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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1910
Page
7
Republican candidate for joint senator representing Umatilla Union and Morrow Counties presents a card from Peterson Wilson law firm Athens Oregon. pledges direct primary law good roads strict law enforcement budget restraint stronger schools and progress.
C A Barrett of Athena Umatilla County announces candidacy for Joint Senator for the 19th District comprising Umatilla Union and Morrow counties. He seeks Republican primary nomination September 4 1910 and pledges to improve roads economy and public efficiency.
Republican candidate R W Henneman travels a direct primary and recall platform. He calls for better school and road laws, lower taxes, fair rates for railroads and express services, and equal public service privileges while opposing county and state extravagance and machine politics.
Candidate L L Mann announces intention to seek renomination as Representative from Umatilla County at the Republican primary on September 24 1910. He notes service on the Ways and Means Committee and promises to trim wasteful appropriations and serve the best interests of his county and state.
C. 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 seeks Republican support for the September 24 1910 primary. If nominated and elected he pledges to perform the duties of County Surveyor to the best of his ability.
Henry Schmitt of Athena Oregon declares he is a Republican and will accept and run for the office of Representative in Umatilla County at the September 24 1910 primary. He commits to serving the people of the county and state to the best of his ability if nominated and elected.
Joseph T Hinkle a registered Republican from Stanfield precinct Umatilla County Oregon and Hermiston post office seeks the county representative nomination at the September 24 1910 primary. He pledges to accept the nomination not withdraw and to qualify and serve the people of his county and state to the best of his ability.
Portland Union Stockyards report a firm cattle market with calves and cows rising. one cow sold at 5 per hundred pounds, cattle and calves advancing 2 50 from yesterday, calves around 195 pounds fetching 7, and some heavy cattle down to 4. Sheep and hogs show strength with mixed yard arrivals. multiple shippers from Payette Enterprise and The Dalles delivered cattle and calves, noting overall demand and official trades showing continued market activity.
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications. internal remedies reach the disease. Efall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acts on blood and mucous surfaces. It is not a quack medicine and was prescribed by leading physicians for years. Manufactured by FR J Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio. sold by druggists.
Notices indicate checks issued for pool games at the Pastime Parlors under J. H. Estes, listing debts and settlements.
An advertisement claims a botanical medicine removes impurities from the blood to heal chronic sores and ulcers. It asserts internal cleansing beats external treatments, promising tissue regrowth and relief for long standing sores. Special book on sores and ulcers offered free by The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta GA.
The wheat market opened 1-8 to 2-8 cents under yesterday and closed mostly unchanged to 1-4 cent lower. Armour interests sold December with notable short covering, September weakest due to cash market softness. Kansas City cash wheat fell across the board while foreign markets remained weak. Argentina shipments total 1,200,000 bushels of wheat and 43,600,000 bushels of corn.
Salem reports Medford and Baker City have filed complaints with the railroad commission seeking distributive rates to turn these cities into major jobbing centers. The move mirrors Spokane rate cases and could divert substantial Portland business to Baker City and Medford, with investigations expected soon.
A Kirkland Illinois reader reports relief from severe strain using Electric Bitters. The advertorial note promises health and strength, noting the product’s guaranteed satisfaction and urging purchase at Koeppen Bros.
Spokane Wash seventy general contractors and builders manufactures and handlers of materials and master tradesmen have organized the Spokane Builders' Exchange affiliated with the national organization. It aims to establish equitable dealing rules and promote uniform commercial usage and arbitration in labor disputes. permanent quarters and display rooms will be set up in the business district. Officers named are President W R Roy Vice President P S Peterson and M J Shirley Secretary S H Knight Treasurer George Kentsel Roy says the group will cooperate with the Spokane chamber of commerce in public affairs and enterprises.
An advertisement extols Dr. King's New Life Pills as matchless regulators for keen brain and strong body. It claims health comes from well functioning stomach liver kidneys and bowels and cites Koeppen Bros as the seller for 26 cents.
Spokane Washington reports thoroughbred apple trees to be registered with pedigrees similar to livestock. The program aims to document lineage and performance for orchard selection and breeding.
Innovation in eastern Washington by orchardist H M Lichty aims to raise quality and uniformity of commercial fruit. He selects top yield trees in the Yakima Sunnyside district, buds and grafts from them, and registers each tree with pedigree. Professor Thornber of Washington State College supports the method, noting variation even within varieties. The piece also mentions the Pure Food and Drug Law elevating standards while noting Lydia E Pakham's Vegetable Compound remains in use.
Notice adverts support R. W. Henneman for Statement No. 1 direct primary while opposing the assembly and machine politics. Paid advertisement. Lyman's notes fresh Eastern and Olympia oysters and clams arriving daily.
Wedding announcements embossed private stationery and Buatnese styles advertised. Call at East Oregonian office to see samples.
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