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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1910
Page
4
List shows weekly and semi weekly subscriptions for the Oregonian and affiliated papers. Rates appear by mail and carrier for different periods and services. Includes delivery options and address details for Morrison Street Portland Oregon.
The East Oregonian criticizes a county judge candidate and defends publishing county expenses. It notes state law requires detailed expense statements and says the court has previously halted such publishing, claiming taxpayers deserve to know how over $400,000 is spent. The paper endorses Maloney for county judge, arguing merit over incumbency.
Taxpayers argue that courts refuse to publish required expense statements to hide funds and activities. The action is suspected to influence Judge Gillland’s political prospects as voters question transparency and accountability.
Roosevelt condemns boss control and champions leadership rooted in principle. The Spokesmen-Review echoes the clash of honest leadership versus crooked politics, noting two dominant camps. In Umatilla County, 1000 voters remain unregistered for the state election, with Oct 17 deadline. Citizens urged to register and urge others, while support grows for a Umatilla county exhibit at the Chicago agricultural exposition with items to be handed to Judge FitzGerald, secretary of the fair board.
A Louisville Times excerpt admonishes a person who lacks self confidence and integrity. It cites valuing wealth over health and reputation, neglecting others, and prioritizing work over life. The piece laments attention to plans over humanity and social happiness, urging better daily effort.
Pendleton extends a cordial welcome to visitors in town for the annual meeting of the Oregon synod, with Presbyterians and locals alike invited to join the event.
Republican gubernatorial candidate Jay Bowerman is set for an evening appearance here where supporters expect a rousing reception with the slogan Let'er buck.
The Portland Oregonian questions why an entity sought to steal the Round-Up, examining possible motives, involved parties, and implications for local reporting ethics and access to the material. The piece highlights claims, counterclaims, and calls for transparency from those connected.
At a Chicago literary club dinner two minor poets discussed praise for a triplet in Spread Eagle magazine. One recalls a compliment from a young lady who asked if he had authored it, leaving Harold both pleased and uncertain.
A Toledo Blade item recalls a woman visiting a colonial bus stop? No. A kind focal lady went to Colum bus last week to distribute literature to convicts in the penitentiary. She asked a prisoner what he was in for. He replied, Because I can't get out. She moved on to the next cell.
The text notes England’s employer liability rule seeks damages for injuries to workers. It mentions broad employer costs and widespread use of insurance to cover this risk, contrasting with Europe’s relative stability in employment practices.
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