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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1902
Page
5
A fragmented ad page lists farm loans and employment requests in Oregon. References to Grate and Teutsch suggest local shops selling lunches, cigars, tobacco, and imported items. Mentioned are Phillip's restaurant near Tallman's drug store and Hawley stalls with produce. a box 106 Pen-Oregon addresses steady stenographer experience and references.
Castle's for poultry and fish. Nabisco wafers at Hawley Bros. Fechtner's confectionery on Court street. Rohrman peaches at $1.25 per box. Selbert & Schulz fall suits. Do mestic Laundry good froners. Nolf's big dry goods selection. Teutsch's largest sheep yard. 60 head of cows and yearlings for sale with 12 months credit. Kemp's Balsam advertised by Tallman & Co. Hayner whisky promotion. Armory hall dance with tickets. Agnes Dunbar elocution lessons. real estate ads and more scattered listings.
The notice touts a guaranteed purity and age for spirits from The Hayner Distilling Company. It claims a half a million dollar paid up capital and more than 36 years in business, promising reliable terms as stated elsewhere in the paper. Daley Wright sues Frank Wright for divorce in Walla Walla on grounds of desertion. The couple married in Pendleton in 1897.
A 19th century style essay argues women lack a distinct intuitive faculty in literature. It compares female writers to male exemplars, asserting no woman has created universally recognized phrases or characters. It claims women’s judgments are quick but not veridical, with success seen as rare and anecdotal.
A salesman explains the right and left ends of collars matter for easy removal. He advises fastening the left end atop first, then the right, to avoid tugging and wrinkling, claiming laundering makes a rightward method troublesome. The New York Times anecdote emphasizes practical advice to save collars and temper.
A circular canal 70 feet in diameter and 220 feet long will host a water merry go round at the Spokane Interstate Fair. Ten arms extend from a central post with boats carrying six passengers each riding about 18 inches of water.
Weston draws moneyed investors and visitors who tour the city while Marshall House offers top accommodations. Norval Bradley, proprietor, provides clean rooms and elegant meals at fair rates. Notice: all debtors of H. M. Sloan urged to call and settle accounts.
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