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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1919
Page
2
Closing week trading for cattle hogs and sheep was slow. Cattle demand limited with mostly nominal price changes across ranges for steers cows and calves. Hog and lamb activity remained light with general markets steadier than early week as buyers appeared cautious.
Prices climb across grains with No 4 yellow corn at 69 a ton and other grains advancing. Barley up 54 cents with quotes around 66.50 58 and 48.50. Min food hay peaks at 40.50. Walla Walla sugar beet growers gain 25,000 as sugar district contracts promise a bonus for higher yields.
An advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla treats catarrh by reducing inflammation on the mucous membrane and restoring healthy digestion. It describes relief from excessive secretions and improved condition through the medicine’s action.
An old style tobacco quit aid ad urges smokers to quit with Nicotal. It promises health improvements and relief from the smokers cough, claiming quick disappearance of the cough after using Nicotal, dispensed by local druggists and Pendleton Drug Company.
Berlin Pec 1 During a heated clash Mathias Erberger accused Prussians especially Pan Prussians of brutality and insolence He charged efforts to annex peoples including Poles Danes and Albitians He criticized Pan Germans measures in Upper Silesia where a plebiscite will determine allegiance
A historical price comparison shows farm products now cost 478 percent higher than in 1884 with 1910 figures for wheat at 5.40 per unit, corn around 1.36, oats about 2.00, potatoes near 2.00, and butter and eggs reflecting notable increases. The data highlights dramatic shifts in costs for wheat corn oats butter potatoes and related farm goods.
Washington report says the longtime mail carrier refused to surrender the bicycle used for 25 years of city deliveries. influenza also noted as not affecting scheduled engagements.
The piece notes advancing forces and affects on rationing, with mentions of halides and milk shortages. It reports German complaints that American soldiers pamper German girls, imagining a rich doughboy with $44 a month offering luxuries to Hodwig.
Pimples on the face and other body arts signal sluggish, impure blood. They foretell eczema boils blisters and skin disorders that burn like fire. The text urges S. S. to cleanse the blood of impurities and reduce accumulation that can cause illness.
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