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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1910
Page
7
Campaign card from Athena Oregon for the Law Firm of Paterson Wilson stressing direct primary law, efficient public funds use, better schools, and steady progress. Emphasizes strict law enforcement and a "Square Deal" approach to governance and institutions.
C A Barrett of Athens in Umatilla County Oregon announces candidacy for Joint Senator for the 19th District comprising Umatilla Union and Morrow counties. He seeks Republican primary support on Sept 24 1910 pledging road and government reform while upholding direct primary and voters’ choice.
Geary Kimbrell asks Republican voters for support in the September 24 1910 primary. He pledged to perform county surveyor duties to the best of his ability if nominated and elected.
Joseph T. Hinkle of Stanfield precinct Umatilla County Oregon with Hermiston address and Republican registration declares acceptance of nomination if nominated for Umatilla County Representative at the September 24 1910 primary. He pledges to qualify and serve if elected.
Sealed bids for the Pendleton Creamery plant and fixtures will be opened at 2 p m on September 6, 1910 at Mark Moorhouse office Pendleton Oregon. Plant includes three ton ice plant churn creamery ice cream equipment and more valued about 6000 original cost. Cash sale to highest bidder with 10 percent certified check. Moorhouse reserves right to reject all bids.
The Portland Union Stock Yards report a dull market with light receipts and no sales breaking the monotony. Buyers and sellers blame the off year in the beef industry, low demand, and a drought that has reduced feed supplies, forcing hay feeding and keeping prices subdued.
Chicago wires report bullish wheat activity as Minneapolis buyers and poor weather lift prices. Liverpool and Paris close higher. Kansas City under Chicago. Minneapolis mills absorb most September and December lots. farmers hold for higher provisions as the brisk demand supports the market.
An advertisement asserts McGee's Baby Elixir contains no injurious or narcotic drugs and markets it as a safe remedy for disordered stomachs bowels fretfulness and teething in infants. The text condemns morphine laden syrups and hints at other products by A C Koeppen and Eron.
Spokane article notes a large U S government display at the dry farming congress in Spokane during the week of October 3. The exhibit spans about 60,000 square feet and features grains, plans and root crops from stations in Belle Fourche South Dakota Philbrook Montana Akron Colorado Coldwell Idaho Nephi Utah Morrow Oregon Newcastle Wyoming Mitchell Nebraska Delhart Texas McKinson North Dakota. Professor EB L Adams from Pallbrook Montana will oversee setup. Martin J Wessels says the display will boost semi arid farming and expand future acreage nationwide.
A vintage household ad promotes Ballard's Herbing for liver balance. It claims irritability at home stems from liver condition and promises relief for the user and those around them. It lists A. C. Koep pen & Broa as the seller and states price as 0 cents per bottle.
An advertorial promoting Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root kidney liver and bladder remedy. It claims relief from back pain rheumatism and urinary issues and offers a free sample bottle and book by mail to readers who mention the notice. The ad lists Binghamton New York as the address and notes bottles are sold by druggists.
Washington reports a world rubber boom spurring widespread planting as demand drives prices to highs. Consul General DuBois cites 76 eastern companies with 36 million shares valued near 50 million dollars, while land previously devoted to coffee and pepper in Singapore and Malacca becomes rubber plantations. The transformation boosts Malacca from neglect to prosperity, as vast wastes and lalang lands convert to rubber fields.
Garfield M D and Blakelea chronic diseases and women ailments advertise offices in Judd block and Judd building with phone numbers. Eie Mann dentist on Main street lists office and residence phones. D C McNabb stock inspector at residence 915 east Court Street. Hartman Abstract Co offers abstracts and real estate services in Umatilla County with insurance offerings. Pendleton leaders Johns Henninger Marsh headed local firms.
Marwell automobile for sale in good condition with a very reasonable price. Ad dress "8" this office.
Philadelphia residents aided by Mrs. Joseph Smith shoveled back a sixty foot pole pit the Delaware County Electric planned to plant in front of her home. They posted an American flag on the mound and forced laborers to remove it. Her husband stood guard with a shotgun all night. The women demand poles be installed on the opposite side of the street where no houses exist.
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