Eugene Market Weekly Report Chittim Bark to Barley
Weekly market report for Eugene covers Poultry Dairy Beef and crops with prices for butter fryers turkeys vegetables and fruits. Livestock values include cows dressed hogs lambs and dressed meat. grain and feed prices list wheat oats bran and hay. Prices shown in cents per unit or per ton with several items in dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willamette
F. Co
Portland
Oregon
Young
Americas
Lée
Greis
Fleur
Browne
Willamette Vailey
Wileres
Graham
Willamette Valley
Sragen
White
Gray
Portland Market Report includes mixed wheat and wool notes
In Portland Oregon on July 7 the wheat market shows little change from last week with low demand and few sellers. Wool remains dull with western sheep selling for old prices while eastern Oregon markets hold for better levels. Butter and cheese stay firm, eggs steady, and hop and fruit markets receive mixed European and domestic signals as prices inch upward for dairy products.
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Portland
Buestem
Oregon
Boston
Montana
Ben
Europe
London
Belgium
Germany
Austria
Portland “Rotators
Ot Market
Hogs Sold At Market Report Morning Sale
Eighty hogs moved this morning with base price ten dollars per hundredweight. General livestock values reflect actual sales across categories, showing current ranges and bidding activity observed at the market.
Market Prices for Cattle Sheep and Calves
Cattle Best Oregon steers at $5 to $5.50 with top notes of $5.50 and common at $4 to $4.60. Cows around $4, heifers $4.60, bulls up to $500. East of the mountains stockers and feeders at $9.75 to $9.90 with fancy at $99.90 per head. Sheep best yearling wethers $4.40, old wethers $3, spring lambs $5.75, ewes $2.15. Calves beat $6.58, ordinary $5.50 to $5.75, poor $4 to $6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herries
Multnomah
Clackamas
Woosmante Valley
California
Oregon
Marriages Tie Eugene Couples in July 1910
The notice lists two weddings on July 4 and July 2 in Eugene. James H. Armstrong wed Georgia Upton at Lawrence Street with Justice Bryson officiating. Elmer Wells married Clara B. Chase at the bride’s parents on West Fifth Street with Rev Husband officiating. Each couple plans to reside in Eugene or nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Bell
J. J. Chase
West Fifth Street
Eugene
Elmer Wells
Clara B. Chase
Davd
Springfield
Advertised Letters July 6 1919 0
List of names to receive mail including Miss Jeanette Black D Carr Della Frank Guerin Jimy Hendrickson Alfred Kelman A D King Levi Martin Mrs Fanny McKinney Powers Harry Rodgers Eva M Sadier Lee Billy Temple Miss Alice Thompson J M Veitch R John Wallace Misa Almah Whitcher Mra EB I Williams Jack PAGS P
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette
Black
D. Carr
Sie Della
Frank
L. E. Guerin
Jimy
Hendrickson
Alfred
Kelman
A. D. King
Levi
Martin
Fanny
McKinney
B. F. Powers
Harry
Rodgers
Eva M. Sadier
Lee
Tandy
Billy
Temple
Alice
Thompson
J. M. Veitch
R. John
Wallace
Misa Almah
Whitcher
Mra
EB. I
Willams
Jack
List of Claims Allowed by County Court Lane County 1910
The county court of Lane County lists approved road and supply claims for 1910 including Frank Fisk and Tom Saylor for road work, Chandler & Houser and Junction City Lumber for supplies, plus many others such as George Griffith, Ray Trunnell, and M. C. Goodeson for various road related services and materials totaling 3198.70 dollars. The long roster enumerates individuals and companies providing road work, hauling gravel, lumber, crushers, and supervision across Fall Creek and surrounding districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Court
Lane County
Frank Fisk
Tom Saylor
Joe Saylor
Mark Thurman
Ole Neet
James Breeding
John Downing
Albert Enes
Walter Allison
Chandler & Houser
M. J. Nyhart
John Dawson
Chas. Swaggart
Thurston Goodpasture
Banee B. Toll
Ae Sutherland
Wilson Sailor
Dale Ray
Walter Mays
B. Fleece
H. S. Prindel
