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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1916
Page
10
Fragmentary OCR text appears to refer to enforcement of the law and application of view. The readable portion mentions H. M. Allen and a phrase likely about civic or legal duties, with limited concrete details available.
The speaker presents an oath and claim of platform as guarantor and expert in proton-related matters, inviting voters to judge qualifications. No specific events, people, or organizations are cited in readable text.
North Portland livestock market sees higher demand for hogs with local prices topping at 9.56 while several loads sold before noon. Cattle and sheep markets show a generally steady to strong tone as buyers remain active and prices firm across weight classes and ages.
An assembly at the high school celebrated Pendleton's victory over La Grande last Saturday. The coach and several players spoke, nine cheers were given for each team member, and the group acknowledged the boys who traveled to La Grande to watch the game.
Echo Auto Co. ownership shifts as K Holmes and A B Thomson buy interests from Richards and others. Holmes and Thomson plan to continue operations at the same site. Richards and Thoms remain in Echo for winter. Local buyers Smythe and Lonergan purchase 1550 tons of alfalfa hay at 36.75 per ton, partly shipped and partly fed on the ground. R B Stanfield and W J Hinkle attend W H Hord funeral in Portland, under Masonic order.
Messrs Branslelg and Hinkle represented the lodge at Echo to vote on a proposition for a two thousand dollar athletic hall. The measure was defeated 68 to 22. F T Geofree returned from a business trip to Hopper. Rev. Geo B Van Waters of Portland preached at the Masonic Hall before leaving for Bend. Fred Ward, formerly of Echo and now a Pendleton carman, visited yesterday. TT Matthews of Pendleton was also in Echo.
Mrs. JB Mantiry of Chatatom, Washington, renews old acquaintances while visiting her daughter Mem Mulkien and Marelly Loren Gewald. C. Po Bowman returned yesterday from a business trip to Pendleton.
The platform calls for strict enforcement of all criminal laws, economical office management, and careful investigation of complaints. It pledges equal treatment of rich and poor, and fair conduct, with prohibition rigorously enforced and violations prosecuted to the limit.
An advertisement claims catarrhal deafness results from mucous membrane inflammation and offers a $100 reward for any case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The copy urges a constitutional remedy through the mucous surfaces and mentions CHENEY & CO. of Toledo, Ohio.
Notice to the tein veterans of School District No. 16 Umatilla County Oregon that a special meeting will be held at City Hall Pendleton on November 10 1916 at 9 PM to vote on a special district tax levy. The itemized budget lists salaries for superintendent principals and teachers 34000 engineers and janitors 4275 a maintenance claim 2000 water rent 400 clerk salary 2000 interest on bonded debt 7200 shop for gas engine 450 power and light 1200 truANT officer 100 furniture 460 general expenses 2100 sinking fund 0 total 600.99. Attest clerk and board members signed.
Advice promotes morning internal cleansing with hot water and limestone phosphate to flush toxins from the alimentary canal. It warns of toxins feeding gut bacteria and urges readers to bathe and drink water daily to improve health, claiming benefits for headaches cold symptoms and general wellbeing.
Architect Raymond W Hatch of Pendleton Oregon is listed with Despain Building. Carter Smythe Attorneys at Law maintain an office in the rear of American National Bank building.
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