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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1910
Page
2
A campaign card from the Law Firm of Peterson and Wilson in Athena Oregon endorses a Republican candidate for joint senator representing Umatilla Union and Morrow counties. It urges support for a direct primary law and mentions good roads as a core issue.
C. A. Barrett declares his candidacy for Joint Senator representing Umatilla Union and Morrow counties in Oregon for the 18th Senatorial District. He asks Republican voters in Umatilla County to support him in the September 24, 1910 primary and pledges to work for district interests, road improvements, economy and efficiency in public officials, favoring Direct Primary Law and Statement No. 1.
L L Mann announces candidacy for renomination as representative from Umatilla County in the Republican primary on September 24, 1910. He cites service on the Ways and Means Committee and vows to continue trimming wasteful appropriations to serve county and state interests.
Geary Kimbrell asks Republican voters for support in the September 24 1916 primary election. If nominated and elected he pledges to perform the duties of county surveyor to the best of his ability.
Republican candidate R W Hennemann declares support for the Direct Primary Law recall and reforms. He pledges equal privileges, lower taxes, better laws for irrigation and railroads, and opposition to machine politics if elected county surveyor.
Henry Schmitt of Athena Oregon, farmer and Republican, states he will accept a nomination for Representative of Umatilla County at the September 1910 primary. He pledges to serve to the best of his ability if elected and not withdraw after nomination.
Joseph T. Hinkle of Stanfield precinct Umatilla County Oregon declares Republican candidacy for representative. He states he will accept nomination if nominated at the September 34 1910 primary and will serve to the best of his ability if elected.
A brief item reports that the public choice rests with voters in Daily East Crecoeian, noting a figure of 63 counts per menit as part of an informal tally or guideline. The text emphasizes participatory decision making and local engagement.
In Portland Oregon on September 22 prices rose as the cattle run set a daily record with 1184 head, Idaho shipments of 23 cars and heavy eastern Oregon arrivals driving scarcity of feed and earlier marketing. Hogs from Nebraska reached a top of 10.60 dollars as prices in the east sagged amid limited supply, while sheep arrivals totaled 2261 head from Oregon and Idaho points with steady to weaker market notes. Official trades list steers, cows, calves and hogs with prices from 4.25 to 10.60 dollars, and indicate broad regional pricing trends.
Wethers bring 4.25 while old wethers fetch 4.00. Spring lambs in Willamette valley quoted at 5.26 with eastern Washington at 6.59. Ewes offered at 3.25, calves Best at 7.00, ordinary 6.00, poor 4.00.
The wheat market closed higher with cash wheat demand strong at home. Liverpool opened steady to higher with gains, Minneapolis reported strong cash wheat demand, and Argentina shipments for the week were 300000 bushels of wheat and 3200000 of corn. Indian wheat shipments were 1668000 bushels.
An old advert promotes HYOMETI as a guaranteed cure for catarrh and related illnesses. It urges readers to breathe through a hard rubber inhaler sold by Tallman & Co and druggists, offering a money back promise and an extra HYOMET bottle for a small price.
Washington Water Power plans a 1.6 million dollar Spokane river improvement to divert the north channel into the middle channel in the business district. The new 1600 by 76 foot channel will be 16 to 20 feet deep with a 165 foot shaft, 100 feet of which is drilled from the bottom. Water wheels will power local plants and streetcars, with output aiding Coeur d Alene mining district operations 128 miles east. Completion expected in two years, with drilling taking one year.
Paris labor unions protest price raises in city restaurants. Some members plan a boycott unless prices are rolled back. The shift includes a move to end half portions alongside the higher prices, signaling discontent with the new terms.
Pendleton readers are urged to detect kidney trouble early and start treating with Dean's Kidney Pills. Local patron P. Hutchinson of 1610 W. Webb St. testifies to relief from kidney pains and sluggish secretions after using the remedy. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo, NY, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Dean's.
Hartman Abstract Co offers reliable abstracts of title for lands in Umatilla county and provides loans, brokerage, tax payments, and investments for residents. The firm handles fire, life and accident insurance and lists Pendleton banks as references with James Johns as president and W S Henninger as vice president.
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