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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1919
Page
4
Pendleton market news lists producer prices for a range of items including eggs, ham, bacon, lard, and butter fat, with regional wholesale and retail notes. It notes potatoes, apples, berries, and early wheat shipments, plus new licensing rules for grain handlers and millers under the U.S. Wheat Director, with references to local rail and river transport and harvest timing.
The article reports Hay crop expectations in Idaho, Idaho ranchers may yield two thirds to one third crops due to scarce rain, Willamette valley weather could lead to a full harvest. Prices for hogs cattle and lambs show steady or varied ranges with current quotes and market mood.
Turmoil grips Hamburg with mobs targeting food preserving factories on Monday and Tuesday. Allegations claim bodies of dogs and cats found inside. Troopers fired on the rioters after attempts to disarm them, with several dead and many wounded reported.
Leadville Colorado July 3 Robert Clairy a returned soldier drowned in Turquoime Lake when a rowboat capsized during fishing. The boat toppled in a wind gust about half a mile from land. Clairy disappeared beneath the waves while his companion Mark Crawford was rescued by local fishermen.
Washington July 3 The War Department announced that several Army Hospitals will close soon due to successful overseas discharge. Approximate abandonment dates include Philadelphia July 1 and Fort Ontario New York and other locations such as Pittsburgh and Hast View duty 20.
The department announced that health conditions remained excellent among troops in the United States and abroad. It noted a slight rise in the road indusion sale for the week ending June 20 compared to the previous week, with notes of August 1 and September 1 dates related to locations in Douglas Arizona Fort Shelling Minnesota Detroit Michigan and New Haven Connecticut.
The White Department has connected the murder of John W. Correll, an American citizen, with the Mexican government over mistreatment of his wife and the attempted murder of his son by bandits near Tampico. A statement from the National Association for the Protection of American Rights in Mexico is cited.
Bright industrious boy over 16 is sought at the East Oregonian office to learn the printing trade. Wages paid while learning. Permanent position. See foreman at once.
A brief quotation urges Congress to study present emigration before enacting immigration restrictions. The remark highlights careful examination of current migration patterns and potential policy impacts.
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