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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1914
Page
5
Classified notices include dairy cows for sale by Gritman Brothers, hotel for sale, rental and occupancy offers at multiple addresses, long distance auto truck business for sale, lost items, wanted help and matrimony ads, garbaging and papers for sale, and Ballard's Horehound syrup advertisement. diverso local Pendleton Echo Bend Oregon listings with multiple names and addresses.
Lent meat and fish offerings advertised at Oregon Market with daily fresh arrivals and government inspection. Cash customers may save more. Also notes a baseball dance at Eagle Woodman hall on Tuesday the seventh.
Stores close tomorrow afternoon allowing a single delivery at 2 30. Penland Eros General Delivery advises patrons. Polk county fair to relocate permanently to a sixteen acre tract in Dallas with immediate improvements planned.
Wool market in eastern Oregon shows strong demand with three to four cents premium over last year. North Yakima reports better prices for Umatilla county wool, while Bend signals near total pre-sale contracts. Local buyers from Hallowell Jones & Donald and Forstmann & Huffman push to contract wool amid a looming sheep shortage.
Mrs Rosall Hooker Wellington daughter of State Senator Edward Hooker seeks a divorce from Professor William F Welling Trinity College faculty member in Hartford after alleging a pin in the back and a thrown clock as acts by her husband. The filing was made in the superior court.
Pendleton marshal reports two dogs and three cats have been taken up in the city limits. Owners are advised to prove ownership and pay any applicable fines to reclaim their animals. No further details available in the fragment.
A gray yearling colt and a gray two year old with half circle brands on the left shoulder, plus a sorrel horse weighing about 1206 with a 62 bar brand on the left hip, are to be claimed or costs settled within ten days. If unclaimed, at 2 pm April 11, 1914, they will be sold to the highest bidder for cash at the City Pound in the Oregon Feed Yard, Pendleton, with proceeds applying to sale costs. John Kearney, City Marshal, dated April 6, 1914.
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