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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1911
Page
4
A garbled report outlines strategic shifts in movement efforts, with references to personnel, a new secretary, and expanded membership. It mentions a council or group evaluating permanent welfare, law changes, and organizational growth alongside financial details and staff appointments.
Pendleton moves ahead with the club, urging members to get in line and boost efforts. The call emphasizes unity and progress as plans advance.
The East Oregonian notes Judge Lowell uses the term knocker to describe bond supporters, arguing sound business judgment requires proper school housing and utilities. Pendleton, a wealthy northeast town, can fund a new high school, bravity water system, and sewer extension, and should not be parsimous in development.
A stream of families moving into the west end of the county foresees rapid population rise with private and public projects expanding. The region, called among locals the wealthier section, expects irrigation, water works, and transportation improvements to transform the area as newcomers settle in and integrate with existing communities.
A cryptic note describes an unusual event titled Jack the Grabber to unfold in the evening. It hints at a staged action near a gun station with a playful tone, suggesting few attendees and a quirky, provisional schedule.
A reader argues that minorities are unfairly labeled as knockerers for differing views, backing the $100 600 bond proposal but urging caution on public spending. The piece urges prudent financing for a gravity water supply and sewer extension, urging faith with the state and noting likely costs over 250 000, while criticizing pressuring proponents and advocating steady planning.
Otto Tohbach has completed about 5000 dollars in improvements to his Court street bakery creating a clean, modern plant in eastern Oregon. A new brick annex with concrete floors and plastered walls ensures sanitation and germ proof operations as cakes pastries candies and ice cream are made in the facility for wholesale and retail sale. A public invitation is extended to visit the renovated bakery to see the sanitary conditions firsthand.
A reader quotes a doctor claiming Peruna reliably cures colds in a very short time. The text urges keeping Peruna at home to attack a cold and mentions a medical authority endorsing the remedy as effective.
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