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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1911
Page
7
Special Correspondence from Adie Oregon reports 180000 sacks of wheat stored in three warehouses awaiting shipment. The Adams area uses 8000 carloads for export. Individuals named include Van Claire of Walla Walla and Mrs Van Clit, with minor local visits and travel noted among residents.
Mrs Madison of Cayuse Station wis Adame Thursday as Tomotsey returned to his home in Adville Wednesday after spending several months in Portland.
John C Stubbs, vice president and traffic director of Harriman Line, announced retirement first of year. Stubbs to reside in Ashland Ohio birthplace 1847. He began railway service in 1860 as a clerk in general freight office of Pittsburg Cincinnati & St Louis Twofoid at Columbus Ohio.
A slight earthquake was felt in Victoria British Columbia at 6:50 p m Thursday night with no damage reported and no injuries.
Myrtle Cobrum of Newburg relates a year of back and head pains, pimples, and a sallow complexion. A friend’s advice led to taking Cardul, yielding swift relief after two bottles. She cites family use and urges sick women to try the purely vegetable tonic, noting its broad benefits and offering free literature from Chatta. Tenn. Ladies’ Advisory Dept. Chatanooga Medicine Co.
East Oregonian readers are urged to try HYOMEI via Tallman & Co offering a complete outfit for 1.00 and extra bottles for 60 cents. The ad claims easy use without cocaine or opium and offers a money back guarantee if not deemed best remedy for catarrh after a trial.
North Portland received only one load of stock, mostly wethers at 93 for 140 pounds average. Yesterdays arrivals moved slowly as demand weakened. steers brought 9.35 per head while some cattle were carried over. Chicago cattle trade steady with 1590 head run. South Omaha 800 head, steers 7.26 to 7.90, cows and heifers 4.00 to 4.10. Hog market weaker locally, South Omaha up 0.5 over yesterday. Chicago tops 6.75. Sheep market remains easy with limited offerings. South Omaha steady lambs 5.00–5.90, yearlings 4.13–5.90, ewes 3.40–8.70. Wheat futures rise amid European gains. Turkish troubles cited. A man named William Ledgerwood fell and broke two ribs in Meyers Falls, Wash.
A notice invites readers to subscribe to magazines or newspapers in the United States or Europe by remitting the publisher’s price by postal note or check. Deductions of ten percent are offered on the publication price, with address to East Oregonian Pub Co in Pendleton Oregon.
An ad lists hair services including shampooing scalp treatment and dyeing with manicuring and hand moulding. Phone contact Block 2092 and rooms 6 7 Schmidt block Pendleton Oregon.
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