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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1909
Page
4
Publication and circulation details for the East Oregonian Pendleton Oregon outline daily weekly and semi weekly editions. Subscription rates and carrier options are listed with address and bureau information for distribution and postal registration.
The supreme court decision on interstate commerce powers could end federal rate regulation. Judges Grosscup and Kohistat reject PSC oversight, provoking coast papers’ jubilation but signaling a larger shift. If sustained, Congress must empower the commission or the government may seize and operate railways to protect common carriage. Public opinion spreads against extraction by a few rail magnates.
A Portland dairyman sought inspection from the state food and dairy inspector after suspecting tuberculosis in a cow. He was told the matter was not the commissioner’s business, despite claims that 10 percent of Oregon cows may be tubercular. The piece argues for stricter enforcement and clarifies certificate requirements for dairies serving cities over 10,000.
The piece argues bovine tuberculosis may pass to humans and urges strict dairy inspections. It condemns lax enforcement by J. W. Bailey as food and dairy commissioner and calls for a zealous official to uphold regulations, reduce tubercular cows, and strengthen the dairy industry.
The piece cites attacks on direct primaries by Pittsburg and New York aldermen and notes how self serving politicians use party labels to gain power. It quotes the Detroit News on partisan and profiteering aims, arguing party is often a cloak for abuses in local politics. It questions leaders like Boss Murphy and Abe Ruef for caring little about party doctrines.
A provocative remark questions the benzoate of soda debate by proposing that Secretary Wilson and supporters ingest it to reveal its effects. The comment frames the issue as a test of credibility and public safety, reflecting heated opinions on chemical additives.
The piece envisions aviation as the world’s leading sport. It predicts air motor cycles will be devised and within reach of people of average wealth, allowing broad public participation and enjoyment.
If Harriman would really get sick, Wall Street would suffer a sharp shock and trigger a fearful spasm in markets. Investors weigh the impact on leadership and confidence as merchants monitor railroad and finance circles for signals.
A municipal notice states the Fall and Winter sign is now in evidence as part of a zoning display. The change affects storefront signage standards and may influence upcoming permit evaluations.
In Norman F Backs Mack s National Monthly June recounts Milburn s nine word introduction of President William McKinley at the Pan American exposition grounds Buffalo just before the assassination. The press table recalls Milburn s line Ladies and gentlemen the president of the United States as the epitome of an introductory speech.
The post office business of the United States grew from about $1,000,000 in 1820 to $11,500,000, highlighting a rapid expansion in federal postal services and revenue over the period.
Odd home remedies and cosmetic tips cover glue in milk for crepe texture, shoewear care with vaseline and ocher, whitening paste for mother of pearl, cold water to loosen rings, dry magnesia to preserve pearls, emery for knife handles, ammonia in bathwater, almond oil for eyebrows, caution against rolling eyes, alcohol for silk spots, dampening rain hats with cold water, neck and throat care against tight collars, oatmeal and bay rum lotion, sorrel or rhubarb for stains, weld treatments for warts using a wooden toothpick.
A Chicago family adapts to electric labor saving devices as the HKrondwinner earns 18 dollars weekly. The wife manages cooking ironing and laundry with washing machines wringers and flatirons powered by a single motor. An electric cabinet oven and iron plates cook meals transforming back breaking work into convenience.
A Yonkers Statesman item features a city official accusing an agent that a sold lot at Lonesome Hurst is waterlogged. The agent replies that they will stock it for fishing next season, illustrating the power of speech arising from patient silence.
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