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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1911
Page
7
World wheat headlines report firmer tones after a relapse with prospects of a slump postponed. Prices for Australian and propos, Sonora, club and northern bluestem varieties listed, with milling grades higher. Barley feed values shown, shipping and brewing ranges noted. market sentiment mixed as ship ments arrive.
The local wheat market strengthened today after yesterday’s drop, with Liverpool and Chicago markets turning firmer and export demand limited to millers. Cattle prices slipped, frame grades down over 20 cents, while the sheep market remained weak but steady as Portland stockyards received sixteen contracted cattle cars and several shipments from Utah Idaho Nevada and Utah shippers.
Poultry remains strong with prices steadier than eggs which show slight weakness. Commission merchants signal possible price upticks if duck quotes rise and overall supply remains tight as producers push poultry from farm to table.
A five year old girl suffered severe scalp humor after measles, losing hair and suffering odor. After trying various remedies, including a doctor, the family used Cuticura soap and remedies. Within weeks the scalp cleared and hair grew back long. The author, Chas Jenner of Amana Iowa, reports recommending Cuticura products to others with success.
Farmers show disposition to spare fowls as hens lay well. Egg surplus noted while producers refrain from culling producing birds, keeping the poultry market steady.
Miss Lily Maud Allen, a 26 year old Englishwoman, has reportedly joined the Pillar of Fire sect near New York. The group, likened to a modern reform movement, denounces dancing and luxury while pursuing spiritual renovation and unconventional practices.
Government of Honduras holds a monopoly on guaro rum production with contracts to distillers. Report notes cost about three cents per 18 ounce bottle, government buy at seven cents, and final consumer price around 60 cents. Rum made from sugar cane.
Unfurnished housekeeping rooms available in the Fast Oregonian building. Steam heat gas range in kitchen electric lights hot and cold water and bath recently renovated Enquire at B. C. office.
A vintage pitch touts that business training builds resilience against life's knocks. The Pendleton business college is presented as the source of this education.
Pendleton residents warn of unseen kidney trouble and backache as signals of disease. Mrs. Thomas Myers recalls sharp back pains and frequent urination relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills, restoring kidney function. Foster-Milburn Co. offers the remedy nationwide at 60 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
Sealed proposals for erecting and completing St Marys R C church in Pendleton Oregon are due by 1 pm Wednesday March 1 1911. Bids addressed to architect M P White 610 Market street Pendleton. Plans and specs available from Rev J M Cataldo S J and from architect M P White 1917 Flint Street Baker City Oregon dated January 18 1911.
A dense listing of local practitioners and services including H. S. Garfield and Lynn Blake slely physicians, E A Mann dentist, Kern and Bennett dental surgeons, Thomas Vaughan dentist, attorney Douglas W Bailey, funeral director John Baker, C V Stroble dealer, and various lodges and rental notices. Also notes on a China restaurant Ung D. Goey, furnished rooms, and Pendleton lodge meeting times.
Pendleton timetable lists Westbound and Eastbound Oregon Division trains. Portland local and Portland Limited, Chicago Limited, Washington Division trains depart or arrive Pendleton. Passenger and mixed train services connect Pendleton with Pilot Rock Walla Walla Spokane and other areas. Times shown include 1:30 p m arrival/departure and various local services.
Advertisement claims people with pure blood resist cold better. Promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a superior remedy that purifies blood and fully restores the system after a cold, better than any other medicine. Endorses using Hood's.
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