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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1913

Page

7

Wheat markets steady with weakness in September

Chicago closing wheat prices show 3-8 lower for a bushel while September slips, July opens unchanged, December up 1-8. Foreign markets firm, Liverpool reports modest wheat covering. Current prices: July 89 3-48, September 89 5-4, December 93 4B. Portland producers’ prices list club 93 94c, Bluestem $1.01, Red Russian 92c, Fortyfold 94c.

Chicago Highs Low High Clone Portland Willamette Valley

Market prices for feed grain and cattle at North Portland

Nominal prices for Harley-Nominal feed and milling products list oats flour bakers hay and bran prices across Willamette Valley and eastern Oregon, with specific figures for timothy alfalfa vetch clover and milled products. Cattle market faces limited yard runs with steady values and notable demand for heavy feed steers and fancy calves at North Portland.

Harley Willamette Valley Oregon-Idaho Calcutta

Montana sheep bring large arrivals at North Portland yards

In Wednesday's Journal readers note a total run of 1590 head, far above last week, with clear demand for top lambs at 7.00 and firm hog prices reaching 8.55. The North Portland market shows a strong hog trade and favorable overall sheep conditions despite some decline due to poor lots entering the trade.

Montana North Portland North Portland General Hog

No Looking Back in Pendleton

Pendleton readers report continued evidence and verification of earlier Pendleton studies. Mr. G. W. Knight, retired farmer, testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved backache and kidney symptoms after years of trouble, noting prior public recommendation remains valid. Sold by dealers at 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, NY, sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.

Pendleton G. W. Knight Franklin Street Mr. Knight Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Dean

Engraved Cards and Invitations Prominent at East Oregonian

A note highlighting wedding announcements and embossed stationery styles. Visit the East Oregonian office to view samples of private and business greeting cards and invitation designs.

East Oregonian Country Court Circuit Court Justice Court

Large Oregon Aggie Class Sets Representation Globally

The 1920 Oregon Agricultural College graduating class includes 106 in agriculture and 20 in home economics with 12 states and 24 Oregon counties represented. Benton leads counties with 16 graduates, Multnomah 13, and Washington 42. graduates span Idaho California Illinois Minnesota New York Pennsylvania Wisconsin British Columbia and Japan, with degrees across agriculture home economics electrical engineering commerce civil engineering mining pharmacy music forestry and mechanical engineering and two masters in agriculture.

Oregon Agricultural College Corvallis Ore Washington Oklahoma Idaho California Illinois Michigan Minnesota New York Pennsylvania Wisconsin British Columbia Japan Benton Multnomah Linn Lane Marion Yamhill M Inion Lincoln Jackson Clatsop Douglas Clackamas Wisco Klamath Polk Gilliam Harney Crook Wallowa Lake Joseph Tillamook Umatilla Roy Alspaugh Barton Clickamag Leon Bernstein William Dunham Glenn Kelly Kakuji Okamoto Earl N Pearcy Gordon K. van Gundin Portland Bakeaven Wasco County Harold HE. Glassyer Forest Grove Washington County D. Brooks Hogan Lebanon Linn County Lawrence McBride Eddyville Lincoln County Louis Sawyer Salem Marion County Obil Shattuck Klamath Falls Klamath County Frederick L. Strang Medford Jackson County Ralph A. Blanchard Chicago Charles SS. Brewster Minneapolis Minn Ernest W. Curtis Claremont G. M. Montgomery Elizabeth M. Buchanan Alice M. Cathey Helen J. Cowgill Aden Davenport Clara Hartzog Emily M. Miller Opal Wasser Benton County Lucy A. Crawford Laldiaw Crook County R. June Gray Grace Hobbs Margaret C. Moorhouse Eugene Lane County Anna M. Johnson Arthur B. Spaulding Albany Margaret M. Osborn Newport Dorothy Steusloff Emma M. Ueland Horeburg Henrietta Walker Cleveland Douglas County Dorothy Keatley Castle Rock Dellar Jarves Seattle Wash Mary E. Hartung Ames Roy J. Anderson Tillamook County L. R. S. Cohen L. H. Kistler Lance Read Multnomah County Guy Cronemiller Lakeview Lake County B. P. McDaniel Robert McKenzie Lostine Wallowa County Lester Treer Brownsville G. R Milner Okmulgee Edith Spurrier Guthrie Okla H. H. Shake Payette G. W. Morris Purssutawney Yoshitaro Fujihira Wakayama Commerce R. W. Brown Drewsey Harney County M. ©. Canfield A. J. Wilson E. T. Pierce Harrisburg L. Rh. McKenzie Summerville Union County Frank A. Keefover Gertrude L. Walling Virginia Echo W. M. Whitely Victoria B. C Carl N. Anderson Rowley Cruit Wellen W. Richardson Thomas Hawkins Toledo D. J. Perard Toppenish C. H. Reynolds la Grande Florence Irene Bocco Heaton County Sylvia Alice Oakes Gascon Maud Josephine Turley Astoria Clatsop County Walter L. Dutton Davis Calif Harold Turlay Frederick Co. Jernatedt Lee E. Johnson Carlton Godfrey Vernon Copsen Grand Rapids, Mich H. F. Wilson

Chronic Disease Specialist Promises Cure Advice

An ad by a physician touts specialization in chronic and nervous diseases with long practice and diagnostic skill. He claims better success than general practitioners and offers free analysis of the patient’s ailment, details modern equipment, and flexible hours daily and Sundays for consultations.

Speedy Cafe Boss Refuses Ex-Convict Food Job

A pale ex-convict pleads for work at Speedy Cafe after serving time for counterfeiting. Owner Mr Tierdone Cutlets initially refuses, asking what he was in for, then presses the man to explain his crime as the convict describes splitting a hundred into two and altering coins.

Why has your wife decided to give up the European trip

A Chicago Record-Herald quotation questions why a wife altered plans to travel in Europe. The remark suggests travel broadens the mind, while the response notes her decision may reflect a change in perspective or priorities.

Chicago Record-Herald

Terrible Suffering Eczema Cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla

Mrs Inez Lewis of Baring Maine recalls four month old with facial eczema then spreading to his body. After using Hood s Sarsaparilla his skin cleared in months and he became healthy. Advertisement promotes Hood s Sarsaparilla cures blood diseases and builds up the system with liquid or Sarsatabs.

Hood Inez Lewis Baring Maine

The Soy Gee Herb Co Opens Washington Street Offices

The Soy Gee Herb Co, once in New York and then Omaha, now opens offices at 224 12 Washington St offering Chinese herbs and medicines. They claim nonpoisonous roots that cleanse blood and aid health, though not curing all diseases. Free consultation and examination, write for free advice.

Soy Gee Herb Co Forerly New York City N. Y Omaha Neb Washington St

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