Peter West Leads Bid For City Office In Open Race
In a local field of hopefuls Peter West announced a candidacy for city office. He touted reforms and promised transparency while facing primary competition from several candidates.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1900
Page
4
In a local field of hopefuls Peter West announced a candidacy for city office. He touted reforms and promised transparency while facing primary competition from several candidates.
In Portland Pendivtwon center of breeding, owners advertise strong lines and high prices for stud dogs Doc M and Littie Ned. Harsh competition among kennels includes multiple matings, with Privier Boy and other noted dogs cited as references.
A Caledonian Society reunion will be held in Athens on Friday May 20. Tickets are available at Mendlein and the Rotary Club office with proceeds supporting the event. The notice mentions transportation by rail and a grand gathering with dancing and ceremonies, inviting members and the public to join.
Notice to teachers in Pendetian district about the eighth grade examination on May 25 at multiple local schools including Adwume Milton Weetan Helis and Weston Mountain. Eligible students in Cwatlila county must be enrolled and meet graduation requirements as stated by the common school board.
Fragmented notice notes a health claim about a product named Earl's Clover Root Tes claiming to beautify the face and improve health. Mentions price 35 cents and 50 cents and references unsatisfactory preparations from Tallinn.
Local brief lists groceries and household items at the White House Grocery including spring chickens, canned goods, soap, and fabrics. Mentions delivery across the city, and notes event details for the Fourth of July preparations and a funeral service announcement for the Newberry child.
The Pioneer is described as a literary journal of the Pioneers of the Pacific and is issued from the East Oregonian mechanics department edited by Th H F Garfield and C J Whitaker with contributors and readers noted in the May number.
A fragment recounts Weston Oregon activities including George W. Proekwtel No. 11 capture of the town, new members at the tin breike camp, a visit by the supreme commander boosting No. 1, and plans for extended undertakings. It mentions De H. Garfeld editor of the Phaneer, Dr. in the medical department, and social events March 10 with residents attending.
Democratic candidates led by Stillman Halley Chastain O Brien Wall Page toured the southern counties speaking at multiple towns including Ukiah Beho Cuvarita Union Social hall and Weston They reported hearty reception and a favorable response from residents as they campaigned through Merrow county and surrounding areas with dates in May and June
Local observer Bealeep from valley previnet recounts changes in the town after ten years away. He notes curiosity at the town’s growth and the influx of new energy, calling the area a beacon of progress in Eastern Degen and Washingtonian.
Local notes list A. E. Troger of Milton Moxigen of Valley and many others visiting Pendleton and nearby towns. Mentions include J. Tere nod Harinka T. Vu page HS Cheeseman of The Dalles weather, W J Clean of Mitten, and public figures such as T. Probetel Weston and Donald Meline Cantonwood.
Spee and C B BR announce reduced rates with Northern Pacific lines at three cents per mile starting July 1. The Washington union banister rail line will lower passenger rates across Kiiegen and Washington territories. Local officials note a nationwide trend toward fare cuts as trains adjust to new schedules. Several residents report travel and business movements as regional activity increases. Snowflake, May 21.
May 2 report from J and May Co and the Chicago Board of Trade notes wheat futures movement and stock exchange activity with prices in flux. A long industrial inquiry asserts railways still discriminate in favor of large shippers and that Interstate Commerce Commission powers are more limited than early statutes.
A fragmented note from Crawfordsville, Ind mentions President Moltenive and reactions to a treaty ratification. It references a study in Crawfordville, a placard incident, and a rumored Washington speech. The passage notes a senate action and a clock time in February.
The fragmentary note mentions cures for coughs and croup with a wavering claim of patent remedies. It references a seller or firm named Tallman & Co and hints at guarantees or sales terms. The text is garbled but suggests medical tonics or patent cures offered publicly.
A cautious reader notes that careful sampling of dress fabrics helps price assessment though repeated examination may not yield clearer insight. The fragment hints at evaluating material worth without gaining decisive knowledge from routine tests.
A garbled excerpt describes a cheering cup event and remarks on vitality and fortitude. The text overall is incoherent, with unclear participants and outcomes, offering no concrete names, places, dates, or measurable results. The readable portion hints at praise for endurance.
Fragmentary ad text references Owl Tea House and Telephone Neo with stray pricing lines for a newspaper subscription. No clear event or outcome present, but implies local business promotion from a historic paper page.
The committee discussed loans by National Bank directors and höheren limits. They noted the 10 percent cap on capital is obsolete and proposed raising it with collateral security when above 10 percent. The secretary’s reform ideas found favor and may be recommended.
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