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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1907
Page
3
Any person or family purchasing five dollars worth of merchandise at this store during the sale will receive a free 42 piece Citnaware dinner set worth five dollars. A ten percent rebate on business done between now and March 30 is offered, with Easter apparel and accessories counted toward the purchase total to reach the prize. The balance may be paid in cash.
A Boston wool letter analyzes world wool markets noting American buyers may sequester around 100000 to 116000 bales from Australia while South American purchases stay near 15000 bales. Last year Australia bought about 70000 bales and South America about 35000. Net effect: increased Australian purchases but a larger shortfall from South America, with merino demand rising and crossbred wools steady. A separate note from Dr. B Nolan warns of a contagious parasitic malady in sheep across the state, traced to a two to three inch worm in the bronchi causing coughing and tremors. treatment spans one to two weeks.
A farmers meeting at the Commercial club rooms decided to establish a free employment agency funded by farmers to supply laborers, citing harm from city employment agencies. A five man committee led the arrangements, about 190 farmers attended, and the city council may levy licenses on all but free offices. Also mentions Pine Salve advertisement and the Evergreen hospital fire with losses and escapes.
The Shepherds' Bulletin of Boston reports range sheep increasingly fed corn in early spring, noting improved profits and risk reduction in storms. It contrasts Rocky Mountain states where feeding remains limited, due to luck-based winter survival and past reluctance to feed.
In contrast with large ranges, a small group maintains a reserve hay supply to sustain flocks through winter. The article notes gradual growth of this portion of producers and highlights a local remedy advertisement offering thirty days treatment for kidney bladder and rheumatic issues for $1 with money-back guarantee, Pineules claim no alcohol and gentle on the stomach, sold by A C Koep pen & Brow.
Liverpool consul J L Griffiths reports on widespread reuse of grain sacks after emptying. Local bag dealers buy and return thousands of sacks to the United States to be reused with wheat or cereals. Sacks are overhauled and mended before reentry into trade. Market prices for mended hog feed sacks are given in small lots with regional price cues. Best for sick headaches and biliousness advertised in period ad copy.
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