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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
3
A local Pendleton event marks a major Fourth of July celebration with planned activities and community gatherings. Organizers invite residents to participate in concerts, parades, and fireworks while coordinating safety and accessibility measures for attendees.
An editorial discusses how the Oregon System could enable citizen control through referendum and closer public oversight. It contrasts governor influence, veto power, and political pressure with calls for limited executive power and accountability in lawmaking, citing past leaders and urging ongoing public scrutiny of corporate charges and utilities.
Col C F Wood portrays Governor Woodrow Wilson as a statesman with strong views on direct state lawmaking. He endorses Wilsons belief that governors should hold direct powers over legislation, praising the New Jerseys leaders approach.
Dr. F. W. Vincent is announced as the local manager of Pacific Power and Light. The posting notes his new role overseeing operations in the area and guiding community service initiatives.
With a paid secretary on the job the Commercial club is in better shape than ever. Local men of consequence should belong and prominent men from other parts of the county may affiliate as it works for the interests of the whole county. This evening the association holds its monthly luncheon. if you belong or intend joining be on hand. It will do you good.
Aside from practicing law farming and horse handling Judge Fee is described as a very successful horticulturist noting a broad range of skills and achievements beyond his official role.
The July Pacific Monthly features a painting of Mt. Hood on its title page. The issue discusses water commission offers to Thorn Hollow Springs, and warns condemnation can derail sober plans. A drunk on a train may deserve jail, and a mock Mexican uprising is questioned. Quotes from the London Telegraph appear.
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