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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1919
Page
2
Pendleton market report lists producer prices for eggs hens and spring chickens, country ham and bacon, butter fat and butter, potatoes and corn. Corn futures slump dominates trading with yellow corn falling from 42 to 34 per ton and No 2 yellow down to 69 per ton. oats and barley show mixed moves with mill feed steady.
An advertisement touts Danderine as a cheap solution to hair loss promising to save hair and double its fullness. The copy urges reader action with a low price and quick benefits, typical of early 20th century beauty product pitches.
The report notes Taneh Butter selling at 1.50 per pound and creamery butter at 2.55, with prices rising recently. North Portland market opens strong for the week as hogs attract buyers at 18, while cattle show steadiness and steers, cows, and calves adjust in various ranges. Overall, hogs, cattle, and calf prices reflect a cautious, active start to trading.
The market shows strength with lambs trading around 14.10 dollars in the east of the mountains area. Willamette valley offerings were quoted near 12.50 for general lamb and mutton, with stockers and feeders around 14.00 to 14.60 and yearlings and wethers among varied figures reflecting brisk demand.
New reports from New York claim Britain plans a $1,000,000 fund to train a British Olympic team for Antwerp. Le Col, A. N. & Jackson urge a training camp, instructors, and facilities to attract top athletes. Germany contemplates barring “cultured” athletes from future events amid war tensions.
In a Birmingham Age-Herald quote, Mr. Dolhwaite questions moratizing films and holds a movie star responsible for excessive gunplay that allegedly intrudes on his yard, reflecting tension between cinema violence and private space.
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