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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1919
Page
2
Corn markets steady with mixed grain activity. Cattle demand remains best for cows while steers show steady prices. receipts are light. Range notes list steers from 4.00 to 10.50 for various grades, cows and heifers from about 5.75 to 8.26, calves from 8.00 to 16.00, stockers 7.00 to 9.25, with mutton and lambs showing little price change and limited receipts in the same general range.
Seeding plans cover several thousand acres in the Teel district with rye as starter crop next spring to prepare land for irrigation water in 1921. Contracts for land breaking are set, with Pendleton men Joe Kerley and D. Hill bringing a bio outfit to Koho to seed large tracts. The rye will be dished in without full soil turnover to avoid wind erosion, enabling an early harvest. Subsequent plans call for rye again next fall and alfalfa in spring after water becomes available, to boost hay yields.
Gaylord Madison reports on 440 acres of rye this year with a price assumption of 480 per ton yielding a gross of 18.25 per acre and a net of 11.19 per acre after costs. Ground preparation 3.50 per acre, harvesting 3.55, and seeding this fall 1.55 per acre. He notes the land will require minimal prep for future rye planting.
London newspapers react to Bonar Law's suggestion on Franco British American defense alliance linking US entry to approval. The Times questions intent and warns of French alarm while the Chronicle notes the US Senate shock may hinder next steps this month.
Sault Ste Marie Mich November 24 No trace found of any crew from the steamer Myran after it sank in a severe storm Saturday off Whitefish Point The vessel carried a crew of 18 and was lost in rough seas with no survivors reported to date.
A fragmented line from the Cincinnati Enquirer warns against petty grievances and urges keeping tax affairs orderly to reduce worry. The snippet suggests fiscal prudence but offers no concrete events or dates.
Convalescence after pneumonia typhoid and grip can seem slow but Hood's Sarsaparilla is promoted as a real, rapid remedy. The ad claims thousands have benefited and urges readers to take Hood's for faster restoration.
An advertisement urges quitting tobacco with Nicotol from unnamed merchants. It claims health and memory will improve, warns against nicotine addiction, and promotes Dr. Conner of Johns Hopkins Hospital discussing tobacco’s evils. Local druggists in the city are named as suppliers.
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