Wheat Market Ends Higher After Early Weakness
Chicago reports a late day rally in the wheat market with May up 3 to 3 4 cents and July gaining 11 4 cents. Opening prices dipped on bearish cables, but profit taking by shorts spurred an intraday recovery, closing with gains and varied grain price listings for No 1 white feed barley flour and hay at Willamette Valley and Eastern Oregon Idaho markets.
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Market for cattle remains weak in Portland yards
Portland March 7. Market for cattle remains weak with only one livestock load overnight from Junction City via J. C. Flint. Hog market shows slight weakness. North Portland tops local trade as East markets weaken. Prime hogs 175 to 220 pounds fetch 8.60 to 8.65. heavy primes 226 to 250 pounds 8.50 to 8.55. pigs 75 to 125 pounds 7.50 to 8.00. Cattle market stays weak though few head were reported. killers hold heavy loins and ribs with slow demand. prime steers 1100 to 1200 pounds.
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Deafness Cure Claim and Catarrh Link
An old medical advertisement argues deafness stems from inflamed mucous and Eustachian tube issues. It promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure as the remedy for catarrh related deafness and offers circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
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Notice to Contractors for Well at Umatilla Oregon
Sealed bids for furnishing materials and excavating and timbering a well for a waterworks system in Umatilla Oregon are due by 4 p m March 16 1914. Proposals and plans may be viewed at the City Recorder’s office or with Louis C Kelsey engineer Portland. The city reserves the right to reject all bids.
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H. B. Hull
Blue Ribbon Day Tomorrow Temperance Call
Washington issues a temperance appeal urging action on Blue Ribbon Day with events planned for the coming Sunday. The announcement emphasizes abstinence messages and community efforts to promote moderation across the city.
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French boxer Mile Marthe Carpentier seeks world title
Paris reports Mile Marthe Carpentier an 18 year old French boxer weighing 127 pounds and 5 ft 3 in announces willingness to meet challengers for the world women’s championship. She trains in boxing after helping in a Paris grocery and says boxing should be allowed for women with brutality banned. Her first match is a ten round bout against Miss Grace Giveland of Geneva.
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Marthe Carpentier
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Temperance Sunday Observance Set by W C T U
The Women's Christian Temperance Union proclaims tomorrow as Temperance Sunday to observe abstinence in Sunday schools and churches. Officials expect about one hundred thousand participants, including men women and children.
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Pirates Begin Training Camp Tour to Dawson Springs
The Pittsburgh Pirates depart for Dawson Springs Kentucky for a week of physical trim before spring practice. Led by President Barney Drefuse and Manager John Daily, the eastern contingent joins Western players for a two week southern itinerary ending with multiple games in Arkansas Oklahoma and Missouri through April 11.
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Topeka
Kansas City Opens Regular Season in St. Louis
On April 14 the Kansas City team will begin the regular season with an opening game scheduled in St. Louis.
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Seattle freeholders back city manager plan in charter
Eight of the 15 freeholders elected last Tuesday to frame a new city charter favor the city manager form. It is likely the charter will provide for it, and the commission hopes to hold its first meeting today.
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Wash
Charter Commission
The Joy of Dancing Exercise in Daily Life
Advert says few fear dancers unless freed from foot ache by Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder. Dancing parties become common, Druggists report sales at a peak. 25c everywhere with trial package free from Allen S. Olmsted, Le Roy, New York.
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Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
City council deadline set for May 12 chair submission
A local notice states the new chair must be submitted to the city council no later than May 12. The directive emphasizes timely receipt by the governing body and specifies the due date.
Pendleton Lodge Announces Regular Meeting Schedule
Pendleton Lodge No 52 A F and A M meets the first and third Mondays of each month All visiting brothers are invited to attend the meetings at the lodge house and join in the fraternal activities
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Damon Lodge NO
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C. P. Strain, Co. C
R. W. Fletcher
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