Monotony of Stock Market is Broken in Portland Yard Sale
A Portland Union Stockyards report notes 177 prime steers averaging 1061 pounds sold at 5.50 per hundred, with 331 head of cattle sold total. Receipts were light. prices ranged from 6.60 to 8.00 for cattle, and hogs, sheep, and calves also listed under general quotations.
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Union Yards
Portland
R. N. Stanfield
Meacham
P. Weir
Independence
Oregon
Washington
Omaha
South Omaha
Neb
Wheat Market Strong on Middle Western Mill Purchases
Wheat prices opened firm in Chicago as Minneapolis mills led heavy buying and cash demand. By noon prices rose about a point, with Minneapolis paying 1 2 cent above yesterday for 600000 bushels amid ongoing harvests. Large export flour sales and Southwest mill activity supported gains. weather remained generally favorable. Corn rose on cold weather in belts, oats steady with limited demand, and export sales potential noted on declines.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Minneapolia
Middle West
Southwest
Union to Open Packing School for Beginners
The Union will open a packing school in September to train novices in fruit packing under the high Hood River standard. This move aims to replace departing skilled packers with trained local workers.
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Union
Maxwell Automobile for Sale in Good Condition
Auto for sale described as Maxwell, for male buyer, good condition and very reasonable price. Ad dress "S" this office.
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Maxwell Automobile
Johnson recalls his hardest fight as a teen on a Galveston beach
New York reports Jack Johnson recounts his toughest early bout with John Lee near Galveston Texas. He recalls fighting 17 rounds in an improvised open field before a few observers, weighing 158 pounds against 185, then deciding to pursue prize fighting. He notes later triumphs and disputes with Frank Childs during Los Angeles training.
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New York
Harden
Jack Johnson
Galveston
Texas
John Lee
South
Galyeeon
Lee
Dan Creedon
Tom Tracy
Joe Wolcott
Tommy Burns
al Kaufman
Stanley Keteher
Jim Jeffries
Frank Childs
Los Angeles
Childs
Child's
Aiwnys
Struck a Rich Mine of Health with Dr King’s New Life Pills
S. W. Bends of Coal Cid Alabama reports he struck a perfect mine of health after 12 years of liver and kidney troubles. The pills cure constipation malaria headache dyspepsia and debility. 25c at Koeppen & Bros.
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S. W. Bends
Ala
Dr. King
Koeppen & Bros
Hood River Apples Fetch Record Early Prices in New York
Four carloads of Gravenstein apples from Hood River were sent to Steinhardt & Kelly in New York at 1.50 a box, the highest price yet for this early variety. Demand is boosted by midwest market strength, while Spitzenbergs and Newtons awaits sale offers. Bartlett pears also seen larger and better, with seven carloads shipped westward. union fears a shortage of apple packers later this year.
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New York
Hood River
Middle West
Union
Joseph H. Stenhard
Steinhardt & Kelly
Pendleton Creamery plant sale by receiver bids
Sealed bids for the Pendleton Creamery plant furniture and fixtures will be opened at 2 p m on September 6 1910 at the office of Mark Moorhouse Pendleton Oregon. The three ton ice plant churn creamery ice cream freezing machinery and related furnishings at 21 Main street Pendleton Oregon are offered for about 6000 original cost with cash sale to the highest bidder. Moorhouse reserves the right to reject all bids. bids require a 10 percent certified check.
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Pendleton Creamery Company
Pendleton
Oregon
Mark Moorhouse
Court Street
Main Street
Garfield M D Homeopathic Physician and Dr Blakesles
H. O Garfield M D homeopathic physician and surgeon based in Judd block with office and residence phone numbers 2411 and 2633. Dr Lynn E Blakesles chronic nervous diseases and diseases of women practices in Judd building at Main and Court with office Main 72 and residence Main 554.
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Garfield
M. D
Judd Block
Lynn E. Blakesles
Judd Building
Main
Court Streets
Thomas Vaughan
Judd Duilding
D. C. M’nabb
State Veterinary Board
East Court St. Res
Chas, J. Ferguson
Attorney At Law
East Oregonian recognized for leading role and patronage
The East Oregonian is Eastern Oregon's representative paper. It leads, and the people appreciate it and show it by their liberal patronage. It is the advertising medium of the section.
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East Oregonian
Oregon
The
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