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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1910
Page
7
S F Wilson of Peterson Wilson requests support for direct primary law and good roads in Umatilla Union and Morrow Counties. He emphasizes strict law enforcement economy in public funds better schools and the square deal as part of the eternal progress of man and institutions.
C A Barrett of Athena announces candidacy for Joint Senator representing Umatilla Union and Morrow counties. He seeks Republican primary Sept 24 1910 and pledges to support direct primary, Peoples’ choice for Senator and No. 1, road and fiscal improvements, and efficient public officials.
Republican candidate R W Hennemnan outlines a platform advocating direct primary law recall and corrupt practice act reforms better school laws and roads lower taxes irrigation and rail, express and telegraph regulation and equal privileges while opposing extravagant public spending and machine politics
L L Mann announces candidacy for renomination as Representative from Umatilla County subject to Republican primary on September 24, 1910. He notes service on the Ways and Means Committee and his pledge to trim wasteful appropriations to serve county and state interests.
Co E Macomber presents himself as a candidate for the office of county surveyor, outlining qualifications and intent to serve. He emphasizes experience in land measurement, map work, and public service duties. The bid signals a local campaign for the upcoming county election.
Henry Schmitt of Athena Oregon announces candidacy for Representative of Umatilla County in the September 4 1910 primary. He states he will accept if nominated and will serve if elected, and he is a Republican registrar and farmer.
Joseph T. Hinkle of Stanfield precinct Umatilla County Oregon lists Hermiston as his post office and declares Republican party membership He states willingness to accept nomination at the September 24 1910 primary and to serve if elected in the county and state government.
Hog prices reach 10.75 in North Portland yards with light receipts keeping demand strong. Cattle and sheep hold firm as 479 wethers sold at 4.00. official livestock values list east of mountains and Willamette valley ranges with several buyers and shippers named.
Pendleton reader L Greenawald reports relief from severe backache and kidney discomfort after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The ad claims dark secretions, frequent painful passages, and constant back pain as kidney distress signs. Sold by dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo, sole U.S. agents. Remember the name Doan's.
Portland Sept 15 Wheat prices fell one more cent with Bluestem under 90 cents a bushel for the first time this season. Outside markets were weak, Chicago closed for an election, and exporters hold the line as millers bid conservatively. Export-grade flour prices also dipped about 30 cents per barrel, amid tests of orient sentiment and limited orders.
Pendleton city records invites sealed bids by Sept 28 1910 at 7 30 p m for 600 feet of standard 2 1 2 inch fire hose with couplings one hose expander and six smoke protectors to be delivered F.O.B Pendleton Oregon bids may be rejected by the city recorder Thos Fitzgerald dated Sept 16 1910.
Vale Oregon reports plan changes for a $250,000 sanatorium leading to a separate brick laundry and engine building costing nearly $10,000. The bath house’s big plunge and private baths use natural hot water from a mountain source across the river, rated by experts as the best in the country.
Dr F A Clise says he can be found at his office in the John Schmidt building Pendle offering consultations and professional services to patients and clients from his downtown location.
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