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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1910
Page
7
C C A Barrett announces candidacy for Joint Senator representing Umatilla Union and Morrow counties in the 19th District. He pledges to uphold Direct Primary Law Peoples choice for Senator and Statement No 1. He urges road improvement, economy and efficiency in public officials and asks Republican voters for support in the September 24 1910 primary.
Republican candidate R W Hennemans pledge list favors direct primary law recall and corrupt practice act aims for better schools roads and tax laws. He calls for lower rates for freight and express services and equal privileges against county and state waste while opposing assembly and machine politics.
Co. E Macomber presents himself as candidate for the office of County Surveyor. If nominated and elected he will administer the duties of the office with diligence and ability.
Geary Kimbrell respectfully solicits Republican voters support for the nomination at the September 24 1910 primary. If nominated and elected he pledges to perform the duties of the office to the best of his ability.
Henry Schmitt a farmer of Athena Oregon and Republican registered declares he will accept and serve if nominated for Representative of Umatilla County at the September 24 1910 primary election. He pledges not to withdraw and to qualify if elected to serve the people of his county and state.
Joseph T Hinkle of Stanfield precinct Umatilla county Oregon submits to the Republican party. If nominated for representative for Umatilla county at the September 24, 1910 primary election he will accept the nomination and serve the people.
Pendleton city marshal takes up a grey mare with no brand and a wire cut on the hind leg. If unclaimed within ten days, the animal will be sold at public auction on September 14, 1910, at 2 pm at Oregon Feed Yard to cover costs, proceeds to pay expenses. Dated September 2, 1910. TOM GURDANBE.
In Portland Oregon September 6 livestock numbers show hogs from Nebraska at 10.40 cows and calves steady heavy cattle from Welser Idaho with good demand. steer prices vary with best around 10.40 and calves at 6.50. Sheep run large with mixed lots from Shaniko and Weiser, official sales listing steers cows bulls calves and sheep with range values across regions.
Miss Sackville West, raised in Washington DC, studies for the stage in Paris and will perform a series of Spanish dances praised for charm. She is also a capable sculptor and recalls Washington life before her father’s recall by President Cleveland. Ballard’s Horehound Syrup advertised as a cure for coughs and chest troubles. Oysters and clams arriving daily at Lyman's.
Chicago markets show wheat falling 1 1 2 cents a bushel from Saturday to closing. Opening losses were 1 4 to 1 1 4 cents. Weakness spread through the day as foreign markets routed and Liverpool opened lower. World wheat shipments and on passage stocks cited as bear factors amid mixed European crop notes.
Auction of Fort St James land near Lake Stuart with $60 cash and $10 monthly options, not requiring citizenship or residence, plus nearby rich farm lands at $8.50 per acre with small down payments. Also a bankruptcy notice in Umatilla County, Oregon for A B Stephens Jr with creditor meeting September 17, 1910, Pendleton. Also old newspapers for sale at 10 cents per bundle.
Paid notice urges voters to support R. W. Henneman for Statement No. 1 in the direct primary and oppose the assembly and machine politics.
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