M. E. Sautert Co
Ray Trunnell
George Griffith
R. H. Parsons
Chas. Mallette
David Ivy
H. Downing
J. Z. Evans
Briggs Lumber Co
A. Lathrop
Fred Smigley
A. Campbell
Wm. Crenshaw
Michael Conoboy
Jonh G. Monkhaus
Chas
Stonefield
Andrew Miller
John C. Pettit
Andrew Baker
Frank Withers
I. F. Barron
Eugene Iron Works
Booth-Kelly Co
P. C. England
E. Prindel
Oscar Jackson
L. D. Huff
L. R. McCreary
R. E. Wright
Ray Bower
Creee
William Jenkins
J. J. Ferugeson
Fred Normand
Ralph Sheldon
C. T. Hanners
L. A. Winton
Cc. C. Sturtevant
Jesse Hooker
W. F. Willson
W. H. Wolf
J. A. Pitney
L. T. Smith
Carroll 8
Ranch
Isaiah Slayter
J. R. Johnson
L. W. Ryan
A. & K. Lumber Co
Tom Goddard
William Darrow
Jyde Mead
D Bundy
Albert Morgan
George Canaday
U" M. Doane
Otis Trout
C. V. Holbrook
Willis E. Sheldon
J. S. War
Arthur Belknap
Geo. Billings
John Smith
Prindel
Oda Smith
A .H. Peabody
V. Larimer
Clarence Newman
Jesse McBride
Junction City How. Co
A. A. Kelly
L. Loch
J. A. Jeans
F. P. Haslett
G. W. Holland
Bert Glaspey
Percy Haslett
Bisdell Carter
L. C. Falkner
Michael Haley
Chas. Haley
Ray Taylor
Bert Vaughn
Tom Taylor
Geo. Prescott
Jake Camp
Lane Martin
E. Nicholson
R. C. Vaughn
Elmer Hunter
Geo. A. Powell
Ira Harrington
H. B. Baldwin
A. C. Goddard
Morgan & Waterman
Lumber
C. E. Babcock
C. A. Applewhite
Emery Taylor
E. Hassett
Percy Hassett
Lg C. BE. Ma
Omantns
D. P. DeMoss
Wm. Gerdes Camp
Souk
J. T. Donaldson
Griffin Holw
Gups
Sdo
A. H. Roberts
L. H. Brooks
Harvey Prindel
Theodore Swanson
G. L. Prindel
James Windham
O. Wiicutt
Earl Pope
Marion FP
Wheelie
Oscar A. Olson
Alex Power
J. H. Fergueson
Jas. Johnston
W. H. Malloy
Raymond Evans
Paul Camenzind
Geo. Allen
M. C. Smith
Lv John Knebel
M. C. Goodeson
Liles
Crusher
Arla Bristow
Gross Bros
W. H. Oswald
Joe Wills
William Wills
Crusher Work
Charles Briggs
J.T. Donaldson
Waar Gish Cae Acations
J. L. Houghton
Marker
J. B. Fergueson
Andrew Christensen
Miohara E. Mays
Sid Darisen
John Windham
Killmire Bros
John Allen
Walter Landewehr
LaCure
A. Thompson
Chainman
H. Nestle
Crusher Oc
Frank Bailey
N. H. Park
A. J. Parker
Fred Wheeler
Geo. Chapman
Jess Darneille
Ivan Mays
John Dyer
M. Mays
oSaee
W. Williams
George Bosquet
W. H. Turnbow
Griffin
Veateh Co
Clair Hinkson
S. Adams
Nick Creek
J. H. Baker
A. C. Jennings
E. A. Collier
D. M. Hayes
Jesse Rust
Mike Jenney
D. E. Morris
C. F. Keepke
R. . Waite
H. Newman
Ray Miller
George W. Mason
Athe Badacek
Albert Winter
C. . Kohne
E. W. Pollock
Freight
Albert Prince
Wm. Powers
W. H. Milligan
Ole Sonnes
George Adams
Rudolph Leff
Bedge Torkelsen
Thompson & Richardson
John McElroy
L. H. Bain
T. J. Hammond
E. J. Oswald
A. M. Bain
William Denney
Ben L. Curry
Lawrence Winfry
Ira Hake
A. Anway
L. Winfrey
E. Johnson
G. W. Foust
Anda Signor
Geo. Taylor & Sons
Roosevelt May Speak Before C E Convention
Atlantic City on July 6 1910 Col Roosevelt expected to address the International Christian Endeavor convention opening July 6 1911 Officials plan for 40000 to 50000 delegates from around the world at Youngs pier as central meeting site Dr Francis E Clark leads efforts to secure Roosevelt as a speaker for the gathering next year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Col. Roosevelt
Young
Francis E. Clark
Roosevelt
Christian Endeavor
Arguments Filed At Salem On Dry Amendment And County Annexation
Salem Oregon July 2 Chief Clerk H H Corey will stay on duty through July Fourth to receive late arguments for a proposed constitutional amendment to make the state dry and related bills. Clarence True Wilson submitted lengthy affirmative arguments. Oregon State Federation of Labor argued for employer liability act. J B W Butler Ira Powell of Monmouth urged the normal school project. Arguments also supported Nesmith county and annexation of part of Clackamas county to Multnomah county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Secretary of State
H. H. Corey
Clarence True Wilson
Oregon State Federation of Labor
J. B. W. Butler
Ira Powell
Monmouth
Normal School
