Wheat Options Dow Moves in Narrow Loss at Chicago
Wheat options finished lower by 3 to 8 points per bushel with May and July futures opening soft amid European slowdowns and a market split between gains from Liverpool and Winnipeg signals. Producers’ prices showed varied track and regional basis, with milling bluestem and other varieties listed and spot prices for feed and flour noted.
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Chicago
Broomhall
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Willamette Valley
Oregon-Idaho
Calcutta
Hog trade steady at Portland yards market
Portland hog market was steady to strong for tops around 8.60 with buyers resisting above 8.55. A fair yard run followed a liberal supply as killers remained available. Denver market stood at 8.40 for tops while light weights ranged 8.50 to 8.60 for 176 to 225 pounds and 8.40 to 8.50 for 225 to 260 pounds.
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Courtsy
the Journal
Portland
Ore
North Portland
Trangr
Denver
Market Report Mixed Hog Prices and Cattle Yard Activity
Pigs ranging 76 to 125 pounds sold as high as 7.50 or 7.00 per hundredweight. Only one load of cattle reported in the yards overnight. The market was fractionally weaker overall with demand confined and limited activity observed.
Market Report Shows Cattle Prices For Prime Steers 1100-1200 Lbs
Light stock remains scarce and of poor quality, while heavy stock is less sought. Prime steers in the 1100 to 1200 pound range bring high bids, with light calves and various cattle grades listed. Prices show wide ranges from about 5.50 to 9.50 per hundredweight depending on class and quality.
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Generals
Belief in a Constipation Cure Promoted by Tablets
An old advertisement claims chronic constipation can be cured with Chamberlain's Tablets. It asserts others have been helped and encourages trials. The product costs a quarter and is marketed broadly by dealers.
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Chamberlain
Adv
Three Eye Meeting Called at Palmer House
CHICAGO February 14 Three Eye league magnates met at the Palmer house for the annual scheduled meeting with nothing to fight over for the first time in years. Officials expected to pick Wilson Behring of Decatur as schedule maker and the Northern clubs to open at the southern town.
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Chicago
Eye League
Palmer House
Wilson Behring
Decatur
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claims Cure Reward
Claiming one hundred dollars reward for an incurable catarrh case, the ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney & Co of Toledo. It asserts internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, offers testimonials, and lists Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J Cheney
Nation Bank OF Commeerch
C. Hall
Echo Attends State Irrigation Congress in Portland
Special correspondence from Echo Oregon details local turnout at the State Irrigation Congress with residents including Mr and Mrs W W Hinkle Mr and Mrs A B Thomson Mr and Mrs J T Hoskins R B Stanfield F T George R R Lewis A E Greiner Geo Coppinger J W Coppinger and others. Additional items note Rev Jones conducting services at Masonic Hall and visits involving Pendleton Iowa and Colorado.
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Ore
Portland
EB. Hinkle
A. B. Thomson
J. T. Hoskins
R. B Stanfield
F. T George
R. R. Lewis
A. E. Greiner
Geo. Coppinger
J. W. Coppinger
C. P. Bowman
D. W. Bowman
Hans Lorenzen
Henry Lorenzen
J. Frank
Jones
The
Episcopal Church
Masonic Hall
Harry Gelvin
Glen Gelvin
Pendleton
Chas. Pleiser
Leona Pleiser
Iowa
Colorado
Chas. H. Carter
G. P. Higginbotham
Clephene
Daphene Guillford
Ruth Dunniway
Echo High School
Athena
Homer J. Watts
Hillsboro Telephone Sold To Texas Investor Wells
Hillsboro Oregon February 14 The Hillsboro Telephone company sold a controlling interest to Charlie E Wells of Kingsville Texas in a deal near $20000 Wells will assume management March 1 and plans improvements Two lines had consolidated before March 1910 linking to Washington County with Portland long distance via Pacific Company O G Wilkes and George Stevens former president and secretary of the firm
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Hillsboro
Ore
Hillaboro Telephone Company
Charlies E. Wells
Kingsville
Texas
Wells
Washington County
Portland
Pacific Company
Oo. G. Wilkes
George Stevens
The
Quote on marriage and religion from a private discourse
A fragment notes a remark that a man with less religion expects more from his wife, followed by a line about ongoing connection with the institution. The terse excerpt reflects social attitudes toward marriage and belief without broader context.
Ginnold and van Dusen Architects Branch Office
Ginnold and van Dusen Architects announce a branch office in Seattle Washington. The home office at 314 15 Mehlhorn Building remains primary. The branch expands services and client reach in the region.
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Raley & Raley
American National Bank Building
James A. Fee
Attorney AT Law
Despain Building
Frederick Steiner
Smith-Crawford Building
A. Lowell
Roscoer. Johnson
Ginnold & van Dusen
Mehlhorn
Seattle
Wash
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