Local Market Prices Reported For Fruits Vegetables and Livestock
Commerce trade column lists prices in Pendleton and nearby markets for Pineapples 6 dollars a dozen Tomatoes 5 cents per pound Peaches and Apricots 10 cents per pound Plums three boxes for 26 cents Beans 6 cents per pound Parsnips 75 cents per sack Cabbage 2 cents per pound Cheese 20 cents per pound Onions 2 cents per pound Green onions 256 cents per dozen New potatoes 1 ½ cents per pound Garlic 1 24 percent per pound Pendleton live stock and poultry pricing covers chickens hens per dozen 2 60 to 3 50 turkeys per pound 10 cents geese per dozen 9 dollars spring chickens per dozen 2 50 to 3 ducks per dozen 3 76 pigeons per dozen 1 60 butter 40 to 66 cents per roll beef cattle cows per hundred 3 10 to 3 26 steers 3 76 to 3 86 hogs live 6 dollars dressed 8 cents calves dressed 8 9 cents Pendleton retail prices list coffee 40 cents per pound best 60 3 1 2 cents per pound next grade Rice 12 1 2 cents per pound, sugar granulated 6 25 per sack salt coarse 1 25 per 100 table 2 60 per 100 flour B B 3 25 per 50 pounds Walter's 3 26 per 50 pounds Skins and pelts include varied hides values and prices for sheep wool mohair pepper hides and numerous animal pelts with dozens of price figures.
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Pendleton
Modia
Java
Best
Walter's
Portland
Wool—Valley
Oregon
Fox
Fisher
Lynx
Mountain and Plain Pageant Opens in Denver Parade
Denver opens the Mountain and Plain festival with a parade of over 600 mounted cowboys honoring the West stockraising industry. A broncho busting contest followed, with three days of features as city decorations showcase carnival colors and crowds from across Colorado attend.
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Mountain and Plain
Denver
Colo
West
Colorado
Big Charity Conference Opens in Springfield Ohio
Visitors fill Springfield for the twelfth annual Ohio state conference of officials of charitable and correctional institutions. Opening tonight features president Lewly G. Gunkel of Dayton with other speakers including Jane Addams of Chicago and Dr. C. B. Sawyer, H. Wright, and Dr. C. C. Probet from Columbus, Cincinnati, and Maron.
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Springfield
Lewly G. Gunkel
Dayton
Jane Addams
Chicago
C. BE. Sawyer
Maron
H. ©. Wright
Cincinnati
C. C. Probet
Columbus
Nebraska Federation of Women's Clubs Meets in Columbus
Columbus Nebraska hosts the annual Nebraska Federation of Women's Clubs convention opened today and to run through Friday. Notables on the program include Governor Savage BE, Benjamin Andrews of Nebraska University, and Mrs. Cinde Hamlin of St. Paul Civic League. Officers report rapid membership growth.
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Columbus
Neb
Nebraska Federation of Women's Clubs
Savage
Benjamin Andrews
Nebraska University
Cinde Hamlin
Civic League of St. Paul
Municipal Electricians Meet Opens in Richmond
The seventh annual convention of the International Association of Municipal Electricians began in Richmond with Austin H. Hateh of Detroit presiding. Attendees include delegates from Newark Erie Toronto Cleveland Pittsburg Omaha Boston and other cities in the U S and Canada. Three days of technical discussions and papers are planned. In Washington state the largest iron foundry is being erected at Centralia at a cost of 26 000 dollars.
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Municipal Electricians
Richmond
International Association of Municipal Electricians
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Hateh
Detroit
Newark
Erie
Toronto
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Pittsburg
Omaha
Boston
Canada
Thrice-a-Week World offer for 1903 readers
The Thrice-a-Week World proclaims growth and reach across states and territories with rapid, accurate reporting and extensive features. For $1 yearly readers receive 156 papers plus serial fiction market reports and more. A combined offer with the Semi-Weekly East Oregonian is available for $2.75 a year, compared with a $3.00 regular price.
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Hve
Walen
East Oregonian
Sheepmen Attention Rent 800 Acres Pasture Land
Notice offers pasture land for rent in Umatilla county. Appointments or inquiries should be directed to Charles Cardinell at 453 12th Street in Portland Oregon. This classified item urges interested sheepmen to contact the listed address for a low rental figure.
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Umatilla County
Charles Cardinell
12Th Street
Portland, Or
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