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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1913
Page
3
Irene Franklin performs Grandmother's Lullabies with Burt Green handling music as a collaboration promising gentle, nostalgic songs. The program features intimate vocal delivery and soothing arrangements, highlighting traditional lullaby repertoire.
Chicago wheat prices moved after Thursday crop figures with July and September firming from early lows. May saw a brief upturn to 90 1-2 cents before easing, and overall the day closed 3-8 to 1-2 cents higher for new crop months. Duluth wheat sale noted and Minneapolis stocks declined 10,000 for the week as world shipments projected around 11.6 million.
Classified directory listing fraternal lodge schedules, funeral services, real estate and insurance services, local doctors and professionals, and engraved stationery with offices in Pendleton Oregon.
The City of Pendleton Oregon invites sealed bids for 200 bonds of par value 200000 dollars at 6 percent interest maturing in 20 years. Bidder must submit a 2500 dollar certified check payable to the Mayor. checks forfeited if the bid is awarded and not carried out. Bids due May 14 1913 at City Hall.
The Portland wheat market shows nominal producer prices tracking basis with multiform values for Bluestem, Red Russian, Fortyfold, Turkey Red and Willamette Valley readings. Barley, oats, flour, hay, millstuffs and grain bags list varied per ton or per 100 pounds as shown, with prices for feed, brewing, patent flour and regional timothy, alfalfa, cheat and clover noted.
Market reports from North Portland show steers and cows pricing at varied levels with notes on weighed versus loaded prices, while hog and sheep markets appear soft. The item also records a 1912 notice from Pendleton for street sprinkling season bids and required bid security.
City of Pendleton Improvement Bonds numbers one and two Series D and number one Series E will be paid upon presentation at American National Bank Pendleton Oregon. Interest on said bonds ceases this date. Dated May 2 1913 Treasurer Lee Moorhouse Byam Mickelsen Deputy
An old patent medicine ad promotes Booths Home as a germ killing air treatment for catarrh. It sells an inhaler for 1.00 and extra bottles for 0.50, with a money back offer from Tallman & Co. reads like a breath therapy remedy for nose and throat ailments.
The likelihood is that spring lambs will fall to the eight dollar level in the coming week, with the best open market offers not exceeding 8265 dollars. This brief notes the downward price trend and current top offers in the market.
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