New Style Warm Lined Shoes In Modern Toes
Advertises ladies warm lined shoes featuring up-to-date toes and hand-turned welts. Urges readers to come and see the new design.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1900
Page
4
Advertises ladies warm lined shoes featuring up-to-date toes and hand-turned welts. Urges readers to come and see the new design.
Gleaver Bros at 405 Male Street Penneton Oregon operate as a local boot and shoe business offering footwear repairs and sales with a focus on durable traditional styles.
Local notices advertise cigars Palmolive soap and White House products. Vendors promote Thanksgiving poultry produce dry goods groceries and special prices at Cleaver Bros and Mark Patton stores. Also listed are horse shoeing services at a shop run by W L Zeiger and other miscellaneous offerings from Oliver & Co and Arthur Glover.
An assorted ad page notes sweets at White Hotel and Cleaver Bros Dry Goods, a birth in the Carr family, a stranger Divers dies in Baker City, and various local business offers. Mentions Thompson glove-fitting corsets, Rawhide and mercantile ads, and court actions involving Robert Moore and others.
Portland resident W C Wersel visits Pendleton with health issues noted. Heppner’s H K Bartiwlimew is a guest in Pendleton. Mrs Cota M Combs arrives from Carew City Nevada. Lina Gah of Weedmen of the World plans officer election. Pendleton visitors include A L Smith from Yoakum. Avery of Dingham Springs registers at Hotel Pendleton. Jim Cargill under care in Pendleton. La iranie’s L A Batoh, noted criminal lawyer, visits. Tony Larson reports winter readiness after town visit. Ballersy and Ginny in from Capsin City for centre event. T M Worl of Young Smithwell & Co promotes in Pendleton. Charles J Ferguson recovering from illness. Lathrey at Drapy’s hospital recovers from severe wound. Mr Ananda Willoey travels to Pendleton to visit daughter Mrs Clem. Sheriff Tritton from Toles in Pendleton. Dr McQuarty linked to cattle theft case. Pendleton football team heads to Line grime event. Thamar Bishop writes from Hood River planning winter in California. H S Forshaw visiting Pendleton on Canningsham case. Echo resident Join Wish notes homes missing in area. Two missing hay mares of Alex Oliver. Vogel in Pendleton for wheat hauling with Byers certificates. wheat shipment concerns. Henry and William Flickinger visiting Pendleton. pioneer figures from 1862 recall frontier life. Daily East Oregonian carrier service announced.
Several new smallpox cases were reported to the health officer in addition to two previously noted. Officials warned of reporting delays and physician neglect contributing to spread. An advertisement touts Karl's Clover Bee Tea as a remedy, promoting its health claims and price.
A chaotic report from Tillamook county notes a slaughter sale at the Peoples Warehouse near Hoteenville. A dam break caused a flood of debris and disrupted the mill area, with witnesses describing damage and emergency responses as authorities assess the scene.
The readable parts mention health events and several unclear names. Limited concrete facts remain due to garbled OCR. Further clarity needed to produce a solid headline and summary with proper entities.
A lighthearted note on holiday shopping and customer delight as a store invites ladies to view its china collection. The piece highlights the human pleasure in receiving compliments and suggests a welcoming scene of browsing and tasteful gifts.
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