Bristol Insanity Linked to Dormitory Bathtubbing
The Wortland Journal reports Ralph Bristol at the University dormitory on December 17 underwent a bath tubbing amid claims of insanity. Family, faculty, and students recount his deteriorating mental state, fears of burglars, and peculiar behavior before he was sent home and later placed in the Salem Insane Hospital.
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Ralph Bristol
Wortland Journal
Bristol
University
Goodenough Home
Portland
Goodenough
Ing
C. A. Osterholm
Osterholm
Regents
Board of Regents
Fred W. Holman
J. C. Ainsworth
William Smith
Baker City
Eugene
F. G. Young
Chester Downs
Priatol
James Nell
The Licky Quarter Dr King’s Pills Ad
An old advertisement promoting Dr King’s New Life Pills as a health aid for headache biliousness constipation and malaria. It promises a cheerful refund at W A Kuykendall's drug store if not satisfied.
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Dr. King
W. A. Kuykendall
Annual Meeting of Poultry Association at Cottage Grove
The Cula poola Poultry Association held its annual meeting at C F Walker’s Cot tage Grove offices with F H Rosenburg presiding. Attendance included local fanciers and enthusiastic ladies. Treasurer C F Walker reported receipts of 473.55 and expenses of 403.41, balance 70.14. Officers elected for the year: President F H Rosenberg, Vice President D J DuBruille, Secretary W C Conner, Assistant Secretary Mrs Orpha Benson, Treasurer C F Walker.
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Culapoola Poultry Association
C. F. Walker
Cottage Grove
F. H. Rosenburg
Cc. F. Walker
F. H. Rosenberg
D. J. DuBruille
W. C. Conner
Orpha Benson
Forged Endorsement Case Returns to Trial
H. W. Stewart, accused of forging Lee Hoselton's name and cashing a check, was brought from Jacksonville by Deputy Sheriff C. C. Hammond. He had been jailed in Medford for stealing plumbers tools and serving time at Jacksonville before being linked to the present ery case. The man appeared before the grand jury this afternoon amid ongoing investigations and warrants.
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H. W. Stewart
Lee Hoselton
Jacksonville
C. C. Hammond
Stewart
Medford
Farery
Gery
Taken
Grand Jury
Convicted Chapter Gets Seven Years
San Francisco March 2 Ex Supervisor H M Coffey, recently convicted in connection with municipal grafting, was today sentenced to seven years imprisonment.
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San Francisco
H. M. Coffey
Lincoln trip yields praise for Oregon climate in rain
D L Cartmel returned home after a month in Lincoln Nebraska. He says Oregon residents should be thankful for their climate despite some rain. He notes blizzards in the Midwest and reports duller conditions there than on the coast.
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D. L. Cartmel
Lincoln
Neb
Oregon
Middle West
Hartwig Fined for Selling Booze in Vida Old Schoolhouse
Herman Hartwig was fined 500 dollars by Circuit Court Judge Harris after pleading guilty to running a blind pig operation in an old Vida schoolhouse. He had been arrested recently in Vancouver, Washington, and brought to trial. Additional cases discussed include Lonnole Ham pleading not guilty to rape indictments and a land case involving Henry Chezemva, J. P., and Nancy Fry, where a jury found for the defendant. A separate money-recovery suit Manerud & Schell v. E. H. Ingham involved a jury that day.
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Herman Hartwig
Vida
Vancouver
Wash
Harris
Circuit Court
Hartwig
Ham
Lonnole Ham
H. H. Ruth
Herbert Walker
Jas. Lebow
G. T. Coleman
W. P. Barger
John 8. Flint
Coroner Doubts Moorley Identity in Cottage Grove Death
Cottage Grove dispatch reports a man found dead in City Park with throat cut has been tentatively identified as Jack Moorley of Guthrie Oklahoma but Coroner Gordon doubts that identification. He seeks stronger evidence to determine the true identity amid inquiries into the mystery surrounding the death and the man’s background.
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Cottage Grove
Oregonian
Jack Moorley
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Gordon
Moorley
Senate
Elks plan six story block on West Seventh site move underway
Tenants on the F. L. Chambers lot at West Seventh and Olive streets are moving out in preparation for removing the buildings. The lot is among those where the Elks hold an option for a proposed new six story block.
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F. L. Chambers
West Seventh
Olive Streets
The
Elks
Irving Grange prospers with February gains and plans hall
Irving Grange reports a prosperous February with ten new applicants and a total membership near 108. A community drive backs building a Grange hall to serve town and members, with an entertainment and supper fundraiser planned for March 5. Proceeds go toward the hall as members and families are invited.
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Irving
Irving Grange
Grange
The
L. M. Zumwalt
Roy Withrow
Grange Hall Committee
the Grange
Marriage license granted to Riley Snody and Clara DeLassus
A marriage license was granted this afternoon to Riley Snody and Mrs. Clara DeLassus, both of Cottage Grove.
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Riley Snody
Clara DeLassus
Cottage Grove
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Wells Shoe Store
Willamette and
Ninth Sts
OF Poultry Association
Forger Stewart
H Hartwig
Jasper
R. W. Wallace
John 8. Ball
Ream
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