Nesmith County
Clackamas County
Multnomah County
May Bar Pictures Fight Screening in District of Columbia
Police Chief Sylvester said he will try to stop showing the Johnson Jeffries moving pictures in Washington as he fears a repeat of yesterday’s race clashes. In a related incident Marine Corps enlistee Thomas Mutle was throat cut and hospitalized after a fight between whites and blacks leaving 134 arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
District of Columbia
Sylvester
Thomas Mutle
United States Marine Corps
Hanged by Posse Near Corsicana
In Ro dina near Corsicana a Negro man entered the home of a white merchant and threatened Mrs Hub Bailey three months after her marriage. She wrested a knife from him and forced his flight. A posse captured him and hanged him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
Rodini
Corsicana
Hub Bailey
Baltimore fight picture show meets city opposition
Barred from Baltimore July 5 the display of fight pictures in the city faces opposition from municipal authorities. Plans to prevent the exhibition are already being made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Notre Dame Lady Promises Free Home Rheuma Cure
A Notre Dame woman offers a free home treatment for rheumatism including muscular and joint pain, sciatica, lumbago, backache, kidney pains, and neuralgia. She claims the remedy cures at home without climate change, purifies blood, loosens stiff joints, and improves vision, with proof available from Mrs. Summers, Box R, Notre Dame, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M, Summers
Notre Dame
Ind
Bell on the Bottle Pine Tar Honey Cough Medicine Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey bee cough medicine. The label urges customers to look for the Bell on the bottle and notes sales at Dullea Drug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bell
Dullea
Pleasant Hill acreage sale promises quick take
49 acres in Pleasant Hill near the high school, priced at 80 per acre with earlier nearby sale at 200. Also listed are riverfront acreage on McKenzie river with irrigation, a high grade piano sale, a nearly new Deering binder, stock farm and orchard details, and a second hand mower offered by local sellers including Bell Skene and J Morris, all advertising quick sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essie Ryckman
11Th
Adama Streets
Huddleston Addition
Willamette Street
Washington Street
Pleasant Hi
E. C. Statzer
Pleasant Hilphone
Springfield
McKenzie River
J. M. Morris
National Bank
Jill
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Chittim Bark
Perth
Uiton
Portland Market Report
Portland Market
F. L. Chambers
Godie Gladys Jacobs
A. W. Jacobs
Sterling Worth
E. Ray Lemly
Booth-Kelly Lumber Co
J. L. Pags, P
Chambers How, Co
Supa
A. Powrie
John Howe
Gun Ware
Silas Yarnall
Frank Adams
Gurner Ball
Oscar Olgan
E. L. Berkshire
Burnett & Warden, Plank
Eugene Lumber Co
Berger-Bean Hdn, Co
Peter P. Colgaard
Adley Crabtree
J. D. Nichols
Chas. Nichols
Geo
Coyote Lamb. Co
Warren Bureamp
McCoy
W.P. Boggess
F. Shepard
Col
Stuslaw Lbr. Co
E. D. Earnest
J. N. Fredericksen
Sam Hasbrouck
Mat Jensen
Rh. F. Stephens
Booth-Kelly Lum. Co
G. L. Day
City of
Cottage Grove
C. E. Convention
Notre Dame Lady's
Mra. Colvin
East
Ferry Street
Webster Kincaid
East Ninth Street
Specifl
Hunter Electric Co
W. Std St
Blair Street
Mark Fleming Co
East Front
Bryant
Cockeriine x Wetherbee's
Red Crosse Drug Store
Junction City
Willamac Land Co
Pagis
St. Lambert
Quimby
Andrews
Ed Bryant
HnHere
Willamette At
Beat Fruit, Nut and Garde
Willamac Land
Bell & Skene
Lane County Abstract Co
R. Yergle
Westwy
Tal
Bath
Schneider
W. Bight
Alder Street
College Hill
J. G. Pitts
Jyg
Washington Et
Vl KE
Moon
D. L. Cartmel Hovey
E. M. Warren
Wiles
Seeman
G. W Grow
Willamette Et
7Th Street
T. N. Plank
East 9Th Atreet
Watts’ Optical
Arlore
Perevers
Wise Dental C
Third
EPL
Hoyt Chemicat, Co
Oregor
Lev! Strauss
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