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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1922
Page
2
North Portland market notes show calves and sheep trading with mixed demand. Cattle prices eased with bids around 8.00 up, while hogs and grain futures moved irregularly amid broader market activity. Foreign and domestic stock moves influenced sentiment as markets posted varied gains and losses.
Chicago market notes show cattle and veal trading with varying demand and prices, including top cattle at strong bids, feeder steer and lamb values steady, and grain futures in Snowy market terms. Grain prices ticked up for wheat and alfalfa, with Winnipeg and Seattle deliveries noted for nearby futures.
International News Service correspondent from Moscow reports the first Russ Flivver is now on sale. The Soviet state press notes industrial strength recovery as the Velikaya process advances and aims to boost production across sectors.
A Soviet plant completed its first all metal automobile based on Twiki materials and new device enhancements. The ceremony featured Kalin and officials as workers celebrated a milestone, with production planned at twenty machines monthly for the rest of the year and rising to higher outputs in 1928 and 1930.
San Francisco reports post offices plan to reduce twine usage by 70 items this year. Officials cite seasonal needs and Christmas shipping demands while emphasizing caution and efficiency.
An OCR fragment hints at a garbled discussion of theater figures and a murder mystery or divorce angle. Names appear distorted and phrases about Ford, money, and human kindness surface strangely. The piece reads like a chaotic society column or satirical note from a newspaper page.
The report describes Milton fishing in Clear Creek where Blin Monroe, a local boss man, cast line and hooked a trout. He landed a speckled trout after striking, then added two more catches before heading home.
The report notes increasing personal crisis reports in New York City with figures on suicides and murders. It cites 12,144 vegetated last year, mentions deportations, and highlights suicides in Europe including Berlin London Paris and Budapest, and tragic self-harm by entire families in a village.
Washington November 21 official protests warn that breaking up the Southern Pacific and Central Pacific would impoverish the Central Pacific and hurt the public on the Pacific coast. Leo J Spencer of the Southern Pacific says losing Central Pacific support could halve Transcontinental freight volume and ignite freight rate tensions noted during testimony before the interstate commerce commission.
An acetylene explosion at Olympia Forge Works in Waeh Nevada caused destruction to the plant and injuries to workers. Four tanks were damaged and several employees sustained harm, with the incident prompting emergency response and investigations.
A historic note on a Model Morrittas who bears multiple duties for heirs, including roles as a rite, cook, teacher and moral instructor. The text claims many Conservations women break under such strain, with others finding life improved by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, praised for relief.
An explosion hurled heavy timbers into the street and an alley, breaking windows in several nearby buildings. William Bielke and J W Jenkins, proprietors, escaped to the street uninjured as the blast occurred. Damage to the plant stood at 1000 and to the UHS at 500.
An advertisement claims Freezone instantly stops corn pain and loosens the corn for removal with fingers. It touts a small bottle sold by druggists for a few cents, suitable for hard or soft corns and between toes, with no soreness or irritation.
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