Boys' Shoes For School Wear And Comfort
An ad touts fall school shoes for boys promising durability and comfort. It argues the footwear will wear well while looking neat, comparable in quality to the store's men's shoes.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1901
Page
4
An ad touts fall school shoes for boys promising durability and comfort. It argues the footwear will wear well while looking neat, comparable in quality to the store's men's shoes.
A jumble of storefront notices lists farm jeans coffee at Hasler Bros, dry goods from Cleaver Brothers, millinery at Campbells, and stables for rent. It promotes women’s bread at the Woman's Exchange, Olympia oysters, wine and liqueurs, and a cough remedy by Talman & Co. plus real estate ad of 80 acres near Milton and Do mestic supplies via Withee.
Walle Walin farmers improve fonds outside the city after a year of effort. Pendleton hosts a piano and dancing party at Armore ball in honor of Mrs Semele Groate with Kirkman’s orchestra. The Walla Walla fruit fair readiness advances for the 25th. A troop train carrying 180 ponies to the Philippines departs Fort Walla Walla for Fort Assinooine. A.C. Anderson visits from Bole to explore multiple Colorado and Montana outlets. Frank C. Sheppard, discharged soldier, pays a fine and leaves town after a police court case. Governors and officials expected to act on papers soon.
Jobo and Gardane traveled to Portland for the expedition. Dale Stieler went to Portland to use Socnins to specify Sao Weeks at Ele carnival. NS, Werkeley returned from Portland and arranged a colony land seekers’ agent, then left again for Walla Wailea.
A garbled Portland notice lists numerous individuals and places including John Down MK T F Hayden and J J Pitts with scattered cities such as Spokane, San Francisco and Cincinnati. It mentions members of Woodmen of the World and an upcoming camp meeting with contact calls for L C Suvek and J P Walker.
Brown and Miss Ciara Ze wakw wed yesterday at Kale foxol with Rev. F L Forbes presiding. The couple will reside at Cald Spring. London Sept 1 Lord Ritchener reports three companies of interrupted infantry captured near Utrecht in Transvaal. heavy losses and many wounded. General French notes more clashes at Eland riverpoort. casualties heavy. London Sept 1 Keamennica Methodist services held with memorial for President McKinley. dignitaries attended. Pittsburg Sept 1 US Rice corporation orders recall 60,000 workers as memory events close across states.
The fragment discusses statements attributed to Buffalo figures about President McKinley and alleged interviews. It mentions publication of views that criticize opponents and reiterates that a certain opposition remained the case.
A commemorative address honors Judge Lowell, praising his Christian conduct and public service. The eulogy urges posterity to remember his blameless life and to dedicate future generations to patriotism and moral integrity as the nation mourns a leader.
Governor Geer spoke at the state house in Salem on the death of President McKinley. He noted the sorrow, the bipartisan attendance, and the loss to the nation as the funeral, on the day of McKinley’s death anniversary, drew many to pay final respects.
San Francisco reports a citywide halt in services and minutes of mourning. Public memorials at Mechanic's Pavilion included Aniy Line Mayor Phelan and officials from state, army, foreign consuls, judiciary, and Congress. Gen Barnes announced a one hour memorial from 1200 to 1205 with all lines stopped.
Washington reports a Privy Council edict announcing the death of the United States president. Messages from China note sorrow, and British orders mark mourning for the U S leader. Penrose travels to Canton for the funeral as ships fly flags at half mast.
A fragmentary account shows future President McKinley, then an Ohio officer in the Union Army at Winchester Virginia, observing a hospital looting scene and a surgeon’s cordial dealings with Confederate prisoners. The tale notes McKinley’s interest in the surgeons’ motives and the broader secret-order context.
The article chronicles Major McKinley’s long Masonry involvement after the Civil War, noting initiation dates and progress through degrees in several lodges. It mentions T. Reed as a Confederate chaplain, other members like W. K. Denny, and McKinley’s later roles in Canton Chapter and Temple bodies before stepping back from active work.
Fragmented text references a committee assignment for a project at Hot Springs Arkansas. It mentions costs and a net gain compared with the previous term. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR, but the items center on official actions and funding related to a local construction or therapeutic facility.
An unreadable OCR snippet touts a patent medicine as a cure for indigestion and nervous complaints. It mentions relief for dyspepsia constipation and liver issues and urges readers to trust the remedy despite garbled text and dubious claims.
Report from Tuesday about an attempted assault on the French president. A lone assailant reportedly fired a shot near a special train convoy. police say no injuries occurred and the suspect is detained for questioning.
A fragmentary report notes leaders urging international congress to prevent restraint and ensure fairer terms before a broader vote. The text references May 18 and notes concern over American interests amid mounting debates.
Fragmented OCR sketch recounts maritime wrecks and coastal dangers in the South Seas. Mentions Lake Sunwryor and Lake Sapretear, steamer founders, wrecked vessels, and offshore peril. Notes survival and rescue attempts with scattered names and dates, reflecting early sea disaster reportage.
A large Pendleton shipment features the best wet weather footwear made of seasoned leather. Each pair is guaranteed to withstand rain and prevent swelling, with the retailer promising unconditional quality for every sale.
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