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Newspaper
Heppner Times
Location
Heppner, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1904
Page
1
A. H. Sunderman of Echo urges sheepmen to grade and hold wool until sale day to avoid low prices pushed by eager buyers. He warns against fallacious claims and stresses careful shearing, proper packing, and avoiding dirt and shoddy in sacks. The letter also notes court actions and local legal notices amid broader market guidance.
In Portland the speaker said he knows several Oregon men whose wool he has bought before and that if they attend and testify that their wool is as good as before, he will pay them a price equal to or higher than past payments. The remarks imply a willingness to adjust purchase terms based on local quality assurances.
Rural Spirit reports a mood shift as cattle markets, previously depressed by high feed costs, show signs of renewal with spring. Analysts expect prices to rise as cattle move to grass, though many producers remain cautious about the seasonal rebound.
W O Minor returned from cattle sales at Spokane and Pendleton where seven shorthorns averaged $181 and Chief’s Belle sold for 425. Eleven cattle were delayed by snow blockades, affecting prices. Pendleton sale featured 85 Wade herd head totaling 9100 with Hillcrest selling at 1000.
The ongoing rain slows preparation and seeding across Morrow county as farmers await a break. Despite large grain acreage sown last fall, substantial areas remain unsown and time is running short for March planting to ensure a good crop. Farmers report readiness and hope for two or three windy days to dry fields and start the drill.
Rev J W Crawford officiated at a quiet Sunday wedding for Richard A Thompeon and Bessie B Edwards at the bride’s parents home on Sand Hollow Heppner Oregon. The Times notes the couple’s good standing, the elegant dinner, and many valuable presents as they begin life together.
A favorite with mothers for its pleasant taste and prompt action. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is claimed to quickly cure coughs and colds in children and prevent complications such as pneumonia. Also said to prevent croup when symptoms begin, available at Slocum Drug Co.
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