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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1916
Page
6
The text appears as broken OCR phrases about mail delivery and carrier rates including monthly and quarterly terms. It references months and years, carrier names, and unspecified charges, but readable facts are minimal and fragmented.
The piece accuses Hughes backers of heavy, wasteful spending and alleges Wall Street funding extends across railroads, munition makers, and concessions in Mexico. It claims financiers influenced campaign tactics, cites the Harriman inheritance, and ties opposition to President Wilson and his policies including merchant marine and armament plans.
Ad claims cleansing the blood prevents disease and promotes health. It touts a forty year history and urges readers to buy Hood's Sarsaparilla like many patent medicine promotions of the era. The wording imitates period tonality and aims to persuade through health benefits and longevity.
The piece argues Hughes backers flood the capital with wealth to defeat Wilson. It questions whether immense money will backfire by alienating voters who favor Wilson and mocks the display as arrogant and insulting. The column notes Hughes managers press money energies across the nation.
President Ackerman of Monmouth Normal argues against any new normal school in towns with fewer than 1000 pupils noting Monmouth’s small enrollment limits practice training. He cites Weston and Pendleton as examples and urges voters to support the eastern Oregon normal school bill despite opposition.
In a firm stance, educators assert they know what students require and speak with authority about needed improvements. Their testimony underscores focused support for learning and classroom resources.
A damaged OCR fragment recalls a Pendleton event in 1878 with names such as Clement and Lithee and mentions an old deputy United States marshal appointment in 1871. The text also references wine at Haltinorre and a note about a "terrible flows" tied to a study or muster, but details are unclear.
From the Daily East Oregonian dated October 6 1948 the Gugen bus arrives in town and draws admiration from casual spectators at Taylor Jones and Co. It is billed as the freest full out real bus seen in Pan atom with a listed price of 540 including freight. The piece also notes Republican efforts to argue for the open bourse and protective system with speakers Hon Molaun and Hon H Miller. Gratia Townsend turns ninety today amid memories of generations while pursuing a preemption claim on Metcham creek. C Barnhart visits from Burnhart station and Frank La Dow is expected back from the east next week.
MEACHAM Oct 5 On Tuesday the Meacham school children were startled when the walls of the school room caved briefly from a heating stove blaze. The fire was quickly extinguished and classes continued the afternoon. Mr and Mrs Chas Saunders, among four newly married couples, returned Monday night to settle here. Johan W Sawyer of Walla Walla spent Wednesday on business with orders for men’s subs. Juy Casey returned from Portland Wednesday after visiting family there.
Racine report says Herman Istriding of Burlington, valued at about $40,000, agreed to a three month job, chopping wood for the chief of police, at two dollars a day. He was sentenced to ninety days for allegedly beating his wife, and will chop wood to pass the time.
A reader laments chronic catarrh from frequent childhood colds and credits Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy with preventing trouble. The note urges foresight and a bottle for use at the onset of colds to ease sufferers and reduce burden on mothers and children.
Charles W. Fairbanks arrived from Los Angeles amid cheering crowds at a San Francisco station. He told supporters that it looks like a decisive Republican victory and spoke at the St. Francis Hotel with Mayor Rolph presiding. The event reflected tense, polarized local sentiment about the election.
The piece argues American League pitchers face tougher batting from the older league, noting strong showings from Brockin hurlers and the reliance on light pitching. It suggests the nationals have built strength over the years and expects continued resilience this season despite past gaps in power hitting and scoring.
Shore Ruth Leonard Foster and Maya anchor the Red Sox lineup against NL aces Carey Stengel Daubert Wheat while Marquaris Pfaiffer Coombs Smith Cheney for the Dodgers. Expect tight defense and a pitching duel as the Med Six seek to limit runs and push for a win.
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