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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1912
Page
4
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The East Oregonian declares Walter Lafferty a sham progressive and endorses Woodrow Wilson as the only genuine progressive in the coming election. It criticizes Roosevelt as less progressive and tainted by backing from steel and harvester trusts, praising Wilson for consistency between preaching and performance and citing Baltimore nomination as proof of character. The paper dismisses Lafferty McHarg and Coe’s guidance, reaffirming support for Wilson.
Senator Heyburn of Idaho spoke forcefully during a Senate debate on the Indian appropriation bill. He burdened himself with remarks as he often does, delivering pointed commentary on federal policy and funding for tribal affairs.
A Chicago Tribune excerpt discusses the Indian question, noting Indians are capable of business and rents on reservations. It contrasts Senator Heyburn's view with realities of allotments, income, and servants. The piece also retells O Romeo Johnson's name origin from Edwin Booth after a New York trip.
A London report notes the rubber market at a very low ebb with values maintained and no expected impact on business or dividends. It questions how the rubber trust can keep boosting prices while maintaining demand and warns of a dull market despite stable quotes.
A large Pendleton contingent drew attention in Portland as the Elks parade rolled by. Despite rough weather or crowd conditions, the group maintained visibility and momentum, marking a standout turnout for the event.
With wild wet fiction writers on one hand and men like Heyburn on the other it is not surprising that easterners are in doubts about the Indian.
Perkins Hanna and other supporters back Roosevelt arguing a nonwin would push the country toward a more radical progressive path. The group contends Roosevelt offers the strongest stance against that shift and urges voters to unite behind his candidacy.
The text suggests the colonel’s campaign outline makes the prohibition personal by addressing the reader directly. It emphasizes ethical conduct and implies accountability for personal actions in political life.
The eastern Oregon crop reports highlight a buoyant outlook where agricultural needs are greatest, signaling strong potential for yields and seasonal improvements. The emphasis rests on regions facing high demand for robust production.
In a New York Letter Wilder playfully invites James L. Ford to lunch, misreading his career. Ford, then editor of a major Sunday paper, courts the joke and reveals Wilder’s mistaken belief. The prank ends with Ford noting Wilder’s humor and Wilder realizing Ford remains in journalism.
A heavily intoxicated man rides an outbound Westbound Quindaro boulevard car. He sits alone until a woman boards, then rises, bows, and asks politely for her coat, saying he cannot address a lady and urging her to keep her seat. The conductor watches closely.
Rip rip rip rip out come thousands of dress shields. Perspi-no keeps the arm pits dry in any clothing or room. Colored gowns won’t fade nor fabric rot. Safe for all fabrics. Apply with a pad in each box. Pendleton Drug Co and local firms carry it.
Advertises sending hair by mail to be made into switches puffs or pompadours for 1.50. Promises customers receive all their own hair back. References provided. Requests name and address plainly with return postage.
Mrs Honora McPherson has been elected superintendent of Denver schools after a career as a public school teacher then seven years as secretary to the superintendent and recent involvement in club and philanthropic work. An intoxicated man stands at the end of the Kansas City Journal report.
A vintage advertisement touts Sage tea as a color restorer for hair, then promotes Wyeths Sees and Sulphur Fair Remedy as a ready-made alternative. It claims quick results for darkening hair and treating dandruff and scalp issues, offering a fifty cent bottle with money-back guarantee.
A Pendleton plumbing contractor touts a flawless record of fixing complex systems and completing large installations. The company emphasizes customer satisfaction and confidence earned from extensive experience and numerous major jobs.
A report from the Lambs supper at the Hotel Sherman notes a narrow escape by a scribe amid the event. Details remain limited, but the incident drew quick attention from attendees and local observers.
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