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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1910
Page
7
The Art Athena area firm Peterson and Wilson expresses firm belief in Direct Primary Law good roads strict prompt law enforcement efficient public funds better schools and the square deal as enduring progress of man and his institutions.
C C A Barrett announces candidacy for Joint Senator for the 19th District comprising Umatilla Union and Morrow counties. He seeks Republican primary support for September 24 1910 and pledges to advance direct primary law road improvement economy efficiency in public service.
Geary Kimbrell submits as republican candidate for county surveyor and asks GOP voters to support him in the September 24, 1910 primary. If nominated and elected, he pledges to perform duties to the best of his ability. Receivers notice opens bidding at 2 p.m. September 6, 1910 at Mark Moorhouse’s Pendleton office for Pendleton Creamery plant and fixtures with an approximate $6000 original cost. Cash bids at high bid with 10 percent certified check. Moorhouse Receiver signals right to reject bids.
Creditors of the Pendleton Creamery company in Pendleton Oregon must certify and present all claims to Mark Moorhouse receiver at 112 E Court Street Pendleton Oregon on or before September 7 1910.
Notice states Pendleton city will receive bids for one carload of lumber 3x12 inches with lengths 16 14 and 12 feet and for rock spring lump coal delivered to city hall basement. Bids due August 17 1910 at 7 30 p m. by John Hailey Jr acting recorder. Also notice of a brown gelding unclaimed, sale August 26 1910 at City Pound Oregon Feed Yard for cash to cover costs. TOM GURDANE city marshal.
At North Portland Oregon on August 15 a heavy livestock intake was reported with 696 hogs 759 cattle and 1919 sheep since Saturday. Lambs firm at $6 while Willamette valley cattle struggle to exceed $5.50 due to heavy weights. market opening slow as packers are full. Outside hogs arrived contracted pre arrival from several western and midwestern shippers. price ranges for cattle hogs and sheep given with comparisons to prior years and general value levels.
Eugene doctor Edward Ziniker lives seven miles south of Eugene with his wife and ten children. From five acres of beaverdam land he grows onions poultry and fruit and reports 500 bushels of onions per acre this year. He owns 350 acres, plans to use more for timber and brush land, and recently traveled to town with a large load of onions and fruits for the county exhibit in Portland. He will supply products for the Oregon exhibition car to be sent east by Hill railroad.
Toklo Mr Yamakawa a Japanese engineer devises a mechanism to remove long winded speakers from a hall. Pipes run from seats to the pulpit floor which can drop away by leaden balls released secretly, taking the orator with it as audience cheers. The device promises various applications.
The East Oregonian is described as Eastern Oregon's representative paper, leading and appreciated by readers who support it through generous patronage. It serves as the advertising medium for the section, underscoring its local prominence and community role.
Cuban racehero Sr. Thomas Estrada Palma will wed Miss Helen Douglas Browne next week in New York. The item covers social notes from Broadway and Madison Square Garden, Vienna student arrivals, ethical culture leader Felix Adler’s birthday, Negro business league plans with Booker T. Washington and Theodore Roosevelt, and Montenegrin royal celebrations in the city. It also notes New York’s street gangs, social issues, and Laura Libbey’s vaudeville rise.
The notice advertises a subscription option offering delivery by carrier at 65 cents per month. It highlights affordable rates for readers preferring home delivery and mentions available terms or sign-up details.
The New York market opened higher but weakness in United States Steel shares dragged prices. Steel common closed 1 1/8 points under Saturday with no trading in preferred. Total volume by 2 PM was 259,100 shares as gold shipments from South Africa remained unsettled, dampening banker sentiment.
Cantor Sirota of Warsaw, praised for a voice likened to Caruso, wows English audiences. Birrell recounts an amused moment as a Hebrew listener offered $40 for a suit. Sirota rejects a $387,100 yearly stage deal to stay with synagogue duties in Warsaw.
Klamath Falls Oregon Savidge Brothers Lumber company nears completion of a large planing mill to start within ten days. It features twin boilers and Myers Automatic cut-off engine at 100 horsepower. The latest planer will handle lumber up to 14 inches thick and 30 inches wide with a daily capacity of 6000 to 10000 feet, with sanding added later for fine finishing grades.
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