Portland market for horses grows at Stockdale yards
Portland eyes rising status as a top stock market for horses and mules with plans for dedicated horse stalls at Stockdale yards. Centralizing horse trading would mimic hog and cattle markets, drawing buyers and sellers to a single location. Week shows strong demand for hogs, calves gaining importance, cattle steady, and sheep and lambs firm with record arrivals moduled by high volumes and stable prices.
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Stockdale Yards
Jean Éexpene
Solliere
Portland
East
Middle West
Nebraska
Inez
Wheat Market Outlook Drives Higher Prices This Week
The Portland wheat market shows higher prices due to improved abroad conditions with Bluestem grades widening their differential. Oats and barley firm with producer leverage over buyers, while flour mills and exporters report selective price cuts. Chicago futures for December and May fluctuate, reflecting cautious demand and the approach of next two to three months of market adjustments.
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Portland
China
Japan
Philippines
Chicago
Gowramene
Building Trades Meet in Tampa for Second Annual Convention
The building trades department of the American Federation of Labor will hold its second annual convention in Tampa during the present week. A highly interesting session is anticipated.
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Building Trades Meet
Tampa
Pia
Building Trades Department of the
American Federation of Labor
Initu Elty
Moose convention delegates gather in Washington round up
Moose fraternity members from the Social Order held a large herd round up in Washington on October 11 as a preliminary event ahead of the national convention.
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Washington
Social Order of Moose
The Hatfield feud figure tied to postoffice crime tale
Dusty archives recount Harrison Hatfield of the famed Hatfield clan in a West Virginia case. A burned post office, a missing registered letter, recovered funds, and fraud by a local postmaster led to Hatfield’s tragedy and a notorious feud’s legacy in regional history.
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Washington
Postoffice Department
Hatfield
Moundsville
Horsepen
West Virginia
Guyan Valley
Logan
Alexander H. Treat
Trent
Post Office
F. M. Tree
Any
Hatfeld
Harrison Hatfield
Schools Teach Kindness to Animals in Chicago
Chicago teachers face a new state order requiring a weekly half hour on kindness, justice and humane treatment of animals. The law penalizes neglect by withholding 5 percent of teachers’ monthly salaries and directs duties through a circular from Superintendent Elin Flagg Young to all principals and teachers.
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Pfor
Tillite
Elin Flagg Young
Kohoda
Wealthiest Boy in World Lacks a Watch on Voyage
New York. John Nicholas Brown ten years old, reputed wealthiest boy, arrived aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm Der Grosse with mother Mrs N By Brown. A nursemaid cared for him as he explored the ship, lamenting the absence of a watch. He reportedly broke several watches recently while exercising. His mother stopped watches from being worn.
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New York
Johin Nicholas Brown
N. By, Brown
Nurc
Monster candle weighs three hundred pounds
Philadelphia reports a candle weighing 300 pounds carried by five men for the Tristan Catholic church procession honoring Our Mother of Sorrows. The event drew about 2000 parishioners with services led by Rev. Angelo Caruso and Rev. D A Sceattabrella. A floral church piece in pink and white carnations stood out among other arrangements.
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Philadelphia
D. A. Sceattabrella
Destruction of Charles Warren Stoddard Manuscripts
San Francisco reports that several valuable Stoddard manuscripts were burned by his housekeeper at his request before death. Efforts by Iaa Coolbrith and A M Robertson sought to salvage the poems for a forthcoming volume, with one title known as In the Shadow or Where Life Frowns.
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San Francisco
Charles Warren Stoddard
Boston
Iaa Coolbrith
A. M. Robertson
Stoddard
Harry Whitney in Painful Dilemma Over Polar Treasures
New York report details Harry Whitney facing a tricky choice after returning from the Arctic. With Peary holding his trophies and photographs from 14 months above the rim, Whitney fears offending both Peary and Cook while weighing a possible $ lawsuit for disposition. Read the East Oregonian.
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New York
Harry Whitney
North Pole
Millionaire
Peary
Whitney Katherea
Spejourn
Artic Circle
Whitney
Whitney Wis
Sue Peary
Dr. Cook
Reukon
Cook
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