No Improvement In Portland Market Report
Portland market shows no cattle or sheep gains with prices remaining near weekend levels. North Portland cattle fail to exceed 6.50 for steers while hogs hold firm with tops around 6.85 to 7.05 in Chicago, and lambs stay subdued with scarce offerings and modest gains. Wheat and barley futures remain nominal with producer prices listed for several grain grades.
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Portland
Rockies
North Portland
North
Chicago
WES
Willamette Valley
Turkey
THIS LADY S GOOD APPETIE THIS LADY S GOOD APPETIE
Mobile Alabama woman shares a seven year struggle with womanly trouble. After surgery and a period of improvement she relapsed until Cardul improved her appetite and sleep, with a doctor noting she looks healthier than ever. Cardul is marketed as a long used remedy.
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Mobile
Ala
Sigurd Hansen
Cardus
Annual Statement synopsis for Citizens Insurance Co. of St Louis
A historical 1911 synopsis for Citizens Insurance Co of St Louis filed with Oregon authorities. It lists capital paid, total income from premiums interest and rents, expenditures including dividends, salaries, taxes, and other, with totals for assets and liabilities. Key figures include total assets admitted in Oregon and total insurance in force as of December 1 1911. The document names James H. Carr as Vice President and James J. Diennis as statutory resident general agent and attorney for service.
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Citizens Insurance CO
ST Louis
Missouri
Oregon
Hartford Fire Insurance CO
Hartford
Connecticut
Lavses
Oran
Hartford Fire Insurance Company Yearly Financials in Oregon
The report shows income from premiums and other sources, disbursements, and asset totals for Hartford Fire Insurance Co in Oregon for the year. It lists gross claims unpaid, risks written and outstanding, losses paid, and taxes and fees, with figures for premiums, losses incurred, and total insurance in force as of December 31, 1011. Also notes resident general agent JAS J. Dennis and local agents Bentley and Leffingwell.
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Oregon
Grose
Hartford Fire Insurance CO. Ry
Chaseb. Chase
Lowes
JAS
J. Dennis
Bentley & Leffingwell
Change of Life Affects Women 45 to 50
Letters from Mrs. Jutta A. Moore of Asheville and Mrs. Alice Kirin of Circleville praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for easing symptoms during the Change of Life. The advertisements urge reliance on the remedy during this critical period and claim substantial health improvements.
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Asheville
N.C
Lydia E. Pink
Jutta A. Moore
East St
Asheville, N. C
Circleville
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Alice Kirin
Mill St
Milling and grain price report with vintage bids
A historical price sheet lists Bran at 23.00, wmiddlings 29.50, shorts 25.00, chop 19.00, and 25.00 forage. Car lot prices show white 94.00 and gray 33.50. Market ranges from Overbeck & Cooke Co for May through September show open high low and close figures across months and commodities.
Mrs Pinchot Faces Police Court Row Over Shove
Mrs Amos Pinchot sister in law of Gifford Pinchot accuses police officers of shoving her and threatening arrest while witnessing the case of a seventeen year old, as officers deny touching her and order her to leave the police court room amid a tense exchange.
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Lawrence
Mase
Amos Pinchot
Gifford Pinchot
Forrester
Francheen Peech
Clinton P. Wiese
Work Horses for Sale in Helix Oregon
For sale twelve head good work horses. For further particulars address James Hill Helix Oregon or call at my ranch four and one half miles west of Helix.
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James Hill
Helix
Oregon
Watson After Critics At New York Poetry Event
English poet William Watson praised American readers at the Hudson Theatre for not letting social influence drive literary taste. He contrasted U S morals with European aristocracy and urged rulers to mirror ethics in literature. An ad for Chamberlain's Liniment appears alongside the remarks.
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New York
William Watson
Hudson Theatre
Mr. Watson
George
Mary I
Yale memorial plan weighs Civil War title choice
Yale soldiers memorial committee weighs whether to use The Civil War or The War Between the States for an inscription at Memorial Hall. The plan calls for tablets with artistic adornments at the inner entrance, rejecting military titles of Yale soldiers.
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New Haven
Conn
Taft
Yale
Yale Soldiers’ Memorial Committee
Memorial Hall
British Columbia Economic Snapshot from 1910 1911
Facts and figures show vast values for BC industries with 1910 production in timber fish and manufactures, 1911 road and public works expenditure, and available farmland underutilized. North Coast Land Co. of Vancouver promotes land with ample room and favorable climate near Portland and San Francisco.
