Five livestock listings show steady prices at North Portland
North Portland bidders faced unchanged general trade with hogs steady at previous levels amid a fair run of 387 head. Cattle markets remained slow with no fresh supply, reporting mixed ranges for common to choice steers, heifers, cows, and calves. Lambs weakened slightly though price changes were limited. Copper and stock markets in New York showed varied shifts. grains and futures moved on government finance news.
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North Portland
Ania
Carey E Vleineecacs
Choice Fondern
Penertl Whrattndy
North Mportland
Worliinday
Atleop
Iam
Cholee Valley
Lamba
Laa
LN Ou
Treasury
Bt Paul
Erie
Prisco Lestice
St. Maldebenture
Eric Fenerdl
Prisco
Prisco Twuen
St. Miul
Erle
Seaboard Air Line
Southiann & Northwestern Gealae
Prendre
Rand Copper Company
Ens Mae
Food Prokrosy
Léluethead
Mexicaun Petroleum
Marland
Chile
Cerro de Pugco Ky
Doonar Steel
Cub Canedi
International Paper GH
Cub Mallrondis
Anton Jurgens
Mexicina
Framerican
Holland American
Cuba
Grain handling in bulk is economical study
Washington Dec 7 The bulletin from the United States Department of Agriculture reports that unloading sack grain from cars requires less labor than unloading the same quantity in bulk hands. Tests show bulk handling costs four times less than sack loading in Oregon test facilities. The bulletin, issued in 1200 Farmers Handbook, notes bulk handling is becoming widely adopted in large grain regions east of the Sorby Mound Line, but Pacific Coast states lag.
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Washington
Dabor Wien
EL N. Hatem
Ali
Tush
United States Department of Agricultuen
Portion
Oregon
Tates de Perethiont
Beeromien Seston the Bulletin
Homieut Prain
Sorby Mound Line
Macifie Coast
Bulk grain handling gains favor on Pacific coasts
Everett True notes a shift from Sage and Tulle handling to bulk grain on the Pacific Coast. Benefits cited include cost savings, bag elimination, reduced waste from torn bags, easier inspection, and better conditioning and cleaning. Bulk handling can be slow at terminal points without mechanical equipment, with elevators and systems aiding export by bulk, replacing sack methods.
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Pacific
Bulletin
Toon Thon Poet Sails Modern Port Talk
London Dispatch notes seventy million dollars allocated to modernize the Port of Tomndon with historical ties dating back to the century. Officials describe plans as a major upgrade for trade and tourism, signaling long-term growth.
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London
Tomndon
Fragmented OCR Voice: 19th Century Speech Snippet
A garbled OCR fragment shows archaic dialogue and broken phrases. It references a prisoner, hanging, and fashion hints with disjointed lines about stockings galantes and a father figure. The text is unclear and mostly incoherent, lacking a cohesive event or report.
Weston Mountain taxpayers discuss road plans and county aid
Weston Mt residents and taxpayers meet to plan the Weston Mountain to Weston highway project. A committee will confer with the county court for construction aid while a loyalty form is sent for attorney review. Local officials, residents, and past community members are cited amid injuries and school activities.
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Weston MT
Weston Mountain Seed Potato Cirpwers Association
Pelicohouse
Weston
Weston Mountain
Weaton-Bigin
Court
W. Motz
Will Hall
Chas
L. May
Sims
Clyde
Bowers
Mark Henderson
W. L. Raswin
Dick English
Mer Ff Tucker
Ruth Bilen
Henry Pooher
Wits
Toy
No-To-Mac Tobacco Quit Aid Promises Break of Craving
An ad touts Quit Tobacco No-To-Mac claiming it nets thousands by breaking the craving for smoking and chewing. It promises craving cessation and overall improvement in mental, physical, and financial well being with a money back guarantee if not fully effective.
Hawley Attends Community Thanksgiving Dinner
Hawley attended a community Thanksgiving dinner, joining neighbors for a shared meal and local goodwill events. The gathering highlighted local volunteers and residents who organized the event to support families during the holiday season.
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Hawley
IWALTY TRANSFERS Amid Fragmented Names and Plats
Transfers listed include James Winslow to El Winesett and others across townships and sections with cash amounts such as 14000 and 500. Land parcels reference Lot 3 and Lot 1 in various blocks, with additions and peculiar abbreviations for townships and ranges.
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Iwalty
James Winslow
el Winesett
Rex
Pen- Weten
Frank 'T
Josephine Doyle
Pendieton
Chas
Reinhardt
Mary C. Schwandt
Mary
Schwandt
Bem
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Daily Market News
Pendleton
Portland
The
Oregon Journal
New York
East St
Laws
Missouri
Teminson Iron & Steel Company
Chicago
Kansas City
T. S. Department of Agriculture
Eamern
Wales
Stdiudas Bulk
Gratin
San Francisco
Francisud
Dee
Lai
Seattle
Walla
Winnipeg
Poe
Stanley
Otsy Walker
Cruikshank & Hampton
WOUSE
Pendictum
McDougall
Everett True
States
Department of Agriculture
Teo Mateh
USSSA
Focomuttv
Moscow
Doe
Exciin
Hota
BY Juni
Homans Tss ED Plag
Rome
Ted Fine
Polheviene
Yala
Ney
Sloan
Tike
Acre
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