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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1905
Page
7
In a weekly Mill er & Co review, exporters face a stubborn cotton market as they must meet November shipping commitments. Farmers are urged to hold crops, while rains and frosts depress late pickings, pushing premiums on higher grades up. Liverpool sales of 12,000 to 14,000 bales reflect exporter pressure and dwindling reserves.
Washington reports a French sugar and heat treatment preserves fresh wood and gives an aged look. Consul Atwell notes sugar seasoned wood resists termites in trials in India and tropical markets, signaling a shift from teak and eucalyptus and potentially reshaping export timber dynamics. A Bucksen Arnica Salve endorsement follows, praising healing with local stores listing price.
At Portland Supple shipyards Northern Pacific Railway plans fifteen scows from 70 to 124 feet for Columbia and Willamette service. Vessels haul bridge material amid North Bank road construction with a 70 foot pile driver included. Completion targeted early February 1905 and related steamers sold or built for contractors in Hover and surrounding areas.
All persons knowing themselves to be indebted to D Kemler and Son are urged to call at the old stand on Court street in the next few days to settle their accounts at once and to pay costs.
Several girls are sought at the Golden Rule Store to assist in the big closing sale. Applications should be made Monday. The sale starts Wednesday morning at o clock. The Eastern Railway and Lumber Company plans to build a new sawmill at Centralia Washington costing about 100000 dollars with a daily capacity of 126000 feet.
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