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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1913
Page
7
Receipts totaled 1776 cattle 131 calves 1685 hogs 1283 sheep with 24 horses. Cattle top ranged 8.25 to 7.50 for steers and 6.60 to 6.75 for dehorned cows. Prime demand grows while hogs show weakness with top at 9.60 and bulk 9.10 to 9.25. sheep and lambs hold steadier with last week’s quotes.
Pendleton Oregon publishes notice for sealed proposals to construct water works including a concrete conduit and pipe line and distributing reservoirs. Bids to be received by 10 A M on August 26 1913 with plans available at the Water Commission office in Pendleton or the Engineer in Portland. Bid refunds and rejection rights noted. WILL MOORE chairman and FRANK C KELSEY engineer.
Sealed bids are due August 13 1913 at o clock PM for sewer improvements on Water Street Vincent Street and Lewis Street in Pendleton Oregon. Bids require a 100 dollar certified check payable to the Mayor of Pendleton with terms per plans on file in the City Recorder office. The city may reject all bids and the check is forfeited if a bid is accepted but not pursued. Date August 1 1918. THOS Rhodymateo City Recorder.
Bids for 2462.50 of Pendleton Improvement bonds will be received at the City Recorder’s office in Pendleton Oregon until August 15 1913 at 6 PM. Bonds dated August 1 1913 bear 6 percent interest payable in ten years and redeemable after one year. Four bonds of 500 each and one of 462.80. Bid must equal par plus accrued interest with a 100.00 certified check to the Mayor. City reserves right to reject all bids. Dated August 2 1913 THOS FITZGERALD.
The City of Pendleton invites sealed bids by August 18, 1913, for $4,482.90 in improvement bonds to fund Webb street work from Cottonwood to College. Bonds dated August 1, 1913 run 10 years, bearing 6 percent interest, in eight $350 denominations and one $482 bond. Each bid must be par with accrued interest and include a $100 certified check to the Mayor. The city may reject any bid. Dated Pendleton August 11, 1913.
Stanfield high school principal Stephen H. Doak wed Tillamook girl Nellie Hanengratt on August 11. After a Salt Lake honeymoon they will reside in Stanfield after August 24, as friends extend hearty congratulations.
Orvall Overall of the Chicago Cubs has been released to the San Francisco Pacific Coast league team. Every club in the National League waived rights on the former star pitcher. The piece also includes an unrelated medical ad touting Her Brine as a liver stimulant and bowel regulator priced at 50 cents.
Adams Oregon notes list visitors and short trips among residents. Lieuallen and Whitely families make Pendleton Athena rounds, with Frank Martin Dad Owens and J R Adams visiting Athena. John Whitely heads to Idaho to visit relatives. Lewis and Whitely women travel to Pendleton and nearby towns.
A grey mare of about 950 pounds, branded on the left shoulder, taken up by Pendleton City Marshal. If unclaimed within ten days, the animal will be auctioned at 2 PM August 20, 1913 at the Oregon Feed Yard pound, proceeds to cover costs. Dated August 8, 1913, John Kearney, City Marshal.
A Pendleton Oregon grocer, Howard of 1614 W Webble Street, testifies after fifteen years of back pain and kidney discomfort that Doan's Kidney Pills eased his suffering and regulated kidney function. He urges readers to publish his endorsement and notes the pills are sold by all dealers for 50 cents.
Pendleton business visitors included Henry Collins on Wednesday and E. G. Marquis city druggist visiting Pendleton Monday. Mrs Glenick and Earl Wallace also traveled as Pendleton and Athena visitors on Tuesday and Wednesday respectively.
Local ad touts Pendleton Drug Co for introducing Adre-i-ka a buckthorn bark and glycerine mixture. The German remedy is claimed to cure appendicitis and now relieves sour stomach gas and constipation in a single dose with quick action.
Real estate, fire, life and accident insurance agents announce a new location at 816 Main Street. Phone 404.
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