Three Dollar Lines Gleaver Bros Pendleton Ad
Gleaver Bros advertiser at 205 Main Street Pendleton Oregon offers three dollar lines for purchase. Local shoppers greeted by bold signage and emphasis on value.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1900
Page
4
Gleaver Bros advertiser at 205 Main Street Pendleton Oregon offers three dollar lines for purchase. Local shoppers greeted by bold signage and emphasis on value.
An assortment of quick product mentions and shop notices. Badiey and Zehnert cigars. Dr Whitaker warrants. chocolates and candy. housework help ad. K J Marples paint store on Court Street. Whitaker pickles. G R K store bulk goods. The Columbia with electric fixtures. Tallman & Co druggists advertise DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve as a cure.
Advertisements include Noble's for soap and toiletries, Puritan and Ladies' Home Journal offers, a $1.76 dentiet price, Maple syrup from Demott's, Olympia oysters and clams at Empire Meat Market, watch finders near Matt Tavior's, and a new five year lease on a business property by J E Foley to Edwin Cummings. A freight train accident near Joho Dae station disrupted OBRN traffic with no injuries.
Kate Cox long sought her daughter who had been taken by her husband Jim Cox to Seattle and Spokane. The daughter was located in Walla Walla after the family moved between Tacoma and Washington towns. Local trains and shows are referenced amid the search and reunion efforts described in the fragment.
An exchange clipping claimed lenders in Umatilla County were loaning at 4 1 2 percent. Local mortgage agents deny this. They state actual rates are around 7 percent for school funds and deny any loans at 4 1 2 percent, noting confusion caused by the erroneous report.
John Br laxdeon writes from Circle City to Pendleton stating he is well and will work winter mining claims on the Tanana river. He plans to leave Fairbanks soon to begin winter sinking and drifting operations. The Tanana feeds into the Yukon far north, with regional activity recently publicized. Market notes from Chicago and New York show wheat strength early, with later selling pressure and mixed futures.
The state indicted Toy Toy and Columbia George in a homicide case involving Annie Kedna. A new venire of 20 jurors was ordered after the panel was exhausted. Judge Elin granted a motion for a new trial in the Minnie Crockett case. date for argument pending.
Profle notes Randall manager of "4 Young Wives" company arrived by train No. 48 en route to Pendleton after a night in Baker City. Union Pacific collision delayed No. 1 near Ranger. Randall, veteran San Francisco newspaper man, once worked for the Examiner. Personal mentions cover local visitors, farming weather, and brief travels of residents including Athena farmers and several townsfolk.
Rail industry notes discuss Union Pacific considering a Salt Lake City to Los Angeles line and Gulf coast city choices. Rebuilding Galveston spurred by rail, with lines from Chesapeake and Ohio and Northwestern testing sanitary car standards and oil use. A new rear warning light device for trains is introduced to prevent rear end collisions.
The report notes California’s population surging to roughly sixteen times its 1800 level, with 276 percent growth since 1800 and a density rise to about 7.7 persons per square mile. Los Angeles County leads gains while Alpine and several others decline, and county counts show major urban expansion in Los Angeles city area. The memo also lists county population changes and mentions military mobilization plans for the Philippines with units leaving Manila beginning November 1 and about 25,000 men returning monthly.
A local note from Kirkaville and nearby towns promotes osteopathy as a cure for disease. The call emphasizes personal inquiry and direct explanation rather than neighborly discussion.
Mine carpenter Larry Barnett receives word from L Neeton that he is among heirs to a Rowton estate of 10 acres with valuable improvements. The value is stated as 615,000,000 with uncertain annuity details. The report mixes names and garbled text describing relations to Iga Putnam and Revolution Football in Walla Walla and university football visitors arriving by rail, with unclear further context.
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