Pendleton Daily Market News Prices Paid to Producers
Prices paid by Pendleton business houses for eggs poultry and meat. Items listed include eggs at 5 cents, hens 6 to 20 cents, chickens 20 cents per pound, country ham and ham high quality at 28 cents, butter and pota butter around 1.25, coarse grain bids steady at old prices, corn futures and spot bids, hogs and cattle trading described as steady with limited volumes. Livestock ranges given for cattle and sheep, with various quality grades and prices, and notes of nominal receipts and steady market tone for the day.
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Pendleton
Portland Exchange
FSA
North Portland
Femlers
Mountain Jamba
Fight Valley
Voorte
Escenencre
Unimpeachable Testimony for Hood's Sarsaparilla
A claim extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as an effective medicine for chronic disease. It asserts unimpeachable testimony in its favor and urges immediate use to relieve suffering from long standing health issues.
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Hood
Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Remedy
An old time method uses Sage and Sulphur to restore gray hair to its natural color. Modern buyers can find Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound in drug stores, with improvements that darken hair evenly and naturally after several applications.
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Wyeth
St. Jacobe Cement an alleged cure-all for aches
An old advertising claim touts St. Jacobe Cement as a universal remedy for lumbago backache and rheumatic pains. It promises fast relief through topical application, claiming it penetrates to ease soreness without burning or discoloring the skin. The text markets the product as a miracle cure with guarantees of prompt improvement.
Three Hundred Millions Lent Farmers by U S
Washington Feb 2 In the annual report of the Federal Farm Loan Board it is shown that loans to farm land have reached a total of 8341240000. In the last twelve months loans have doubled the previous year s amount and the board seeks to curb speculation by limiting loans to 100 an acre on land selling at 250 to 350 an acre. Farm banks are urged to avoid speculative loans, and bondholders and bank owners are said to be well protected.
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Washington
Federal Farm Loan Hoard
Alex
Elk herds near Yellowstone face starvation aid given
Washington Feb. 2 efforts to save more than 40 000 elk threatened by starvation due to extreme cold in the Yellowstone region. The Agriculture Department is supplying hay and forage to help the large herds survive the severe winter.
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Washington, Tec
Yellowstone
Poor Little City Child Five Times Chance Of His Country Cousin
In York Jan 11 Dr Thomas D Wood of Teathers College York cited measures from a teachers conference in Bebinders Md showing country children to read city children in teeth defects tonsils adenomia malnutrition and breathing defects The figures indicate city children have a five times better chance of reaching maturity than country peers based on a waiver of 8000 children to support the contention
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York
Thomas D. Wood
Teathers College
Taehers
Bebinders
Wood
Meures
Port Bie
Health supervision cited as principal cause of poor health
Dr Wood identified health supervision as the principal cause of poor health in the country during a discussion on public health. The remarks emphasized systemic shortcomings and urged reforms to improve overall well being.
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Wood
Stowaway Girl Appears Aboard Plane During Flight
In Oconnebsville on February 2 a Cincinnati girl boarded a passenger plane piloted by Alfred Lawson. Winds forced the craft to land in a corn field. The stowaway revealed herself when the ship was about a mile high, saying they could not throw her out at that height.
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Oconneblsville
Mabe
Fiihwick
Cincinnati
Alfred Lawson
Ington
BD. C
Laween
Irl
Washington
Sid
Army to Save Money by Repairing Shoes
Washington February 2 Army moves to cut costs by mobilizing units to repair shoes and salvage harvest gear. The first unit uses two trucks, one with shoe repair equipment for reworking uppers and soles, the other serving as a workshop carrying supplies.
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Washington, D
Hamlin's Wizard Oil and Liver Whips Ad
Harmless and effective Hamlin's Wizard Oil relieves rheumatic and back pain while easing sprains cuts burns bites and stings. Get from druggists for 30 cents with money back guarantee. Also Wizard Liver Whips pink pills offered at 30 cents for constipation or headaches.
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Hamlin
Army footwear repair unit planned for marching divisions
A proposal describes a mobile footwear and equipment repair unit intended to handle all shoe repair needs for a regular army division while on the march. If found suitable, one unit would accompany each division, with future plans to expand to repair personal gear and army equipment.
Accomplished bowl incident in Victorian auction room
A fragmentary scene shows a buyer exclaiming Mercy! How that bird swearn as an accomplished bowl is discussed in a bustling auction setting. The terse remark hints at comic confusion over a prized item and the crowd’s reaction.
Parrot Reporter Outperforms Dealer in Kansas City Star Snippet
In a clipped Kansas City Star fragment a dealer jokes about a parrot reporting the action after the deal. The dialogue hints at a humorous scene with the parrot as a witness to the exchange.
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Kaneas City
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