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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1901
Page
4
A local ad promotes a strong line of Misses and Children shoes with a large assortment at all prices. The copy asserts the welts and turns are the best and urges readers to visit before buying children’s shoes.
Cleaver Bros and Hendley & Howard promote farm loans and fire insurance while St Joe store markets bulk mustard and ready mince meat. Demott's offers cranberries, Hawkey’s mushes, and fur discounts. Younger & Son’s supply salt fish and groceries with fast delivery. Local cinema shows Spanish bullfight tonight at Cip matograph Theater. Hart & Aililew form after Matlock sells interest. Pioneers of the Macife host a grand ball at LaDow Hall Werview. Lane's Medicine advertised as a gentle herbal laxative sold by Tallman & Co.
The store announces a reinforced stock of hundreds of volumes organized by popularity. Patrons are invited to browse at leisure in a quiet, theory-filled environment. The list highlights newly added titles and top sellers.
The issue catalogs varied Pendleton and nearby news items. It mentions Mr Hamill and daughter Minnie Hamill delivering a Shakespearean recital at the Presbyterian Church, plus local regis trations, property sales, and arrivals from Portland, La Grande, and Walla Walla, highlighting markets, theater listings, and civic notices.
A historical note describes a monkey wrench patented by William Hatten of Grant County. The tool is praised for single hand operation and strong leverage, claiming efficiency and control beyond prior models while addressing common flaws of early monkey wrenches.
President Marahal Houser of Portland Superintendent J F Bate and Secretary L J Reeder attend the Standard Gold Copper Mining Company meeting at 2 pm to elect officers and transact business. The Grant County property in Le Creek shows strong returns with $13,000 already spent on development and an estimated $100,000 in ore in sight ahead.
In Tinker City Mr Tenres returns after taking his father NS Hendrys to a farm in Columbia county and after a year in New Walla Wallin hospital Hendryx visits with his son in law Mrs dame A Howard plans to accompany her husband Wome Swageart of Heppner notes Heppner's growing activity with new business houses including Odi Fellows hall and Roberts Keeners Illnews Building near completion
An across the board work stoppage prompts a temporary close during a forthcoming football game on the third. Officials promise employee witnesses to the gridiron struggle. Local merchants and firms listed include Patten Hawley Blaeder and many names.
The text warns that many hair preparations are fake and harmful causing dryness and brittleness. It blames a germ for dandruff that attacks the hair root and cuticle, then promotes Herpicide as the only product that kills the dandruff germ and lets hair grow healthier.
An advertisement extols the Thrice a Week World as affordable daily news with timely political and feature content. It markets travelogues serials and stories, promising value and truth, and compares pricing to a weekly Oregonian offer at a lower rate.
A fragmented report describes an alleged relationship involving Sirshata BE Spencer and Chyk Chamberlain. The text references a barman, a confrontation over support, and claims of a failure to provide for a partner, with mentions of months of mediation and legal action.
The notes describe various livestock trades including two year old wethers from FOAM and a deal involving Jamie from Kitthe and Patterwah. Prices mentioned include an average around $8 per head and sales led by James Stevenson and D Henry with selling head counts.
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