Postal Receipts Show Increase at Pendleton Office
Postal receipts at the Pendleton office for October show an increase of 244.02 over October 1915. October 1915 receipts totaled 2907.69.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1916
Page
2
Postal receipts at the Pendleton office for October show an increase of 244.02 over October 1915. October 1915 receipts totaled 2907.69.
In Boston a youthful bank president, Joseph P. Kenney Kennedy, noted for his 25 years as Columbia Treat Co. chief, receives a wallet gift from workers. The scene mirrors Horatio Alger imagery as he advises hard work and persistence to achieve success amid general optimism for the company’s future.
A large local crowd gathered last evening in Pilot Rock to hear Judge Stephen A. Lowell address the meeting. Republicans active in local politics organized the event and distributed political work during the gathering.
Hughes closes his Indiana swing with a Terre Haute rally and a final push into New York. The candidate urges steadfast American policy and prosperity, boasting strong local support and a favorable reception from cheering crowds.
President Wh eonepake of the Elliott cra decried men who tie domestic policy to foreign deals for gain. He urged nonpartisan discussion of national affairs, saying America must view world matters without passion and seek unity to resolve tariff and global questions after the war.
In New York the demand for tickets to a Madison Square Garden reception for President Wilson surged as workers rushed to staff the mammoth center. Carpenters were put to work today to boost selling capacity and accommodate the crowd.
In New York, a large betting pool formed around the Hughes election amid signals of shifting odds. Broker William Marco observed waning certainty as Wilson money increased, with bookmakers hedging and bets becoming less visible to the public.
A brief note records A. Be Bensel of Hermiston visiting Bowman with Mrs. J. A. Yeager of Pilot Rock attending a teacher's institute. Also mentioned are Mrs. CP Bowman and Echo residents making Pendleton a visit. Minnie Loulee Sticking of Tacoma plans a two month stay with Grace Stocking.
Mr and Mrs W H Glenn of Pilot Rock spent yesterday in Pendleton. Taylor returned to Portland on No 17 in the afternoon after a few days in Pendleton. Mr and Mrs W M Blakely are among Pendleton residents attending the burial ceremonies at Wallingford today. Despite a small audience rival Hallowe'en attractions drew enthusiasm for Zara Shaw dramatic reader at the high school auditorium. Miss Shaw proved a talented reader and her selections were popular. Tonight Kekuhu's Ma ration Quintette will headline the auditorium Lyceum course. A large turnout enjoyed a Civile Club Hallowe'en party at Eagles Woodman Hall with festive emblems and a witch figure. Coffee cider and doughnuts served. Proceeds aid club funds for local improvement.
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