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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1904
Page
7
The Sumpter Reporter notes a verdict for Baker who sued over an $800 deposit taken by Mrs. Baker and her paramour Walker. The jury found for Baker after testimony disputing that the funds were authorized by him. The decision may be appealed.
Portland millers dominate the market with premiums above printed quotes to secure supply for the season. Chicago wheat remains firm amid a quiet market. various staples show mixed price ranges from coffee to butter. Livestock and poultry prices from producers list turkeys at 12 to 14 cents, chickens 38 to 40 cents per dozen, and beef cattle with cows at 40 to 42 dollars.
Prices for hogs, veal, sheep, and various feeds are listed. Hogs at 44 percent dressed, veal at 6 percent, with sheep around $2 to $2.60. Hay and feed items show chopped barley at 22.50 per ton, chopped wheat at 1.40 per 100, shorts and oats per ob, alfalfa loose at 12.8 per ton, and timothy baled at 20 per ton.
The Western New York excursion committee voted to admit the Chautauqua Traction Company as members, a move applauded as historic yet contrary to long standing ties between steam railroads and traction lines. It signals a shift as electric routes broaden their business reach.
The National Wholesale Dealers Association held its annual session in Washington with prominent lumbermen from across the United States. After business, the group visited the White House where President Roosevelt received them. Secretaries Bhian and Cortelyou were invited to address the convention tomorrow. A separate note from Alexandria, Louisiana reports Clem Rax, an African American, facing execution for murder with suspicion of additional crimes. In London, a crowd bid farewell to twenty five Japanese officers departing for Japan.
A dense list of Pendleton area professionals and businesses from offices in Judd and other blocks. Includes physicians, lawyers, banks, and service providers with addresses, phone numbers, and office locations. Names include W. G. Cole, I. Miller, Bran & Perry, Garfield, D. A. Paul, Henderson, Lynn Blakesler, Boone, Keller, Troutman, and more.
Mixed train No 7 connects with No 2 and No 1. delays exceed an hour at Seattle. Readable fragments indicate arrivals and departures at Spokane and Walla Walla with note of wait times and connections.
Fragmentary transit notice outlines rotating subschedule changes on the Columbia and Willamette river landings with named points and days. It lists routes from Kor San Pranvlen to Lewiston and Pendleton by river, noting occasional deviations and weekly exceptions.
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