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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1901
Page
2
Keo Oregonian segment notes the East Oregonian Publishing Company releasing daily weekly and semi weekly editions in Oregon amid local distribution changes and archival scheduling hints.
The piece pits J. W. Beot as a highly educated, unwavering candidate with solid professional achievements, claiming he embodies the state’s culture and history. It contrasts Joe Simon as a crafty politician, tied to a single notable act and alleged treachery toward prominent citizens, arguing his public record undermines his fitness for office. Comparisons are presented as largely unfavorable to Simon.
Western Oregon politics face a clash over fair representation at the state convention as Eastern Oregon seeks adequate influence due to its tax contributions. The piece notes Eastern Oregon could swing votes to balance power, while Portland’s funding efforts spark optimism for a regional centennial project led by H. W. Corbett.
A Oregon columnist from Unifalo cites an 1805 centennial ad comparing sentiment to Thanatopsis. He asks for open discussion on campaign themes, praising Oregon’s climate and prospects while noting public readers’ broad interest in the senator race involving Joseph Sinn.
A farmer oriented discussion explains smut causes and life cycle on cereals. It covers spore infection, weather influence at seeding, and how spores hitchhike via wind and threshing to infect kernels. Distinguishes stinking and loose smuts and cites experts from the Department of Agriculture.
A Pleasant View letter from A Ruppé discusses seed treatment to prevent smut in wheat. Experiments show varying success with copper sulfate and vitriol dips, influenced by solution strength, immersion time, weather, and local conditions. Authors note mixed outcomes across Pennsylvania, Missouri, Tennessee, and New Jersey, with some fields showing markedly less smut after treatment, others unchanged or worsened.
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