Official City and County Paper Notice Pendleton
A short public notice filed at Pendleton post office as a second class mail matter under telephony c, published in the Official City and County Paper.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1910
Page
4
A short public notice filed at Pendleton post office as a second class mail matter under telephony c, published in the Official City and County Paper.
Local assembly men push to defeat Senator Smith and have hired a press agent to boost their candidate for state senate. Pro Smith editorials praise his eight years in the Oregon legislature, his democracy, and his work on the artesian well bill and irrigation issues. Burgess is depicted as inexperienced and focused on sheep business, while Smith is described as deeply connected to the county and agriculture.
The East Oregonian argues Senator Smith has rendered valuable service to the west end and the Livestock Industry in this county. It warns defeat would harm Umatilla County and urges supporters to resist overconfidence as organized opponents push for the senate seat.
Last evening residents toured the new books at Pendleton Public Library and praised its role since moving from the Commercial club to city hall. Mrs Fee, library board president, proposes diverting annual school fund purchases to the library, centralizing volumes for better care, a plan likely adopted in June and echoed by other Oregon towns with strong public libraries.
The coroner's jury found no one at fault in the recent fatal auto accident. The editorial warns autoists to drive carefully in business districts, keep to the right, slow on turns, and maintain control of their vehicles. Main Street is not a place for fast or reckless driving.
Portland letter carriers cannot handle the city’s business, the Journal asserts, a claim echoed by Portland subscribers to East Oregonian. It notes no city has a more unsatisfactory postal service than Portland. The election takes place on November 8. Lay on Macduff. Let her buck.
A Camden man declines to chase a burglar saying he will be downstairs while his wife searches his clothes. The Philadelphia navy yard builds a new 14 inch gun with muzzle energy to move 65,000 tons a foot per second and pierce over 12 inches of armor at five miles with a 1400 pound shell.
A Pendleton letter to the East Oregonian argues for Initiative Bill 328 known as the Home Rule, contrasting it with state-wide prohibition and the defeated Redley Bill. It asserts municipalities may amend charters to regulate liquor, while state law remains supreme, ensuring cities vote by residents and protect residential areas. The ad notes local option remains for precincts within cities.
The text promotes regular habits and personal cooperation with the bene fits of Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a gentle laxative. It claims the genuine product by the California Fig Syrup Co. acts without disturbing natural functions and leaves internal organs healthy. Sold by leading druggists, not marketed as a cure-all.
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