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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1910
Page
7
A campaign card from Athena in Oregon lists political stances including Direct Primary Law Good Roads Strict law enforcement economy in public funds Better schools and progress. The candidate seeks Umatilla Union and Morrow Counties support under the Peterson Wilson firm banner.
Practical guidance for dairy and poultry farmers from Fort Worth Cutisens Star. Emphasizes clean cow quarters, silage as year round feed, butterfat handling, and calf nutrition. Covers treatable cattle jaw, potassium iodide dosing, cow personality, and careful herd management plus poultry care such as chick rearing, lice control, culling, and feeding for moult and winter laying.
A historical account details how small administrative expenditures pass through many officials to the comptroller of the treasury, whose rulings are final. It recounts cases of supervisory authority, an alleged health vacation influencing a decision, and a Fort Bliss hospital pay fine dispute, illustrating strict legal control over treasury disbursements.
C A Barrett of Athena Oregon announces candidacy for Joint Senator of the 19th District comprising Umatilla Union and Morrow counties. He seeks Republican primary support on Sept 1910 and pledges to serve all district residents, uphold direct primary law, direct peoples choice for senator and improve roads and public efficiency.
Republican candidate for representative presents stances on the Direct Primary Law, the Repair and Corrupt Practice Act, and calls for better schools, roads, tax laws, irrigation, railroad regulation, and public service rates. He opposes extravagant use of county and state funds and the assembly-machine system.
L L Mann certifies candidacy for renomination as Representative from Umatilla County. He notes prior service on the Ways and Means Committee in the Inez legislature and pledges to seek the best interests of his county and state if elected. The primary is set for September 24, 1914.
Henry Schmitt of Athena Oregon a Republican farmer declares his candidacy for Umatilla County Representative at the September 24 1910 Oregon primary. He pledges to accept if nominated and to serve honorably if elected stating he will qualify and serve the people of the county and state.
Joseph T Hinkle of Stanfield precinct Umatilla county Oregon declares candidacy for representative. He states he is a registered Republican and will accept the nomination at the primary on September 24 1910 if nominated, and will serve the county and state to the best of his ability.
A local newspaper notice announces R H Wellman delivering the Daily East Oregonian by carrier for 65 cents per month. The offer highlights convenient home delivery and a affordable ongoing subscription rate.
New magazine venture by T P O Connor aims to fuse fiction with contemporary history and major movements. Critics debate feasibility and the challenge of portraying current events through narrative fiction, with figures like John Galsworthy and Evelyn Sharp offered as examples of possible subjects.
The passage praises a tale where atmosphere is spare except for vilainous saltpeter or petrol and argues that without a revolver and motor car action, love or crime drives the theme. It suggests an illustrator should depict elegant men in evening dress in a today’s desperate venture for public appeal.
Portland hosts the third annual fair with nearly 850000 in prizes. Purses exceed 10000 for the 2 12 trotting and 5000 for the 2 14 pace, plus $15000 in poultry and livestock awards. Six days feature racing, judging, vaudeville, aeroplane lights, acrobats, and animals from cattle to poultry, goats, swine, and draft stock.
St Petersburg reports the czar accompanies Empress for medical reasons as doctors say she may partly regain health abroad. The six week stay at Friedberg near Nauheim draws royal scrutiny from secret police and visiting monarchs.
General fund warrants registered during April May June and July 1910 will be paid at the county courthouse upon presentation. Interest ceases as of publication date. Dated Pendleton Oregon Sept 14 1910 by G W Bradley County Treasurer. Save money by reading todays ads.
H Garfield M D homeopathic physician and surgeon lists Judd block office and Main street contact details. L Blakesler chronic nervous diseases and women’s ailments offers x ray and electrotherapy at Judd building with Main and Court offices and phone numbers. Engraved cards and invitations offered at East Oregonian office. Hartman Abstract Co provides title abstracts for Umatillo county plus real estate brokerage, loans, insurance, and tax services. James Johns, W S Henninger, C B H Marsh listed as officers.
Fragmentary OCR shows westbound and eastbound Oregon divisions, Portland local, Fast Mall Motor, Chicago Limited, Pendleton and Walla Walla local services. Mentions NORTHERN PACIFIC leaving Pendleton and arriving Pendleton with passenger and mixed train movements. Unsure details but indicates timetable notes for various local and through services.
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