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British Columbia
Fort George Promises Growth as Rail Expansion Accelerates
Fort George and its surrounding territory offer better chances for the right man than anywhere else on the continent. The country is young and rich in forest, field and mine. Fort George is seen as a key railroad center in Canada with the Grand Trunk Pacific planning completion by fall 1912 and freight expected via Edmonton by June. Several railways are projected, including a Vancouver to Fort George line. North Coast Land Co. Ltd. of Vancouver promotes land near the growing city, with contacts in Pendleton Oregon and Portland, Oregon offices for inquiries.
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Fort George
America
Europe
Canada
British Columbia
Grand Trunk Pacific
Edmonton
Ute Jaune Cache
Canadian Northern Railway
Vancouver
B. C
North Coast Land Co. Ltd
B.C
Harry Hickers
Oregon
Eastern Washington
Pendleton
Pacific Coast Dept
Chamber of Commerce Brig
Portland
W. A. Seale
Mgr
SALES AND HELP WANTED CLASSIFIED NOTES
Farmers urged for first class work and prompt delivery of sale bills and stallion announcements. Live stock care offered with no extra charge. Wanted lace curtains. telephone Red 25621. Help wanted trustworthy men or women to represent a responsible manufacturer. Earn 412.00 weekly with possible 30 dollars and advance. Manufacturer box 278 Philadelphia.
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East Oregonian
Philadelphia
Rags Wanted for Cash by East Oregonian Office
Advertises paid opportunities for writing words or music for Successful Songs with a free booklet. Also seeks large clean rags for the East Oregonian, offering cash for rags brought to the office in Dugdale County, Washington D.C.
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Dugdale Co
Dept
Washington, D. C
The
East Oregonian
Yale War Dead Records Highlight Limited 1865 Tablet Names
The article notes that deaths before 1866 limit tablet inscriptions. The Yale Corporation will report next June. In the war, 115 Yale men died in the Union army and forty nine in the Confederate army. An ad promotes Be, W. Grove’s signature on each box of BromoQuinine tablets promising one day cold cure with money-back guarantee.
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Yale Corporation
Yale
W. Grove
Civil War veteran finally receives horse use payment
James Saunders of Stevensville Montana, a civil war veteran, has received a long overdue payment after fifty one years. The report notes the sum and the official approval marking the long delayed bill for horse use during the war.
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Stevensville
Mont
James Saunders
Saunders to Keep $41 Check From US Government
In a Civil War era case Saunders receives a $41 government check for horse use. he will keep it as a souvenir. The note notes Taft’s call for an international commission to study rising living costs, citing European price trends and British cooperative efforts.
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United States
Saunders
Army
Sage
Taft
Congress
State Department
Europe
Cooperative Societies
Great Britain
Legal Blanks and Local Services Listings
A garbled OCR of East Oregonian notices listing legal blanks for various courts, contractors and builders D A May, funeral director John H Baker, Dr D C McNabb stock inspector, Johnson and Skrable attorneys, Stroble dealer in second hand goods, F G Lucas livestock auctioneer. References to Pendleton Athena and local banks.
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V. Stroble
Pendleton
E. Court Street
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High
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Watson
Civil War Memorial
Britiesh Columbia
San Francisco
North Coast Land Co., Ltd
Haiti
Madam Kennedy
Athena
Simpson's
Corvallis
U.S
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Insurance and Land Business
Hartman Abstract CO
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James Johns
C. H. Marsh
Sec
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Malin
CITY
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Carney & Bradley
Propa
East Oregonian Office
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Damon Lodge NO
K. of P
I. O
J. A. Best
C. C
R. W. Fletcher
K. R
ETO
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Oregonian
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Baker
Thomas Vaughan
Judd Building
Phone
D. C. M'Nabb
STATI
Koeppen
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C. W. Lassen
McKillip Veterinary College of Chicago
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Garfield
Judd Block
Red
Lynn K. Blakeslee
Main
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James A. Fee
A! Law
Despain Building
R. J. Slater
Carter & Smythe
Americas National Bank
James B. Perry
Taylor Haridwar Company
Lowell & Winter
Office i Despain Building
George W. Coutts
Schmidblock
Peterson & Wilson
Attorneys At Law
Smith Crawford Building
Frederick Steiner
Smith-Crawford Building
Douglas W. Batley
Taylor Hardware Co
Johnson & Skrable, Attorneys At Law
Despois Bullding
Justice Court
Ung D. Goey
Alta Street
Tallman Drug Co. Auctioneen
F. G. Lucas
First National Bank of Athena
Farmers Bank of Weston
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