Inland Empire exchanges expose a varied news mix
In a scattered Inland Empire roundup a street scam unravels when a man pays $45 to an apparent officer and is freed as a detective note. Other items report Booth-Kelly Lumber stock holders denying timber deals, water system controversy in Georgeville, a school library update at Canyon City, Morrow County sheep developments, and local trout fry deliveries.
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Lamb Market Ends Week With Broad Losses In Chicago
Chicago Livestock World reports the lamb market weakened last week with widespread price declines. Choice natives fell to about 4.25 per head, with many shipments around 7.26 early. later trading slumped and buyers chased cheaper lambs. Sheep prices slipped, heavy weights hit by demand, and overall tone described as uneven and weak.
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Grazing Rules Sparks Federal Showdown in Forest Reserves
Secretary of agriculture faces a potential lawsuit over an order that limits grazing restrictions in new forest reserves. The dispute centers on grazing rights for sheep and cattle as investigations determine how to balance forage with reserve creation in Oregon, California, and soon other states.
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Old Indy and burro tale at the Portland exposition
An elderly resident recalls a distant incident at the Portland exposition where a brief talk with four American soldiers led to a fatal accident involving a burro at the Onka amusement park. The old woman vows not to be fooled again as she investigates the scene. Elsewhere, Trail at the Lewis and Clark fair faces license issues and a Sunday closure order. In international news, St Petersburg notes Japan may demand Sakhalin island cession after its occupation.
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Pendleton Produce Prices Today From Kaylog Market
Daily market report lists selling prices for produce in Pendleton. Hens 40 to 80 cents per pound, young chickens dressed 30 to 40 cents, ducks 5 to 6 cents, geese 7 to 8 cents, butter country 40 to 50 cents per roll, creamery 66 cents per roll. Cabbage 2 cents per pound, radishes 2 cents per bunch, lettuce 1 cent per bunch, tomatoes 12 1/2 cents per pound, peas 4 cents per box, strawberries 12 1/2 cents per box, cherries 1 to 1.50 per box, gooseberries 40 cents per box, new potatoes 21/2 cents per pound.
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Lewis and Clark Fair Rates From Pendleton
The BR. & N. Co. announces round trip rates from Pendleton for the Lewis and Clark Fair in Portland Oregon from June 1 to October 15 2005. A round trip ticket for ten or more persons is valid ten days at 9.16. For parties of 100 or more moving on the same day a round trip rate of 6.56 is offered valid seven days. Further particulars available by call or address.
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Dry humor and quips in a crowded column
A garbled montage of jokes and wry remarks from editorials and comic lines. It blends quips about dryness in Arizona, a nurse and health official, marital life, kitchen appliances, inheritance, and a tramp's reply to work, reflecting a tapestry of midcentury newspaper humor and sociable banter.
Local professional and business directory items in Pendleton
Directory listing of physicians surgeons architects engineers and services in Pendleton Oregon. Includes J A Best Dr T M Henderson Dr Lynn Blakeslee Amy Currin etc with offices, rooms and phone numbers, plus local livery stables and repair shops and two Wanted notices for board and installment collector positions.
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Deageing the Anchor and the Newlywed at the Club
A cryptic gossip line compares a man’s relationship stability to an anchor. It suggests he was settled at home but abandoned it when trouble arose, implying infidelity or restless behavior after marriage.
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