Wheat Takes Sharp Movement In Market
Chicago November 2 Wheat prices rallied with an 8.4 cent gain to 1 cent bushel, opening higher than Monday and strengthening through the day. Short covering rose as buyers flooded in, with reports from Buenos Aires and Manobitan firming sentiment. Track prices for milling and export markets showed gains, with various grades quoted from 6.84 to 9.34 per bushel and flour prices mixed across patent and baking grades.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Hay and feed prices for Willamette Valley and Oregon routes
The report lists hay prices in the Willamette Valley with timothy at fancy levels 1 to 16.50 per ton and ranges for alfalfa 13.60 to 14, vetch and vals 11 to 12, clover 9 to 19, plus eastern Oregon Rondaho timothy 16 to 16.50. Stated throughputs include bran 20.60 to 21, middlings 29.60 to 30, shorts 32.60 to 33 per ton. Clover seed No 1 red prices show country points at 110 to 101-2e and Portland delivery at 12 to 120.
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Willamette Valley
Portland
Alaike
Nominal Receipts in Portland Yards Report
In North Portland yards hogs were scarce with one full load selling at 7.90. Hog prices edged lower in the east while the overall hog range touched 7.00 to 7.85. No cattle arrivals were reported overnight, with yesterday’s sales reaching up to 7.50 and the trade showing modest improvement. Advertisement for Ballard’s Horehound Syrup included.
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The
Journal
Portland
Ore
North Portland
Christmas Tree to Brighten Baker City Streets
Baker Ore Nov 26 Christmas cheer spreads through the city as a huge tree will stand at Main and Center streets. A large star atop the electric lights tree will illuminate the intersection, with branches also being decorated.
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Baker
Ore
City Christmas Tree Will Light Each Evening This Year
The city plans a colored electric tree lighting with a demonstration on fitting. Sunday schools will host Christmas eve exercises and invite children to gather around the tree at 3 o'clock to sing carols as lights are turned on. The tree will blaze daily from 1 p.m. to midnight through New Year’s.
Man would eat 36 eggs at Capon Ranch challenge
In Independence Oregon on November 26 Polk County residents hear Frank Shuck, owner of a capon ranch south of town, claim he can eat 36 medium eggs solo. He cites capon profits and recent shipments to New York weighing 18 pounds, worth 32 cents a pound, totaling 5.75 dollars for the large bird, with 24 cents a pound paid in Portland.
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Capon Ranch
Polk County
Independence
Ore
Frank Shuck
Here
Shuck
New York City
Portland
Young Bride 15 Marries 30 Year Old Man in Vancouver
In Vancouver Washington on November 26 Laura Allen aged 15 years and 5 hours wed Walter J. Dudlles aged 30. The report notes the unusual match as the widow or father M. Allen of Amboy, Walsh, is listed as her parent. An unrelated ad for Herbine bowel regulator appears in the same clipping.
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Laura Allen
Vancouver
Wash
Mists
Allen
Amboy
Walsh
Walter J. Duddles
Law violation not found in Baker Mayor says
Baker Oregon November 24 Mayor Palmer says violations of the law may exist but he cannot find them. Following a recent grand jury report that challenged Governor Wests evidence the mayor began an independent investigation into liquor sales and gambling. Several persons were asked to obtain evidence but reported they cannot find the truth of the charges.
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Baker
Palmer
Brand
West
Belize
Mayr Palmer
Auctioneer Cries Successful Livestock Sales in East Oregon
EF RUDE, an auctioneer and criers of farm sales, notes Lanve orders at East Oregoniar office as he reports on successful livestock auctions and farm sale results in the region.
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Aucion
W. FP Yohner
East Oregonian
C EF Rude
Lanve
East Oregoniar
Spanish plans to curb emigration with rail and road builds
The mayor warns potential law violations while pursuing an active but cool trail in a case. Spain seeks to curb population loss by proposing extensive railroad and highway construction projects to accommodate 200000 emigrants per year.
Catarrh Cure Claim Beats All for Cure Promise
100 Reward, $100. Readers urged that Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity. The ad assertsCatarrh is constitutional and that the remedy works by acting on the blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer $1000 for proof of failure, cite testimonials, and promote F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Sold by druggists and recommended with family pills for constipation.
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Beechams
Beecham
Wure
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Notice of Sewer Construction Bid Pendleton 1913
The City of Pendleton invites sealed bids for a 16 inch sewer on Bush Street from Jackson Street to Rubey Street. Bids due November 26 1913 at 5 pm at the City Recorder office. The council may reject all bids. Dated November 13 1913. City Recorder Thos Fitzgerald.
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Common Council
City of
Pendleton
City Recorders Office
Bush Street
City of Pendleton
Jackson Street
Rubey Street
Pendleton Common Council Plans Bush Street Gravel Pavement
At a October 20 1913 meeting the Pendleton Common Council approved plans for Bush Street from Jackson to Raley Street to be improved with gravel birulithic pavement. The surveyor filed details October 2 1913 with costs, benefits and district boundaries. An assessment district No 32 is created to fund the work, with notices on file in the City Recorder’s office and publication in the Oregonian.
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Common Council
City of
Pendleton
Bukhtreet
Jackson Street
Raley Street
Connell
Cltw
Common Connell
Bush Street
Trish Street
Jorkeon Street
Haley Street
Kish
Geary Kimbrell
Pendletonn
Wits
Raley
Oregon
Eald Raley
Tush Street
Raley and Wien
Rush Street
City Recorder
Stat Orevonlan
Pendleon
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Henry ST
Brooklyn
Dr. King
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Glen Ellyn
Iowa
Italia
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Sam B. Paine
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K. RR
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T. Browns Furniture Store
Moat Modern
Calla
Telephone
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Hartman Abstract CO
Umatilla
James Johns
C. H. Marsh
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Main Street
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Gardvate
M. Phillip Veterinary College
Amatilla Co
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Taylor Hardware CO
George W Coutts
Catatek
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Smith-Crawford Building
S. A. Lowell
Despain Building
Roscoe TN. Johnson
Attorney At Law
Fast
Oregonian
Notics
Oregonian Publishing Company
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Homeopathic
Judd Block
Court Street
Thompson Street
Carney & Bradley
Reaver Engraving Wee Company
Thos. Fitzgerald
Thomas Fitzgerald
House OF Facts
Wonderful County
Union
East Oregonian Pub. CO
Pendleton, Oregon
City and
York & York
York & York Chinese Medicine Co
West Alder St
State
Cor, Webb and Cottonwood Sts
JIM Lee Restaurant
Cottonwood
D. R. Chen
Ke, Webb St
China
Malin
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Chehalis
M.D. Snodgrass
Chehalis, Wash
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