The mother and parents thank friends for their condolences.
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The Whitman College team travels to meet the University of Oregon and Pendleton Academy in a critical November clash. Coach Allen plans lineup shifts as star players from both sides are sidelined by injuries, aiming to boost the visitors after recent form.
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