Silk Waists Made To Order For Six Fifty Complete
Silk waists offered at six dollars and fifty cents complete. Tailored garments available for immediate order. Name and address lines not provided in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1902
Page
6
Silk waists offered at six dollars and fifty cents complete. Tailored garments available for immediate order. Name and address lines not provided in the fragment.
Inquiry asks where a laundry producing shirts with balanced starch and stiffness is located. The reader is directed to the line below for the answer.
Dr J H East of Denver and Dr C S Heede of David City Nebraska arrived in Pendleton to survey wheat lands. They and many moneyed men from Colorado Nebraska Iowa consider moving west to invest in large tracts. Their visit signals growing interest in Eastern Oregon’s wheat industry and a potential regional expansion.
A reader argues against enforcing the Sunday closing law, praising District Attorney Chamberlain for not issuing arrests in Portland. The piece decries blue laws as outdated, urging flexible interpretation to balance rest with business rights, citing historical leniency and modern reason. The author stresses Sabbath freedom without harming neighbors.
A short editorial quote by O W Dunbar argues that fanatics cannot enforce justice for ordinary people and that reform cannot be achieved through a crank headed mob. He warns against using fanaticism to pressure honest businessmen and stresses the futility of such methods.
A near-billionaire suffers severe stomach decline from worry while managing vast wealth. The ad urges readers with similar digestion woes to take Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, claiming it restores appetite and digestion and cures belching, flatulence, dyspepsia, constipation, liver and kidney issues, with the private stamp noted on the bottle.
Henry Schultz urges all debtors to call and settle at once as he plans to leave Pendleton, signaling imminent departure and settlement deadline.
Union County reports the Grande Ronde Lumber Company sold to Oregon Lumber Company interests for 340000. The deal includes all mill property and timber lands along the Grande Ronde river. Agreement finalized last Saturday after a period of negotiation.
Billy Krassig announces his arraying parlors have relocated across the street and invites the public to visit for clean smooth work by first class workers. Clerk-Woe has burned up the last diamonds in the stove. Proprie tor Then put on a small piece of coal.
Three lots priced at 600 dollars and six lots at 260 dollars each are offered on 160 acres of farm land near Pendleton. The Daily East Oregonian carrier price is 15 cents a day or 1.00 a week.
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