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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1919
Page
2
Pendleton market notes show prices paid to producers for eggs, ham, butter, and hogs, with coarse grain changes noted. A Yakima lamb and veering market is described alongside cattle and sheep trends, storage policy notes, and widespread price movements in North Portland trade channels.
A letter from Max M. Hoover in 001 newspapers argues the wrong impression about wheat hoarding by farmers. The United States Grain Corporation aims to ensure fair prices and stabilize market conditions.
No clear event. The fragment mocks confinement effects and suggests remedies. Mentions Hood's Saraa and a brick of Ice Cream kept in cardboard cartons for one hour.
Fragmented text discusses Milton watermelons with unclear claims about quality and pricing. Readers are left with questions about authenticity and market value as residents seek clarity on fruit quality and fairness.
A fragmentary note describes sweet potatoes and relates to an opening flow in markets. It mentions new varieties and potential supply concerns. Further readable details are not available in the text.
A fragmented report notes changing flour prices with a new figure around 4.46 per unit and wholesale differences suggesting a 0 cent gap in a price spread. The garbled text mentions a $2.70 reference and ongoing shifts in the market.
The report notes price drops on several peach varieties with Crawford and Walters offering lower prices. Abertin and Sibre brands show reductions from previous retail levels, with some items now listed around 9 to 11 pence per pound, reflecting a broader decline in fruit costs.
Grain corporation reports weekly purchases across the United States totaling 145 thousand units with deliveries from New York. Prices ranged from 0.45 to 1.80 per unit. The report notes steady demand for grain products and cautions about market fluctuations during the period.
London August 22 The British government will offer prizes up to 64000 pounds about 226000 dollars to promote airplane safety. Airplane and seaplane categories are included as Major J. K. Stoly of the air ministry announced in the house today. Details to be announced soon.
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