Springfield Grange October 9 program and local notices
Springfield Grange outlines its October 9 meeting with acts and readings including instrumental numbers, recitations, select readings, and a closing song. The page also reports Mrs Eleanor Selser resuming stock insurance collection in Portland after a fire damage, a court partition ruling granting 250 acres to Noah Christener and William H Christener, Mrs Floyd Vaughan injuring her arm after a chair leg sank, and location notes from Foster's area.
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Springfield Grange
van Valzah
Mias
Grace Kyzer
Peterson
Young
Hudman
Rudman
Ming Lena McBew
Kenny
Chaslie Murch
Gray
Auld Lang
Grange
Eleanor Selser
Portland
Noah Christener
William H. Christener
George O. Yoran
Morris
Township 17
Range 4
Floyd Vaughan
Foster's Lots
Hops Prices Jump as High as 30 Cents Soon
Local hop dealers report rapid price gains with offers at 26 cents and potential rise to 30 cents. F E Dunn predicts possible higher peaks this year, echoing Salem reports of sales to Julius Wolfe at 25 cents. Apple crop in Lane county is scarce and unlikely to meet California demand. Egg prices hold at 35 cents a dozen amid dealer shortages and expected further increases.
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Portland
F. E. Dunn
Eugene
Salem
Oswald West
Julius Wolfe
Silverton
Holt
Eugene Fruit Growers’ Association
Lane County
Sacramento
Here
Watsonville
California
Kees Searce
Union Stockyards
Stockdale
Weekly Market Report From Eugene and Portland Markets
The report lists prices across dairy butter per roll, eggs, poultry, and a wide range of farm goods. It notes creamery butter 65 76c per roll, wheat and oats values, hay and grain prices, and detailed livestock quotes including hogs, cattle, and sheep. Poultry outlook shows a drop expected with oversupply, while wheat moves freely and local hay prices rise.
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Eugene
Aetate Exchange
Willamette Street
Willamette Valley
Portland Hop Market Reports Bullish Move and Rising Prices
The Portland market shows bulls in Yakima hops sold at 25 cents and growing optimism as buyers seek 30 cents. J W Seavey Hop Co moved about 200 bales that day and 1600 bales in two weeks. Reports from England and the Continent indicate stronger demand and anticipated price gains. New York State prices remain firm near 30 cents per pound, supporting a broader market upturn.
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Portland
Guy Grafton
Yakima
J. Knox
Tampico
Oregon
J. W. Seavey Hop Company
Isaac Pincus & Sons
Joan Barth & Sons
Nuremberg
England
Continent
New York State
Contracts Win Out Pacific Coast Dealers in Hop Market
Pacific Coast contractors who sold this year’s hop crop defeated eastern brewers and dealers who tried to push prices. Local buyers were cautiously hopeful then secured futures as margins were posted by banks. With cast eager to buy, local traders moved in and pushed prices higher.
Taft in Portland Leads Thrilling 20000-Child Pageant
President Taft arrived in Portland from Tacoma and joined 20000 schoolchildren at Multnomah field where large crowds gathered. He toured the city by car, dined with local leaders, and planned an Armory speech and church dedication before departing for California on the presidential train.
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Portland
Taft
Tacoma
Simon
Benson
Multnomah Athletic Field
Bourne
Sellwood Links
Man with Sun Tries 10 Crowd Close 10 West
Portland Oct 2 President Taft was about to enter his car at the Portland Hotel for a parade when a man with a camera pressed near him. Captain Bailey arrested Arthur G. Wright 28 of Lowell Centre Mass a former Lowell officer. A revolver and extra ammunition were found. He was held on a temporary charge of carrying concealed weapons.
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Portland
Taft
Bailey
Arthur G. Wright
Lowell Centre
Mass
Lowell
Local Meat Prices and Shop Names Listed
A fragmented price list from a Bayou area market shows items from ham, bacon, and corned products to veal and mutton. Entries mention Portland pack local ham, breakfast bacon, dressed meats on Front street, lard varieties, and per pound rates in cents, with several abbreviations and vendor names like Fink and Li- Inns.
Things We Think and What Others Think by Elbert Bede
A column noting time perception and periodicity, joking on aging metals and public office. The piece parodies civic virtue and public figures, highlighting the gap between ideals and reality as it skewers politicians and scientists.
Allen's Poot-Ease Foot Powder Advertisement
An 19th or early 20th century ad promotes Allen's Poot-Ease powder to relieve tired aching feet. It claims feet rest, shoes become comfortable, and relief from corns and bunions. Sold by druggists and shoe stores, price about 25 cents, with offers for a free trial package and a sanitary compad sample.
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Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
Movement and manners spark debate in era of fashion shifts
A satirical column weighs social changes from French fashion to blunt public opinion. It notes nudist style, calls out foreigners complaining about American haste, and ponders moral purity, maternal duties, and potential shifts in women’s roles including housing and calf raising as fashion evolves.
Perry Davis Painkiller Endorsed for Ailments and Wounds
Indispensable remedies for every family include the Perry Davis Painkiller. Years of experience support its internal and external use, with strong value for colds rheumatism and fresh wounds. The notice urges recording its effectiveness for household needs.
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Sielmp
Perry Davis
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