Weekend trading steadies at Aivestock market receipts mixed
Hog and cattle receipts moderate while sheep arrivals are zero. Swine market holds prior strength with 474 head offerings and ranges from 12.00 to 16.75 dollars per hundredweight. Cattle trade in North Portland Saturday shows steady prices with 62 head, versus 98 a week ago and 42 a year ago, and ranges across steers, cows, heifers, and calves a mix of values from 6.00 to 12.00 dollars. Sheep and lambs remain steady with no 24 hour arrivals, prices for valley lambs and yearlings listed between 12.00 and 18.00 dollars.
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North Portland
Stotkern and Feadern
Cscces
Olive Tablets Claim To Cure Bad Breath
A vintage ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle bowel aid and remedy for bad breath. It promotes the product as a safe substitute for calomel and emphasizes its olive leaf origin and nonspecific cleansing effects.
Delivery Corn Bid at $62 With Oats at Old Prices
Delivery corn bid at the week’s opening of the Portland grain exchange at $6.20 a ton, a new high for the present stack season. For future delivery corn is sought at $68.50. Farmers are not yet willing to part with the stocks they still hold. Quotes are bid at $5.58 and $59. Mull feed bid is at 28.25.
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Portland Grain Exchange
Qonts
Mull
Local grain sacks sell at 20 cents amid light gale fears
Local dealers report grain bags selling for 20 cents this year with buyers cautious. Domestic sacks are in higher demand though scarce, and Calcutta bags also available at the same price. Farmers have stocked up, while many sellers expect prices to drift lower.
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Calcutta
Spring Seeding Focused on Reseeding After Winter Losses
Spring seeding in the region concentrated on reseeding patches where winter wheat died. Wheat men report little spring wheat planted this year due to poor yields last year. Some farmers will decide in a few days if reseeding is needed as weather holds.
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United States
Canada
Pendleton
Madlind
Family Moves From West End 10 Meacham
Meacham Oregon March 16 F Jones returns from Pendleton. Jome Giy and Alvin Shepard back from La Grande trip. Finley Graybel of Pendleton visits merchants. Fred C Graf of Portland wholesale produce transacts business. Mr and Mrs I T Knowlton move from Echo to town. La Grande traveler Appling in town Thursday. Train 17 east bound and 20 delayed due to wreck near Thorn Hollow. George Leef Pendleton lineman stays at hotel. Miss Arnieldue leaves Pendleton for Pleasant Valley to take Telegraph petition. Mr and Mrs Walters visit La Grande. Mrs George Hillman of La Grande visits Walters. Dance attendees include W Chelf Stella Ghenfard Guy Alvin Shepard Mr Crook Dover Reed and Mr Walters.
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Oregonian
Meacham
F. Jones
Pendleton
Jome Giy
Alvin Shepard
la Grande
Finley Graybel
Fred C. Graf
W. B. Glafke Co
Portland
I. T. Knowlton
Little Girl
Echo
Mr. Appling
Thorn Hollow
George Leef Lineman
Miss Arnieldue
Pleasent Valley
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