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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1913
Page
7
A physician promotes a focused practice claiming superior qualification to treat chronic ailments. He boasts long experience in one line, promises proper diagnosis and correct treatment for nervous, vascular, skin, kidney, liver, stomach, heart, lung, bowel, prostate, eye, ear, scrofula and other chronic and nervous diseases of both sexes. Office features modern electrical appliances for his specialty.
The City of Pendleton invites sealed bids for street sprinkling in four districts for 1913. Proposals include per-team rates, hours, and requirements, with delivery of a bid bond of 500 dollars and opening May 7 at 7:30 p m. The city reserves right to reject all bids and notes related to gravel pavement and drainage work. Local notices mention Chamberlains ointment for back pain and are included in the article.
The City of Pendleton Oregon invites sealed bids for a fire alarm system with specifications on file. Bids to include labor and materials per mile of line construction and comply with Pacific Coast Underwriters. five percent certified check required. bids opened May 7 1913 at 7 30 PM. city reserves right to reject any or all bids.
Chicago May 6 Wheat futures eased after a morning dip with May and July off 1 Sc to 1 4d and September down 1 4c. Afternoon covering lifted May to lead gains of 1 8 to 5 8d while ships and stocks declined. Reports from Liverpool favored American crop prospects and political outlook keeping a cautious tone, with Russia and La Plata offers firmer and domestic supplies shrinking.
Updated price data across wheat futures and spot markets with Portland and Willamette Valley references. Wheat futures show May and July opens with highs near 90 and 91, barley and oats quoted with feed and milling values, flour pricing at Willamette Valley and local levels, hay and millstuff prices, and grain bags noted.
The City of Pendleton Oregon invites sealed bids for 200 water bonds par value two hundred thousand dollars. Bonds bear 6 percent semi annual interest and mature in 20 years. Bids due May 14 1912 at 5 PM in City Hall. Bidder must include a 2000 certified check payable to the Mayor, refundable if not awarded. Address bids to Thomas Fitz Gerald City Recorder Pendleton Oregon. The city reserves right to reject any or all bids. Dated April 1th 1913. THOMAS FITZGERALD
Sealed bids for a fire department auto chemical hose wagon carrying at least 1000 feet of standard hose and a 60 gallon tank must be filed by 5 PM May 7 1013 with the Pendleton Oregon Recorder and addressed to the Mayor and Common Council. A bid bond payable to the Mayor is required. bids will be opened at the regular May 7 1915 meeting.
City of Pendleton fixes payment on bonds numbers one and two Series D and number one Series FE at American National Bank Pendleton Oregon. Interest on these bonds ceases on this date May 2 1913. Treasurer Lee Moorhousee deputy Wm Mickelsen signs.
Bentley and Leffingwell, fire life and accident insurance agents relocate to 815 Matt Street with Main 404. Peterson and Wilson, attorneys at law, rooms 3 and 4 Smith Crawford building. Douglas W Bailey, attorney at law, will practice in all state and federal courts, rooms 1, 2, 2 and 4 over Taylor Hardware Co.
Open market cattle in North Portland saw record prices today with three loads of Idaho stock at 6.30 and two head at 8.35, the highest since holiday peaks. Receipts included Sunday arrivals with slight gains over last week across ranges for heavy and fancy steers, cows, calves, and bulls, while hogs and sheep saw varied activity and feeder demand from yard-based buyers.
A vintage advertisement extols Dr. King's New Discovery as a proven cough and cold remedy. It claims rapid, permanent relief for bronchial and lung ailments, cites testimonials including Mrs. J. E. Cox, and notes guaranteed satisfaction with money-back offer and local availability at Koeppen's Drug Store.
Louis W Hill, chairman of the Great Northern, plans a dramatic Rocky Mountain illumination for the A A A Glidden Run from Twin Cities to Glacier National Park. Atop peaks near Glacier Park station, a score of men will ignite tons of colored fire powder as the pilot car approaches within forty miles of the range. The tour marks the first national reliability run into the Rockies and features Long-Time-Sleep, a Glacier Park reservation figure, adding interest.
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