Pendleton Daily Market News Highlights Prices and Livestock Sales
Pendleton market notes depict pro d ucers receiving specific prices for eggs poultry and butter. Twin Falls Shorthorn Pride of All sells for 4500 amid bidding for a 16 month old bull and a Chicago connection. Carload of California vegetables arrives for Pendleton markets. Cattle hog and sheep values shown with ranges and notes on demand, with mixed trend and steady to higher cattle prices and stable sheep demand in North Portland. Grain markets show weak tones due to low demand and dealer hold.
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Hood's Sarm Promised To Cure Colds
Fragmentary ad claims Hood's Sarm makes blood pure and cures colds when other medicines fail. The readable text promotes the product as a preventive and restorative remedy without medical support.
Dr James Headache Powder offers quick relief headline
An old time remedy promises fast relief from headaches and neuralgia. A dime package at the drug store, with use described as almost magical, cautions buyers to ensure authenticity and avoid counterfeit products.
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Dr. James
Market quotes show mixed grain and feed prices today
The report lists delivery at 59 and future at 58 for a half dollar drop. Oates cites Jones at 26, 60.50 and 61.76. Still feed it at mills not offered at 43.50 and barley figures are not quoted.
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Jones
Sabath Seeks Liquor Allowance For Flu Sufferers
Representative Sabath introduced a resolution urging a temporary relaxation of the prohibition enforcement act to permit one pint of liquor every ten days for sick persons, arguing whiskey is the only effective remedy for influenza. A separate proposal seeks to raise alcohol limits to three percent beer and nine percent wine, reversing the current one half of one percent cap.
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Washington
Sabath
Jar of Mustard Starts Suit for $10,000 Damages
In Tulsa on January 21 a suit was filed in Superior Court by Sarah Bimpeen against Indicatea, alleging a one cent mustard incident harmed her name and reputation after a store confrontation. The filing seeks $19,000 in damages claiming injury from the event and related actions.
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Advance in Movie Prices to 75 Cents Predicted
New York report predicts cinema admission will rise to 75 cents. A brief item notes an anticipated price increase pending policy decisions. The snippet mentions Litch, foot of Lagky Pameng, and a player as part of the sparse readable text.
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Litchfoot
Motion Picture Prices Rise Amid Industry Claims
A corporation states admission prices will reach 75 cents as costs climb across upscale theaters. Litehman counters that higher prices won t deter patrons, arguing people seek good shows regardless. The exchange reflects debate over audience response to rising cinema costs.
Theos in Jones Seizes Pile Amid Fire Proof Debate
A terse Washington Star quote questions the effectiveness of fireproofing in an apartment building. It notes that despite assertions, fire safety remains questionable, with emphasis on the building’s resilience and the occupants’ concerns.
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