Wheat Market Rises on Short Covering amid Weakness
Chicago April 3 wheat futures closed higher as short covering drove the advance after an open with May and July and September listed. Buyers anticipated lighter Argentine shipments and world grain forecasts, while Buenos Aires weakness contrasted with steadier American cables. Prices ranged with May at 91 1 8 open and 91 6 8 close. July 84 7 8 open and 87 1 2 close. Sept 86 1 4 open and 87 0 close. Additional market details covered oats barley flour and grain bag and millstuffs pricing for producers and buyers.
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Buenos Aires
Mutton Market Advances at North Portland Auction
North Portland mutton prices rise with for future delivery bids and higher sales for wool wethers and top lambs. Puget Sound buyers show strong interest as general mutton and spring lamb quotations rise. Market notes include wool off nettings at 6,256.60 and shorn stock at 5.50, with top wool lambs around 7.26.
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the Journal
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Puget Sound
Livestock Market Update From North Portland Cattle and Hog Trades
Top steers sold at eight dollars with firm demand and light heavier arrivals. Hog market held at 8.70 for best live hogs 175 to 225 pounds, with some sales above this to small buyers. Listings show shipments from Hoge M. M. Hector Outlook Trading Co John Bryant and others.
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Goldendale
Wash
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Ed T. Slayton
Redmond
E. E. Willard
North Powder
Robert McSherry
Couple's witty quip in Baltimore paper headline
In a brief humorous item from the Haltimore American a husband remarks on a wife’s “mobile face” and the wife calls it queer. The exchange ends with a playful line about having “only just got one.”
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Pendleton Is Progressive says Baker editor
I. B. Bowen of the Baker Democrat praises Pendleton for a gravity water system project costing over 250000 and other improvements. He notes paving, cement sidewalks, a $40000 hotel expansion, strong wheat belt trade prospects, and a loyal citizenry boosting the town’s growth and prosperity.
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Pendleton
I. B. Bowen
Baker Democrat
Cures a Cold in One Day with Bromo Quinine
Advertisement claims Bromo Quinine laxative cures a cold in one day and grip in two days. Signature of E. W. Grove appears, promoting the product at 26 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Pendleton Local No 21 Farmers Union Meeting Notice
Farmers Educational and Co operative Union of America Pendleton Local No 21 meets on the first and third Saturdays each month. Discussion on the Farmers Marketing Plan and other vital farmer matters. Meetings called sharp at 1 P.M. President R D Earnheart, Sec Treas P Evans.
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A. F
A. M
Viswing Brothers
Pendleton
Ap.m
Pendleton Charter Amendments on Indebtedness and Reassessment
Pendleton voters face two measures: a charter amendment allowing a further water bond issue up to 40000 for gravity water works and a reassessment procedure for street openings and sewer/local improvements. The initiatives, print on the ballot as Water Bonds Series C and reassessment provisions, include notice and hearing requirements and tax implications for the city and property owners.
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Eee
Pen- Weton
Umatilla County
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Bankruptcy Notice for Charles Marshall in Oregon
In the District Court of Oregon, Charles Marshall of Weston was declared bankrupt on March 30 1914. The first meeting of creditors is set for April 14 1914 at 10:00 am at the Referee in Bankruptcy office in Pendleton Oregon, to prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt. THOS FITZGERALD Referee in Bankruptcy.
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District Court of the United
Oregon
Pendleton
Notice of Bids for Construction of Retaining Wall
Sealed bids for building a retaining wall on Matlock Street Pendleton Oregon will be received by the City Recorder until 8 p.m. April 8 1914. Each bid must include a $100 certified check payable to the Mayor. Plans and specs are on file for inspection. The Common Council may reject any bid. This notice is dated March 25 1914 and issued by the City Recorder.
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Oregon
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Umatilla
City Recorder
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Thos, Fitzgerald
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