Prices Will Fructuate But Indications Are Favorable
The Oregonian reports the wheat market remains volatile with a feverish rise followed by a five day decline as the market steadies toward a higher price. England influenced the swing while American speculators rushed into wheat and then liquidated to liquidate gains. Prices and trading conditions in Portland and other markets are noted alongside brief references to related commodity actions and a political debate in East Oregonian.
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Oregonian
Northwest
England
Snd
Colonel Parsons
Js. B. Huntington
McKinlay
Pareon
East Oregonian
T, Koy
Worton Artillery
de. Bislock
Walla Walla
Weaton
Wallace McCammant
Lovello
Oregon
Pierce Bete Bryan
Bailer
McKinley
D. D. Earp
Touchet
Karp
Remember This When You Vote Excerpt on Independence and Monetary System
John H. Mitchell argues that the United States should declare monetary and commercial independence from Great Britain. He questions whether a vast nation with immense resources can remain subordinate to foreign dictates in matters of finance, law, and immigration. He emphasizes national honor, civil progress, and autonomous policy as essential.
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United States of America
Great Britain
John H. Mitchell
Wheat Market Tactics Stir Global Prices and Local Crime
A lengthy discussion explains how massive wheat imports to India and global market manipulation affect prices, noting Parees control over hold and release strategies. The report cites Argentine export limits and rising world wheat prices, alongside a local crime tale of a Peddler murder case in Morrow County, with Bare convicted on circumstantial evidence.
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Taramo
Aire
William Bare
Richard Hinkle
Hinkle
Bare
Weston Flour Mill Losses Reported After Fire
The Weston's flour mill burned, leaving total loss of machinery and stock. Owners Sieene, Zigman, and others insured, with about 10,000 value in plant and 2,000 insurance on the mill building. Community impact noted as the mill had been building up a profitable business and local grain supply disrupted.
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August Bado
Ferndale Eerie Nalencn
Lest Ce
Banka Echool
Walla Walla
Ridenour
Youn Ple
Weston
Vialainy
M. J. Slocum
J. van Slyke
Mery
Slocum
Pas
Sieene Bushela
Dee We Man
Will. Zigman
Leslee
Tre Bui
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the County News
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Hercules Dramatic Company
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Pacific Elevator Company
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