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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1920
Page
3
City paper notes the Prince of Wales reportedly faced a strained path through a period marked by quiet turbulence. The fragment cites a potential misread or garbled headline from Omaha World-Herald, leaving the exact wording unclear.
Property for sale includes a modern five room bungalow with garage on North side, a furnished ten room rooming house on a paved street earning 96 to 100 per month, a chicken farm two miles from Pendleton, a six room residence with two lots and outbuildings, a seven room remodeled home on a paved street, a two room house with two lots east of St Anthony's Hospital, and a 660 acre wheat land section in Cold Springs with good stand. Cash options from 20 000, many other vacant lots available. Estes, phone 604 614 Moln St.
The Echo reports the water mains contract awarded to Mr. Lane with work starting Tuesday after prior system work in Stanferd. Local residents Herman Young of Galloway and several Echo figures appear in town notices and social events, including Pollyanna Club gathering and play preparations by Reeven High School students. An accident injures Arthur Gulliford on ranch while dynamite cap discharge. other local residents and visitors are noted in daily town activity.
At Landen wool sale 9600 bales offered with broader demand and firmer prices led by food merinos and Melbourne greases. Sugar prices jump in Spokane to 14 1-4 cents per pound with a five pound limit imposed. Tokyo closes after a 10 day price slump across ilk cotton and rice exchanges, signaling large losses for speculators. Foreign exchange ticks down with sterling at 4.00, francs 6.40, marks 1.80, Kroner Norway 20.50, Kroner Sweden 22.46, drachmas 11.20.
Hay is reported scarce in Pendleton markets with little or no avail to trade. Willamette valley hay offered to dealers at 294 dollars per ton f o b Portland. Apples from Milton district selling locally at 2.76 for standard varieties and 5.75 for fancy wrapped. Vegetables show celery 13 to 30 cents per head, lettuce up to 15 cents, hot house lettuce 36 cents per pound, carrots and turnips 16 cents per bunch, cauliflower 35 to 60 cents per head.
Lee Morrissey of Idaho Falls fought Tommy O'Brien of Los Angeles to a six round draw in Salt Lake City. A four round featherweight bout saw Kid Row of Lawk, Wye knocked out in the second round by Wiltie Wise of Salt Lake City.
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