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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1910
Page
7
A concise statement from the law firm of Peterson Wilson in Athena Oregon endorsing direct primary law law enforcement road policy and fiscal prudence. It champions better schools and steady progress of institutions under a square deal ethos.
C A Barrett announces candidacy for Joint Senator in Oregon's 19th District covering Umatilla Union and Morrow counties. He submits for Republican voters in the September 24 1910 primary and pledges to support direct primary law road and economy improvements and efficient public service if elected.
Geary Kimbrell respectfully solicits Republican support for the county surveyor nomination at the September 24 1910 primary. If nominated and elected he pledges to perform the duties of the office to the best of his ability.
Joseph T Hinkle of Stanfield Umatilla County Oregon declares candidacy for representative in the September 24 1910 primary. He affirms acceptance if nominated and pledged to serve the people to the best of his ability.
London reports on the last aviator to sail for New York and England for Atlantic Citys September event. The piece covers ballooning interest, taxicab economics in London, European harvests, naval wartime law debates, the Kaisers views on womens movement, and an Alpine air flight contest with 14000 and 2000 prize money.
C K Snow argues in Alaska-Yukon Magazine for restoring Mount McKinley to its Indigenous name Dinasie the high one. He frames the peak as the North’s Mt Ararat and notes long held reverence by the northern peoples whose awe and admiration shaped the name and its usage.
Eugene Oregon crews on the Walterville ditch expansion of 16 miles from Eugene on the McKenzie river receive 40 additional teams and men from Utah Construction to accelerate the Natron extension. Local contractor Carson Mathews adds donkey engine and scrapers as the work speeds toward winter completion. Officials aim to have the electric plant operating before year’s end to power the municipal water plant and possibly street lights.
Coroner Pewett reported an accidental death in Goldendale when a man, traveling with another in a vehicle, dropped a Colt revolver from a holster. The weapon discharged as it hit the ground, the bullet entering under the chin and traveling to the brain, causing almost instant death. The article ends with an unrelated tariff remark.
Garfield M D announces homeopathic practice at Judd block with office and residence phone numbers 2411 and 8683. Blake sler chronic nervous diseases and X-ray therapy operates at Judd building corner Main and Court streets with main 72 and residence 5654. Mann DENTIST lists Main street office next to Commercial Association rooms with phone 9431 and residence 472. Engraved cards invitations and embossed stationery offered at East Oregonian office.
Passenger service updates show a mixed train arriving at Pendleton. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR but indicate ongoing passenger movements and mixed train operations serving local lines.
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