Portland Market Sets Hog Price Record At 9.76
In Portland today hogs sold at 9.76, a 25 cent rise over prior quotations, marking the highest hog price in years. Buyers include independents and Frye Bruhn Seattle, with plans for a large local packing plant intensifying competition. Cattle and sheep activity varied, with notable purchases by Carsten of Tacoma and others. horses and miscellaneous stock also noted.
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Diapepsin Promise Stomach Relief in Minutes
Newspaper ad copy touts Pape's Diapepsin as a harmless remedy that digests all foods, relieves sour stomach, heartburn, belching, and indigestion within five minutes. It claims to eliminate stomach misery, gas, and nausea by correcting digestion and improving appetite.
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Wheat market closes higher after early losses in Liverpool
Chicago wheat prices opened down 1/2 to 3/4 cent and finished 1/2 to 1 1/2 cents higher. Liverpool advanced 1 4 to 3 3/4 cents from the prior day while Paris and Budapest weakened, and cash grain quotes held No. 2 red around 1.24 to 1.26 a bushel with various spring wheats quoted from 1.14 to 1.17.
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Blue Grass Orators to Compete in Western Kentucky League
Paducah Ky February 25 silver tongued orators from Kentucky and nearby cities will contest in the Western Kentucky Oratorical League tonight Madisonville has held the title two years running Paducah hopes to win this year. Also a livestock census drive asks ranchers to prepare stats April 16 with guaranteed confidentiality and nationwide reach. A three cornered debate at Philadelphia tonight features eight man teams from University of Pennsylvania Columbia and Cornell on municipal government forms.
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Intercollegiate Rifle Tournament Arranges Washington Visit
The Collegian reports plans to hold the Intercollegiate Outdoor Rifle Tournament in Washington DC under District National Guard supervision. Six to eight teams from leading colleges are expected to compete, with events including a fence climbing contest, a relay style race, and tug of war.
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Wheat Prospects In Palouse Bright In Winona
Winona Washington reports wheat prospects are unusually good with ground deep frozen and stored moisture. Heavy snow and rain in November plus mountain snowfall protect fields and reduce early summer heat risk. Farmers note winter wheat is holding well and late spring is expected to be milder for fruit.
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Fence Climbing Race For Moscow Cadets
Moscow Idaho cadet battalion under Lt. A W Smith is practicing for an upcoming tournament. Three companies will compete across several events including a squad drift race where a selected squad from each company participates.
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WAZING NOT TO BLAME FOR DEATH OF STUDENT
Clarence Gore of Medford, University of Oregon student, died from natural causes after speculation of hazing. His father’s letter to President Campbell exonerates the university of responsibility. The item also advertises Ballard's Snow Liniment and gun prizes at Pastime Parlors with local ads.
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Five Acre Garden or Poultry Ranch on Shares
Prospect seeks to run about five acres of garden or poultry ranch on shares starting March first. Paul Rubesamen, 81, addressed at Anthony Hospital Pendleton. Also notices: lace curtains wanted for laundry and thoroughbred Buff Orpington eggs for sale at $1.50 per 15. Mrs A B Widom, 619 Walnut St, BR 5011. Subscriptions to magazines through East Oregonian offer ten percent discount for subscribers.
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