Oregon Crop and Market Conditions in Late May
Weather across the northwestern grain belt is cool with rain needed to avert crop damage. Potatoes show a natural price retreat after extreme highs, while cattle prices peak near 6.70 per cwt signaling a market turn. Hog and sheep receipts were solid in Portland yards with stable prices, and feeders faced tight margins due to high feed costs.
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Jin
Portland
Welser
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Iaha
Toy
Graina
Portland Yarde
Senators Debate Date For Tariff Vote On June 2
Washington May 22 Senator Aldrich urged fixing June 2 for the final tariff vote but faced objections from Senator Daniela. The motion was tabled for further consideration as Aldrich claimed three fourths of the duty bill could be disposed of and much durable paragraph agreement existed. Senator McCumber spoke in support of aiming to place timber on the free list amid ongoing tariff discussions.
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Washington
Aldrich
Senate
Daniela
Mater
Walt
Cummings
McCumber
North Dakota
Missouri Mules Arrive in Pendleton June 1
Three earloads of extra large Missouri mules arriving in Pendleton about June 1. Parties interested may view at the stock yards on that date. Dunham & Keithley handle arrangements.
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Missouri
Wil
Pendleton
Dunham & Keithley
Shifting Blame for Sin Fails to End Its Sowing
A concise reflection argues that blaming others for wrongdoing does not stop the underlying causes or spread of sin. It emphasizes personal responsibility and the need to address root motives rather than dodge accountability.
Portland Boosters Welcome Interstate Commerce Decision
Portland residents hail the Interstate Commerce Commission ruling opening the Portland gateway for through tickets and passenger interchange between Hill and Harriman lines. Merchants plan citywide rose festival decorations to attract out of town visitors. A Michigan capitalists group, with over 50 million dollars, visit Portland to explore Oregon timber prospects. Brownsville joins the Oregon Development League as train service improves on June 1 with the Shasta Limited debut. Civil War veterans prep for the state encampment in Corvallis on June 2, 9 and 4.
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Portland
Ore
Inter‘lite Commerce Commission
Portland Gateway
The
Hill
Harriman Ines
Harriman
Supreme Court
Tourlata
Golme
Oregon
Michigan-Pacific Lumber Company
Brownsville
California
Willamette Valley
Corvallis
Armour & Co bonds fuel packing industry merger talk
Armour & Co announced fifty million dollar bonds, with thirty million sold to National City Bank and Kuhn, Leach & Co. Rumors say dominant packing interests plan a merger of leading firms, amid recent Swift & Co and Cudahy issues. Samuel McRoberts gave a brief statement on capital needs and expansion. Armour family reportedly invested six million of the bonds. much of the rest reportedly sold in Europe. Read the want ads today.
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Chicago
Armour & Co
National City Bank
Kuhn, Leach & Co
New York
Swift & Co
Cudahy Packing Company
Samuel McRoberts
J. Ogden Armour
Armour Firm
McRoberts
Armour
Europe
Woolgrowers and Buyers Disagree in Idaho Markets
Boise reports a wool gale at Mountain Home disposing of 426000 pounds at 21 to 22.5 cents per pound with about a dozen buyers present. In Shaniko Oregon a dispute over buck wool discounts foresees no sale unless compromise reached, about 1000000 pounds ready for today’s market, potential June 1 sales. Buyers demand half-off buck wool, growers offer one third. several bids and clips sold at 21.625 to 22.375 cents.
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Boise
Idaho
Mountain Home
Chicago
Shaniko
Ore
E. W. Brigham
W. E. Hunt
Charles Green
G. Kampfer
M. Maxwell
PendletonNotice on Noxious Weeds Enforcement
City ordains property owners and occupants to destroy Russian thistle Canada thistle Chinese thistle cocklebur and silver salt bush before seeding and to the street line. Violations incur fines from five to one hundred dollars or 3 to 50 days imprisonment. Dated May 20, 1909. THOS FITZGERALD City Recorder.
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Pendleton
Common Council
City of
Pen- Metonn
Thos, Fitzgerald
City Recorder
Here comes the lady who wrote those articles
A brief item notes Here comes the lady who wrote about living royally on six dollars a week, with a sharp jab from Satan and a nod to Lippincott's magazine. The line hints at a literary figure associated with the popular column and a satirical remark about her peers.
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Satan
Lippincott
Bankrupt Notice for Harry Bartholomew of Echo Oregon
In the District Court of Oregon, Harry Bartholomew of Echo was adjudicated bankrupt on May 19, 1909. First meeting of creditors at Pendleton, Umatilla County, Oregon on June 3, 1909 at 10:00 a.m. to prove claims, appoint trustee, examine the bankrupt, and conduct related business. Referee in Bankruptcy.
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District Court of the
Pendleton
Umatilla County
Oregon
Thos, Fitzgerald
Notice of Street Improvement in Pendleton 1909
The Pendleton common council on May 19 1909 resolved to improve Pine street from Railroad to Webb by excavations fills and rolling to established grade at city cost chargeable to fronting property owners. A notice will be published in the East Oregonian for ten days informing interested parties to govern themselves accordingly. Dated Pendleton Oregon May 20 1909.
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Common Council
City of
Pendleton
Pine Street
Railroad Street
Webb Street
City Road
Pondieton
Recorder
East Oregonian
Oregon
A. D
Thos, Fitzgerald
City Recorder
Oregonian Credited by Readers for Steady Coverage
The paper serves Eastern Oregon as the community’s representative publication with broad reader support through steady patronage, including in advertising.
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Thomas Oregonian
Oregon
East Oregonian
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