Pendleton Paper Publication Announcement
The East Oregonian Publishing Co announces official city and county paper status for Pendleton Oregon with subscription rates and publication details for daily and semi weekly editions.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1911
Page
4
The East Oregonian Publishing Co announces official city and county paper status for Pendleton Oregon with subscription rates and publication details for daily and semi weekly editions.
A Pendleton business leader predicts a new era of activity bringing major improvements and growth. He notes a million dollars in building and a modern water system will raise the city’s profile and tax impact will be manageable. The community’s future hinges on progressives backing the March 23 high school election.
A fragment notes that an anti suffrage convention is being held in Harrisburg Pennsylvania reflecting lack of unanimous support among women for equal suffrage.
The article notes prominent Oregon club women and anti suffrage forces. It argues women’s right to vote should be decided by women themselves to reveal true sentiment, suggesting men would align with the majority female view. It questions expediency and notes women’s capability to vote intelligently, while recognizing possible disinterest in full citizenship duties.
The text weighs whether Japan or Mexico drives U S troop moves on the Texas border. Some see a Japan claim of a naval base near Mexico as a prop to justify mobilization, while others suspect Wall Street fears over Mexican investments. The piece notes public confidence and administration discretion.
The piece notes liquor sellers often push legal limits and cites Pendleton's strict enforcement. It mentions saloonmen appearing before the police committee and hints that noncompliant establishments may be closed if reforms fail. The tone reflects local vigilance and the public admin’s possible simple remedy.
Umatilla marks seaport status in Umatilla County while Hermiston celebrates project extension. Stanfield sees lawsuits dismissed and Echo rejoices over the Coyote Echo cutoff being made.
The user asks whether Matt and Jeff could have been among Americans shot in Mexico, seeking speculation about specific individuals and an incident. No factual report provided.
A minister chosen as Spokane mayor faces broad resistance as other ministers oppose the election amid disappointment from business leaders and city observers.
Western state officials once used bribery to block a bill, prompting a lobbyist to lament if money could have altered the outcome. The piece also notes popular magazine satire on “Other men's wives,” contrasted with a comic hobos and a nurse scene from a Cleveland Leader gag, and ends with a terse line about March in Oregon.
An ancient advertisement touts S S S as a universal blood purifier to heal chronic sores and ulcers by cleansing the blood rather than external treatments. It promises a long record of cures and offers a free treatise and medical advice from The Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta.
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