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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1919
Page
2
Pendleton market news lists producer prices for eggs poultry butter potatoes and vegetables. It notes cheaper Pendleton prices versus Portland and reports on Bradshaw plums sacks shortages and alfalfa bids with market slumps and recoveries in barley and grain futures.
An old advertisement argues that permanent muscular strength cannot exist without blood strength and urges young men to focus on muscular development. It promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood strength builder for the whole system and mentions Delta fancy brick Ice Cream sold in cardier cartons with a stated shelf life.
Hog prices at Portland show severe declines with finished products like hams bacon and lard maintaining no price drop. Chicago rises while Portland slips about 50 cents, with general hog and sheep ranges listed and a liberal run in sheep and lambs despite quiet centile trade.
Yesterday's scores from Los Angeles Oakland Salt Lake and other cities show Salt Lake 4 Sacramento 0 and Oakland 1 Salt Lake 4 amid American and National League play. Standings list Chicago, New York, Cleveland, St Louis, Philadelphia and Boston with varying records.
In Luxembourg the minister of state asked the Chamber of Deputies to allocate one million francs for Verdun and two hundred thousand francs for rebuilding a devastated Belgian town. He said France and Belgium deserve enduring gratitude from the Grand Duchy for aid and protection during the war.
Roseburg August 7 lieutenants Reed and Pangborn flew the privately owned Curtis Me4 from Matherfield arriving at 2715 Tuesday afternoon after refueling. In attempting to turn the plane around the propeller struck a fence end and was broken. The flyers are on their way.
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