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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1901
Page
4
A local retailer promotes a strong line of Misses' and Children's Shoes with a wide assortment at all prices. The ad urges customers to view the welts and turns and compare before buying children's shoes.
A jumble of local notices lists farm loans, low price soaps, storage inquiry at Mrs Campbdelle millinery, and school handkerchiefs. It advertises sales at Cleaver Brothers Dry Goods Co and Empire meat market, with house for sale on Main street and help wanted for general housework. Also mentions Kemp's Balsam samples at druggists and Tallman & Co as agents.
A cluttered shopping page notes sales at Alexander department store and other shops, including remnant sales, dress and wrapper specials, new coats, belts, and household goods. Local ads mention cigars, candies, framed goods, and a widening list of groceries and dry goods. A court update and a Portland excursion offer conclude the item.
W T Wesson of Gholsongilie Virginia endorses Your One Minute Cough Cure claiming perfect satisfaction for coughs colds throat and lingering troubles with customers calling it the best remedy. Tallman & Co.
John Heathman returns from Portland while C J Ferguson visits Walla Walla. Dr. William House opens new offices in the Judd block after a Buffalo training and hospital career. A L Parkboret leaves Pendleton Shoe Co for a Portland shoe concern as the Thorp and Thorpe families visit Pendleton.
Neighbors heard cries and blows near St Joseph Academy and found Agnes, four, battered with marks on face and neck from a heavy strap. Thomas Weony, father of the child, had left two other children with Mrs Madden. authorities may remove the children if the father does not return soon.
Thomas O'Donnell visited Hotel Eastern for dinner and after an argument with Winwell he directed abuse at the waitress. G G Hiepney confronted O'Donnell and a bottle struck him, requiring stitches from Dr. C J Smith for a facial gash.
Limited-time travel offer urges readers to visit the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo with tickets sold by the O R and N Company on Tuesday October 15 for Buffalo and return at 71 dollars valid 60 days. After October 15 regular rates apply and the opportunity to visit the era’s greatest exposition will pass.
Judge Eakin presided in place of Judge Ellis as circuit court opened on Tuesday. Jurors were excused until tomorrow morning. James Clark pleaded guilty to stealing a coat, toiletries, and other items from a Matilla hotel and received a two year penitentiary sentence. E Lindop faced charges of obtaining money by false pretenses for a fraudulent check. granted counsel and given until 9 AM tomorrow to plead.
A newspaper notice warns that bulk coffee stored in tin canisters, though keeping cleanliness and flavor, can attract pests. The brief urges vigilance about contamination risks from rats entering open coffee in storage.
Stage lines for sale from Sumpter to Whitney Canyon City Granite Law ton and Alamo including stock vehicles equipment and government mail contracts. A $1000 cash balance to be taken from government contracts earned. Also notice on real property valuation increases and a testimonial for DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve from Tallman & Co.
A performer at the Columbia Hotel 644 Main street reads palms with theory explanations of lines mounts and life events. He details past present and future and describes health and abilities. Charges start at Soo and up.
Baker City audiences filled the opera house to see Under Two Flags staged by a company led by Leon M. Hattenbach. Cecil supported by Laulee McCallum delivered strong performances while Cigarette captivated with the desert drama indicating the show’s solid reception and notable acting.
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