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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1916
Page
7
A critical meditation on Pendleton’s civic charity and the idea of a broader helping hand. The piece questions whether the city keeps wealth local and whether the public should support a wider, wholesome charity through word thought and deed. It asks if the man next door is worthy and urges prudent, community-minded support.
Umapine October notes report the Vincent high school hosting a Friday program for pupils and parents featuring a presidential debate on Wilson versus Hughes with teams led by Ward Calhoun Heauchamp Kirk Kirk Marlatt and Noyes. The program includes a school recital oration piano solo recitations and an orchestral selection plus a Yellow Jacket heading feature. A women’s Presbyterian church auxiliary held an all day meeting, with community attendees and a dinner, and a fundraiser for annual work. Local notices mention births, travel, and social visits as residents plan activities around election day.
Realty transfers listed include R W Ayers to Cunningham Sheep & Land Co for 1440.06 with multiple fractional sections in Sec 30, Twp 28, and other transfers such as Burgess to Cunningham Sheep & Land Co for 199.00 and Birtley to T Ho Wyland for 4900.00 covering various fractional sections in multiple townships. Additional entries note RL C Conner, Hover, and Reed E W M with assorted parcel descriptions and fees recorded in the same dataset.
Arm in arm with his 79 year old wife Jacob Hare, of 314 South Lafiton Street, will walk to the polls on November 7 and cast their vote for Woodrow Wilson. The couple, married for 60 years, have 33 descendants and a history of Democratic support but long GOP allegiance. Mrs Hare says Wilson is a just man and every woman in Illinois should vote for him as the nation faces a grave war era.
Joseph M. Carey former Wyoming governor declares support for Woodrow Wilson in Cheyenne on October 26. He recalls Roosevelt era ties and says two thirds of that platform became law under Wilson. Carey, a powerful figure, endorses Democratic candidates for Senate and House as he campaigns.
A single dose relieves a cold with no quinine and two hour dosing up to three doses ends misery. It opens nasal passages, relieves headache and feverishness, soothes sore throat, and stops stuffed nose. Priced at 25 cents, it is advertised as acting without assistance and with a pleasant taste. Be sure to get the genuine product.
A fragment from a local page hints at a figure of 61 percent tied to a favorable deal. Details are incomplete, but the note suggests an assessment of terms and a favorable outcome. The context or entities are not clearly identifiable from the fragment.
In a clash labeled one of the year’s great football events, cadets from Annapolis take on the Army squad. Key players named include Arthur, Roberts, Mills, Jonjex, Wetphal, Orr, Skinner, and Condrow as the team lines up for the big game.
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