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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1911
Page
7
Claim a free trial package of Cure Grains of Life promising to renew vitality and ease ailments. The ad touts benefits for stomach, kidneys, liver, nerves, insomnia, and general weakness, urging readers to mail a coupon for the free trial and test the product.
The full size package of Cura Grains is priced at 60 cents and will be sold in Pendleton at Pendleton Drug Co.
Market notes show heavy livestock offering with cattle and sheep in demand. Feeder hogs sold at 9.00, same as two days prior, while light cattle improved slightly and good heavy stock softened 10 to 15 cents. Listings include multiple buyers and consignors from Oregon, Utah, Montana, and Washington, with consignments of cattle calves sheep hogs goats and horses.
Receipts rise but buyers hesitate as egg prices hold steady while shipments between Portland and Seattle swirl in a complex market. Fresh egg prices move 20 to 21 cents a dozen with some dealers paying 20 cents, creating a split where volume matters more than price. Wheat markets show global jiggle with bids around 78 to 82 cents for club and bluestem near 80 to 82, while flour shipments to the orient rise and the world trend remains weak for patent flour. Oats firm, barley quiet, and overall activity mixed as traders wait for clearer direction.
Beef cattle shipments from the O.W. Co. yards at Echo Oregon noted with several cars sent to Portland Pendleton and local visits and travels of residents. Mentions Mrs Young Haaga Bryant Horache Pearson and others with brief local movements and a catarrh remedy advertisement toward the end.
Paris on March 2 reports Premier Monts, successor to Aristide Briand, presented his new cabinet to President Fallières this afternoon in a formal audience marking the start of his administration.
The Hast Oregonian outlines classified ad rates and submission details. Rates depend on lines and repetitions, with examples: three lines one time twenty cents, six times seventy cents. five lines one time thirty cents, six times one dollar sixteen. Ads may be mailed or delivered with payment in silver or stamps.
Garfield M. D. homeopathic physician and surgeon. Blakes ses, chol neurologic and nervous diseases. Mann, dentist. Kern & Bennett, dental surgeons. Vaughan, dentist. D. Co. McNabb, stock inspector. Phelps & Steiner, attorneys. Ferguson, attorney. Bailey, attorney. Baker, funeral director. Stroble, dealer in new and second hand goods. Hartman Abstract Co. Livery stable. Electric fixtures and wiring by J L Vaughan. Damon Lodge K of P. Pendleton train schedule snippets.
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