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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
4
The Pendleton Independent prints daily and semi weekly editions with subscription terms listed. Rates vary by duration and delivery method including daily and weekly copies, with sales outlets at Oregon News Co and Northwest News and Chicago Bureau offices.
The rules committee at the Democratic convention faced accusations of attempting to sweep aside 18 Ohio Wilson delegates elected by preference, with the convention voting to reverse the rules committee. The piece urges a genuine progressive path, criticizing past Chicago actions and calling for an out and out progressive platform and candidate to avoid a machine, party, and “darkness” drift.
The agriculture department promotes hogging off wheat through the farm management office and seeks farmer input. Byron Hunter of Wallula Washington regions Oregon Idaho outlines savings from hogging wheat, noting harvesting costs of 16 to 40 cents per bushel vary with yield and method.
The article explains hogs can harvest wheat to reduce harvesting and marketing costs. In drier areas yields are 6 to 8 bushels per acre with 30 to 40 cents per bushel harvesting costs. Hogging off leaves shattered grain that germinates with fall rains, while conventional cutting leaves surface grain heads and less germination, making hogged fields greener after rains.
A report from Alameda, California shows equal suffrage raising standards of cleanliness in business and other premises. The Woman’s Journal notes city officials use placards reading Clean Dirty or Filthy to rate sanitary conditions, keeping establishments labeled until they improve.
The Mexi can border situation persists with the Third Cavalry only ordered out to watch a retreat.
The article argues the Oregon preferential primary requires fixes and cites a dated proof sent by Fred V. Holman Wag to Baltimore as evidence. The piece underscores political missteps and governance concerns in the Oregon process.
Thunder showers act as a safety valve for hot weather in eastern Oregon, cooling the region as heat intensifies. Local forecasts indicate possible storms bringing relief and temporary drops in temperatures, with residents urged to stay indoors during thunder activity.
The article notes growing female political engagement at Chicago and Baltimore conventions, with delegates like Jane Adams and Anna Shaw drawing attention. It highlights rising voter interest, reading, and potential enfranchisement, urging women to demand the vote and participate in national elections. It also mentions the General Federation of Women's Clubs meeting in San Francisco and the broader shift toward national scope in women’s club work.
A 1910 overview praises 800000 educated women in the General Federation of Women’s Clubs. It notes their shift from study to life, highlighting twelve committees on health, education, civics, and reform. The piece argues women’s clubs push social welfare ahead of political conventions and suggests suffrage goals may emerge from a Pacific coast gathering with delegates from California and western states.
A National Magazine item recalls the Kaiser's kettledrummer who used to praise the Crown Prince. The Emperor notes the prince may resemble his father, while the kettledrummer jokes the heir will grow out of it. The piece also mentions the Kaiser's stern warning to his heir about their duties. A Chicago Tribune jab questions loan sharks reform. Sir Edwin Ray Lankester proposes marathon oxygen bags for runners at Stockholm.
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