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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1909
Page
10
A Portland Oregon market bulletin fragment notes vegetables and fruits with prices, cabbage and strawberry market moves, and notes on onions, potatoes, hops, and livestock. It references June 23 in Portland Stockyards and comments on supply conditions, prices, and quality across vegetables, fruit, and cattle markets with uncertain details.
Livestock receipts this week show cattle and hogs in uneven demand with prices largely steady. Cattle top values reach 4.60 per hundred, hogs around 7.85 to 8.25, and sheep lambs up to 5.25 with smaller yard showings. Eggs and dairy yield mixed, grain and hay prices listed, while fresh produce imports include oranges bananas and strawberries with modest box prices.
A dated listing shows various meats and prices including ham at 25 to 23 percent, bacon and boiled ham, picnics at 12 to 13 per tb, cottage roll, smoked and regular clears, pickled tongues at 60 cents each, dressed meats from Front Street with grades fancy 10 to 10 1 2 percent, Veale extra at 5 5 1 2 cents, mutton 7 7 1 percent, lambs and kettle leaf prices per pound, and rendered steam varieties ranging around 10 to 16 cents per pound with several price pitches for different cuts.
Salem reports Justice Judee Galloway yesterday declared the Crater Lake road bill unconstitutional. The decision states the act funds a two county, local highway project and fixes conditions that exceed state jurisdiction within Crater Lake National Park, rendering the measure local and special and subject to injunction.
Richard Ballinger secretary of the interior is awarded the degree during Williams College commencement in Williamstown Massachusetts. Separate notices promote Dr Shoop Health Coffee and Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea with ads for the Dodge Department Store shoe sale and a mail service contract from Cottage Grove to Bohemia. W Adams of Mabel attends county seat business.
A new event in Albany business circles is a woman real estate dealer. Miss Ethel Miller, an experienced schoolteacher, has opened an office in the Rhodes block for the transaction of a general real estate business. Being the first woman there to engage in this business, her future success will be watched with interest.
The advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for weak stomachs wasted bodies and lingering coughs. It claims the formula provides body-building materials to aid digestion and rebuild the body, purify the blood and restore vigor. It emphasizes digestives support and tissue nourishment for lasting health.
Darwin Yoran named grand vice chancellor as Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge closes a busy session in Pendleton. The parade stretched 20 blocks with cheers, and officers for the coming year include Frank Menefee The Dalles grand chancellor and L. M. Curl Albany grand supreme representative.
Vienna reports deny serious illness for BE B Harriman noting overall satisfactory health. He has been driving daily and attended events with the Emperor at the Neue Handels Akademie before preparing to travel to Semmering for weeks. Rumors blamed on stock maneuvers. Harriman flatly disputed the claims. Also mentions shoe sale at the Dodge Dept Store and Mrs Sam Manerud hospitalized with typhoid fever contracted on a Springfield farm.
Dr D G Clark formerly from Silverto g joins Dr K A Leep in medicine in Eugene with offices at the White Temple. A wholesale sample shoe sale is advertised for Dodge Dept Store at corner Eighth and Olive. 326 Childers and Myers delivered a revival recital to a large Irving audience, with ongoing meetings drawing growing attendance.
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