Pendleton City and County Paper Notice
Official city and county paper entry stating Pendleton mailing details and post office classification as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1910
Page
4
Official city and county paper entry stating Pendleton mailing details and post office classification as second class mail matter.
The piece argues young Republicans align with progressive ideals inspired by Lincoln Roosevelt La Follette Cummins and Beveridge. It rails at the assembly for backing Mark Hanna and Bossism, predicting a split leading to a regenerated or new progressive party, with Oregon’s primary a near draw and Becker as a cited candidate.
The East Oregonian refutes rumors that Dr C J Smith owns the paper and asserts it is controlled by C S Jackson Fred W Lampkin Lee D Drake and E B Aldrich. It states Senator C J Smith has no ownership or management role and the paper supports Smith for his merits and progressive principles.
The editorial urges voters to elect Oswald West for governor and anti assembly legislators, arguing the assembly’s continuance would defeat progressive reforms. It criticizes the old guard, urges Republicans to vote for individuals and principles over party labels, and calls for a new, honest leadership in Oregon.
The East Oregonian decries J N Burgess for urging woolgrowers to sway legislators to break sworn pledges to back Chamberlain for senator. It argues his past address shows him acting against principle, placing him at odds with informed, principled voters and weakening his campaign credibility.
In the primary campaign Judge Lowell assailed assemblyman very bitterly. It is no better now than then.
An encoded inquiry describes Bowerman working under the code name Joinder to coordinate actions. The fragment notes speculation on method, purpose, and organizational context without clear events or outcomes. Additional readable details are sparse, leaving the precise activities and targets unclear.
The O R N Company endorses Bowerman and Burgess in this county, while J Thorburn Ross, former head of the defunct Tithe Guarantee Trust, remains a referenced figure. Voters are urged to consider which candidate the county favors ahead of the upcoming decision.
Milton Eagle denounces Jay Bowerman after his post nomination pledge, accusing him of a last minute trick to win GOP votes by promising to support direct primary and platform changes. The editorial predicts the public will see through the maneuver and questions the party’s unity ahead of November 1.
Walt Mason humorously questions voting decisions by comparing choices to sheep and goats. The piece centers on selecting options in a ballot and urges readers to support statement one, stressing its impact on a million lives. The poem mocks the confusion of voters while advocating careful civic choice.
A Dutchman who was allowed time off to bury his wife asks for another day off. He explains he will marry next, and his boss replies that the wife was buried last week. The Dutchman replies he does not hold spite long. A building trades council is being contemplated by Portsmouth based trades affiliate with the central organization.
A man recalls how his wife read on a seashore rock as the tide rose around her, he reached her unseen by boat and she cried for help. The exchange ends with a quip about being the sucker as the liquor question dominates the Iowa campaign.
The unions of Kansas City Missouri are meeting in a new four story labor temple that features twelve meeting halls.
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