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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1919
Page
2
Snow in eastern Oregon tightens hay demand and raises delivery costs with shippers asking 244 per unit. Cattle and hog markets weaken with steady or lower quotes. beef prices range from 6.50 to 16.00 for various grades. Sheep and lamb markets show little activity at North Portland with modest ranges for wethers and yearlings.
An old style advertisement extols Hood's Sar sapurila as eradicating humors and curing inward and outward effects. It promotes Ye as a great alternative tonic and asserts wide merit of the remedy.
In Los Angeles Harry Schneider asserts his wife's piano contained about 100 notes, all little love messages. He argues the abundance of notes proves the marriage failed and seeks a divorce.
Washington reports show October sugar exports at 190,197,446 pounds, far above 1915, with sugar leaving the country at over 44 percent of production. The nation faces a home shortage as government data from the agricultural department detail the surge in shipments abroad.
In Tarnopol Poland a German monument to Kaiser Wilhelm I from 1917 has been repurposed as an allied memorial. The Poles added an inscription noting Americans entered the town July 4 1919, and a Sixth Division of American Chasseurs aided the capture.
Paris dispatch reports Frank Polk, head of the American peace delegation, protesting to the supreme council against German customs laws that require duties on American goods imports to be paid in gold while duties on allied imports may be paid in paper money.
Halifax December 6 twelve members of the crew of the French steamer Colmar sank Babie Taland Is at night landed at Cangso today a dispatch from that city reported. The remaining fifteen of the crew were rescued from the Colmar by an unidentified steamer. Occasionally germs get one man's mind and worry him to death.
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