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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1913
Page
7
The City of Pendleton Oregon requests sealed bids by April 28 1915 for Webb Street between Cottonwood and College Streets. Work includes gravel pavement curbs gutters drainage and related items per plans in the Recorder’s office. Bid must include 700 cash bond and comply with specifications. bids opened April 25 1918 at City Hall.
Public notice from Wald City Recorder invites sealed bids by 6 PM April 28 1918 for paving College Street segment between Webb and Court with gravel bituminous pavement curb gutter drainage and related work. Bids require a 500 bid bond, checks made payable to the Mayor, and must detail pavement curb and gutter types vitrified sewer pipe sizes and excavation per unit. The Common Council may reject any bid and bids opened at 10 AM April 28 in City Hall.
The City Recorder of Wald City invites sealed bids by April 1 1913 for gravel bitulithic street paving on West Street between Cosble and Tutulla streets with gutters drainage and embankment. Bids require 500 dollars certified check and specify materials and costs including sewer pipes curbs and headers.
Pendleton city committee invites proposals to furnish one 600 gallon flushing tank with sprinkling attachment mounted truck. Bids due April 23, 1915, at City Recorder office. City reserves right to reject any bids. Dated April 12, 1915. Thos Fitzgerald, City Recorder.
Chicago wheat markets hit new low marks as May and September futures slid at open with modest recoveries later. World shipments to the Continent and UK influenced prices amid tight stocks. Buenos Aires and La Plata offered firmer terms while U S shipments remained large. Producers and milling prices varied across grains with figures for oats flour and hay listed.
Pendleton Common Council on April 1 1915 adopted a resolution to improve Raley Street from Bush Street to Short Street with gravel hutulithte pavement. It creates Assessment District No. 25 to cover costs charged against benefited lots and parcels, with plans by City Surveyor Geary Kimball filed and published in The Oregonian for ten days.
Megadore Ohio resident Mrs LEE MANGEL recounts suffering female troubles for two years and avoiding surgery after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports two healthy children and urges others to seek counsel from the Lydia AB Pinkham Medicine Co. price list follows for millstuffs and grain bags.
A humorous exchanged tale where a man explains his tardiness after meeting Smithson. He pauses to relay Smithson’s stomach trouble and is advised to take Chamberlain's Tablets, a suggestion the speaker approves. Sold by all dealers.
Washout on the O W R N line muted Monday’s opening at North Portland with a small Sunday run. Price notes include various cattle and calf classes, fancy cows and heifers, ordinary weight pages, and sheep lambs with ranges for spring, yearling, and old mothers. hogs show price bands from about 9.35 to 9.50 with some reductions for heavier lots.
The advertisement touts Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease’s foundation, builds up constitution, and offers a one hundred dollar reward for any case it cannot cure. Testimonials from Paul M. Cilenry & Co of Toledo are promised. Sold by all druggists. Wall's Family Pills recommended for constipation.
Notice that City of Pendleton Improvement Funds Series B and Series A bonds will be paid on presentation to American National Bank Pendleton Uma tilla County Oregon. Interest on bonds ceases this date. Dated April 9 1913. Lee Moorhouse Treasurer City of Pendleton Byam Mickelsen Deputy
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