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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1903
Page
3
The wool market faces a keeper’s bluff as about 754000 pounds await sales in Pendleton Oregon with growers seeking 15 cents or more while buyers offer 10 to 13 cents. Storm losses in Montana raise hopes of price gains though the market remains uncertain as warehouses fill and traders bluff.
The Tontaiana Purchase Exposition allocates a quarter of a million dollars to its livestock department with Chief F. J. Coturn and assistants advancing plans for a standout display at St Lawre. Thirty seven acres of wooded lands feature fine pavilions for the livestock show, with unions noting the employment issue for skilled workers and seeking remedies.
The Coachmen in private families forming four unions in Chicago about two months ago have been chartered by the Teamsters National Union of America. Delegates sit in the teamsters' joint council amid a 200 member base that continues to grow. No uniform wage scale is planned. efforts will focus on bettering members' conditions, supplying employers with reliable men, and elevating the calling.
Friegson and Atay arens Gilte of Athena visit their mountain home for a few days. R J Boddy and wife visited Athena on business as Boddy closes his butcher shop for months in the mountains. Peter Kimbusk and family of Cold Sprites visited Mrimbusk's brother Peter Narkins. Tillie McGrauthiin of Meech am visits her parents here. James Llevalien took a band of about 40 two year olds to Buck Mountain for summer pasture. Bo Crojeen returns Wednesday after a successful term in Lower Cold Springs. Washington Star quip on money ends.
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