Hogs and Cattle Markets Mixed in Portland Sale
Reports from North Portland show hogs selling 6.50 to 7.50 and heavy cattle trading at steady to firmer prices. Oregon grain and hay prices listed with regional ranges, while Chicago wheat prices edged higher on a cautious market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
North Mortland
North Portling
North Portland
Cholee
Bliester
Willamette Valley
Turkey
Rep Valley
Oregon
Chicago
Liverpool
Northwest
Cies
Overbeck & Cooke Co
Mother's Friend Promises Healthier Expectant Mothers
Prepares the system before birth to ease pregnancy and recovery. Advocates that delaying aid leads to weaker health. promotes relief of ligament strain, prevents numbness, and soothes breast inflammation. Claims quicker recovery and a healthy mother, with sale through drug stores and a free preparatory booklet from Bradfield Regulator Co. Atlanta, Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eildren
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Adams and Vicinity News Notes
Special correspondence from Adams Oregon reports local visitors and social calls. John King Wis business visitor to Pendleton. Mrs Coffey returned from Pendleton to Adams with her ill daughter in hospital. Professor Gulott made a business visit. J T Lleusth on and Regella attended in Will a Walla. Mrs Rhube Wilson and Mr Murray hosted Pendleton guests. Mr and Mrs Christopher returned from Portland summer residence. William Holdman visited Pendleton Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams, Ore
John King
Pendleton
Chirley Carpenter
Adamis
Tommy ‘Tehrin
The
Interior Warehouse Company of
J.T Lleustlhon
Regella
Willa Walla
Rhube Wilson
Murry
Chrisstopher
Adams
Porthind
William Holdman
Widow Keeps Joyful Tone At Spouse’s Funeral
In Indianapolis widow Ruhland dressed in white sang hymns beside her husband’s coffin, read his last request for a white dress and no mourning, and spoke of apparent afterlife contact. The service ended with a cremation, and no tears were shed.
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Indianapolis
Indi
Charles "Bublin
Bubland
Rubland
Mra
Ruhland
Bulland
Husbad
Bohiend
Severed Snake Attacks Four In Caln Farm Incident
In West Caln town site a serpent attacked a pigster and a Ute woman described seeing the snake drinking near a pump. Farm workers plus Harry Peters and John Griffith pursued the reptile about a half mile from the house, killing half its body after a struggle with tools. The snake reportedly measured forty four inches long and four inches thick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coatesville
Harry Paters
Dismiss Drinking Credits at West Point Convictions
Washington reports a shift in Army and Navy policy toward mild punishments for intoxication. General Taft approved sentences for four cadets from West Point recently convicted of intoxication after a Supreme Court review. Four others were sent to barracks and gymnasium confinement beginning May 31, with weekly punishment tours on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Disciplinary officers will dismiss inmates east of the Mississippi as to those whose sentences were commuted, except Edward S. Male of California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Titoxleaton
Army
Uivs
Wes Gannon
Windepart
Taft
Blind Man Regains Sight After Delicate Eye Surgery
Old Man of Bristol, Pa-Althourc, twice operated on both eyes for cataracts, had eyesight obscured by cataracts. After a Philadelphia specialist suggested a delicate eyelid operation, he underwent surgery and can read fine print again.
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Old Man
Oan
Pine “Iint
Bristol
Philadelphia
Sailor
WANTED Salesmen and assorted local advertisements
Wanted salesmen for exclusive territory no experience needed sell Yakima Valley fruit stock opportunity weekly cash Toppenish Nursery Company advertises outfit free curtains laundry service offered by Madam Kennedy hair dressing and shampooing items for sale East Oregonian offers legal blanks and subscriptions plus rental notices for an Exnet Oregonian building with steam heat and updated utilities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Valley
Toppenish Nursery Company
Toppanish
Wanh
Pendleton dealer advertises used goods and prices
A Pendleton dealer lists second hand goods with low prices and invites customers to call or visit at 210 EL Court street. It claims to offer the cheapest place in Pendleton to buy horseh old items and provides a phone contact Black 3171.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroble
Aeh
Pendleton
Gomis
EL Court Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cass Matlock
Justice Court
Ene
East Oregonian Office
Annie
Sfood
Orpheum Theatre
Medernach
Propriet
Pendleton’s Popular
St. George Hotel
First National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
Give
Adams and Vicinity
Witte
Pennsylvania
Browning
United States
Eurogie
East Oregonian
East Oregonian Pub. Com
Kennedy
Circuit Court
Exnet Oregonian Buiilding
BR. of
And
Bath
Qure
Classified
Insurance and Land Business
Hartman Abstract CO
Umatilla
Accient Insurance
James Johns
H. Marsh
Sec
Gentley & Leffisgwell
Main Street
ITV
Thompson Street
Carney & Bradley
Calo
J. L. Vaughan
Ldt
Mississippi
Cieh Work Ly
Capital Chy Nursery Co
Saturn
Jno
Schmidt
Cop Matty
D. BR
Waffle
C. C
R. W. Fletcher
K. RS
Oregonian
Howland & Reineman
Eniinee
Layanrvesiya
Walter Tive
Mieniontis Reinvisccd
Candrete Works Irisation Werk O Specialty
Bpreewater Re
G. Lucas
Athena
Mirsat National Bank of Athena
Farmers Bank of Weeton
Para
Secondailand Dealers
H. &. Garfield, M D
Judd Block
Lynne Blakeslee
Judh
Main
Court Streets
Dh. Thomas Vaughan
Judd Building
Malin
BD. C. M'Nabh
Koepren's
East Court Street
Res
CW. Gassen
At. D
Mokillip Veterinary College of
Ohicago
Bush St
Raley & Raley
Attorneys AT Law
Boling
James A. Fer
Despain Building
R. J. Slater
Attorney AT Law
Carter & Smythe
American National Park Building
James B. Perry
Office Over Taylor Hardware Company
Lowell & Winter, Attorneys and Concussors At Law
George W. Covtts
Schmidt Block
Feterson & Wilson
Smith— Crawford Building
Frederick Steiner
Offfse Tin Smith-Crawford Builtilne
Douglas W. Ratley
Will
Erate
Federe
Tinome
Taylor Hardware
Johnson & Skrarle
Tromnove
Huw
Kieping Eoome
Steam
Bae Cringe
Reniovatiit
Ung D. Gow
Ale Street
Tallman Drug Co
Enat
Carrion
Cottonwood Street
East
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