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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1903
Page
7
Pendleton residents urged to investigate Trib described as the world's greatest cure for alcohol and tobacco use. A May 14 reference from J. W. Daugherty, claimed to have completed a Trib cure in February with no desire to drink, noting it also cures tobacco. Price listed at $12.50, sold by druggists.
Commerce reports a fluid fruit and produce market as season changes shift supplies. Hood River strawberries stay at 10 cents a box, Walla Walla berries at 10 cents, Royal Ann cherries at 10 cents a box, and onions scarce until new crop arrives. Butter jumps to 40 to 50 cents a roll, potatoes rising to 9 cents to 10 cents per pound in 100s, while local beef, poultry, and hides trade with varied prices. In Pendleton, coffee, rice, sugar, flour, and other staples show mixed movement, with wheat and flour markets firming slightly and export demand for grain rising, especially for Japanese shipments. Local livestock and produce pricing remain steady to modestly active, with hens at 4 dollars per dozen and beef cattle varying by class. Portland market notes no major wheat activity. rain improves crop prospects. EU and Pacific trade influences transport and mills.
Advertises cheap return rates to St Paul and Minneapolis with a $46.50 fare and $65.00 for longer routes. Tickets valid six days with stopovers allowed. Dates listed include June and July windows. Inquiries directed to J L Bisler, General Agent, 132 Third Street, Portland Oregon.
A Rock Island passenger train collided with a gravel train near Kilora Iowa twenty miles south of here today. Three men were killed and four injured as the gravel train failed to clear the main track before the passenger train arrived. The accident was attributed to the gravel train crew's failure to clear the line.
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