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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1916
Page
7
In a bustling scene a political contest unfolds with cheers for Wilson supporters and solemn mood among Hughes backers. The excerpt hints at a lively exchange and shifting winds in the campaign, capturing a moment of public emotion and division.
The Portland Oregonian lauds Wilson as a safe leader with broad support, noting the West and South backing his neutral approach to the European war and opposition to Mexico war plans. It highlights Western independence from Eastern political bosses and predicts Pendleton hosting a future state school, with Umatilla County showing strong Wilson support.
The West and South regions, focused mainly on agriculture, backed the reelection of Wilson while Hughes received the opposing vote. The result reflects regional support shaping the outcome of the election.
The Pendleton measure faced defeat despite strong motives and broad citizen support. Adverse votes in western Oregon counties reversed the outcome, amid a long period of low mood. A normal school is planned for eastern Oregon and will be located in Pendleton.
28 Years Ago Today from the Daily East Oregonian recalls Mr. George Hanna of Cold Springs presenting a fine apple and asserting fruit can thrive in the county. Watermelon Redillnston assigned to Walla Walla, Kemper learns Williams foot amputated in Dakota hospital, a road repairer fled after a bridge collapse, and mammoth bones were found at the Wallowa brickyard while digging clay.
Advertisement notes that inward humors threaten the whole system and claims Hood's Sarsaparilla can eradicate them and their outward effects. It touts the product as a great alterative with proven merit and mentions meat markets delaying slaughter sales.
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