Salem Civic League to meet amid busy local notes
Local column reports attorney D B. Metcher in Salem for legal business. Civic League schedules Tuesday afternoon meeting in January. Dentists Dr Tiokav sells practice to Dr Barris of Salem who plans to equip and start at once. A hospitalization and appendicitis operation for Blg Fluke’s son at Salem hospital. slight improvement reported. Eddy and Carbryn advertise January clearance sale on first page. Fire at Percy Dickinson’s porch quickly extinguished. Serial novel Prudence of the Parsonage starts this week with exclusive Polk county rights. Independence Athletic Club formed. Amaker event and three boxing matches planned at the opera house. Chorus of 25 under D V Poling to perform at Methodist church January 10 with John Ort and local dignitaries featured. Mrs George Conkey hosts Dallas visitor. Mrs Bly Fluke to Salem hospital for further surgery.
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Polk County
Willand Craven Vacancy Prompts Appointment Debate
Willand Craven, elected councilman, refused to qualify leaving a vacancy. City fathers must appoint another councilman to fill the seat, a move likely to affect the administration of the city and disappoint Craven's loyal supporters who had urged him to take the post.
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Willand Craven
Craven
Train Timetable Times Listed for Local Service
Schedule shows departures at 8:45 a m 9:55 a m 12:40 p m 3:05 p m and 6:20 p m with no additional details provided.
Buena Vista Social News Whirls Through Holiday Happenings
Local notes recount a New Year's gathering at Mr and Mrs James Reynolds. Grace Rawdled, formerly of Amity, now in Portland, recovers in hospital. Several Buena Vista families host relatives for Christmas and New Year visits, including Prather, Prather's daughter, and Smiths. Traveling to Salem and New York for visits or work, townsfolk share holiday updates and health reports.
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Buehy Vita
Grace Rawdled
Portland
Amity
Buena Vista
J. Tay
J. Nash
Salem
Pearlie Prather
Martin Prather
Karl Stollehocker
Hig Toister
Timbler
Fred
New York
Valentine
Dallas
W. R. Bevena
Perry Wells
N. BE. ‘Ryler
Woodburn
N. C. Anderson
Suver
F. Cameron
West Falls
Oregon
Martin Prathers
Cameron
Prather
James Reynolds
Brake the Water Power Monopoly
A historic call notes 60 712 200 horsepower in the United States with 35 400 000 in six western states. It argues most power is government owned and urges Congress to pass the Ferria Myers bill to release development, create jobs, boost railways, irrigation, and cheap electricity.
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Oregon
Washington
Utah
Idaho
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Congress
Europe
Senate
Local notices mix of ads and promotions from period text
An OCR fragment mentions Our Teas Coffees and Spices, Calbreath Jones, cheese from a bean, and a passage about a new telegraph operator demand after a congress hour law. It also notes H L Fitchard taking agency for Deleo Electric Lighting Plants.
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Congress
Portland
Ore
H. L. Fitchard
Deleo Electric
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