Local athletics and community notices from Maire Moeth weekly
The Normal boys beat Dallee Oliver tear A aon of C B Melane of Saver caught Uy from Jocephine county this week. Wels Hopr and Mrs Rass McGirath with child visit, while her parents Mr and Mrs Ji W Richardeen retainer ty Drorth and Sila Her father accompanied her to Portland. Paget of Petre promoted to Mafio store. Mr Pagett praised as pleasant and obliging. Exchange notes merchants shape town ads and buyers seek bargains. BF Mulkey of Ash-Javad Normal sits in state senate. County School Superintendent Miller acts president of Southern Oregon Normal during absence.
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Rass McGirath
Beth Viele
Ji W. Richardeen
Ty Drorth
Sila
Ty Portland
BF. Mulkey
Ash- Javad Normal School
Senate
Miller
Lane County
Southern Oregon Normal
Dr. King's New Life Pills Relieve Long-Standing Headaches
Mrs N A Webster of Wihinle Virginia reports a two year struggle with headaches ended by Dr Kings New Life Pills. The testimonial claims complete relief from sick headaches and associated symptoms.
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N. A. Webster
Wihinle
Local notes from Riickreall and area sports update
Miss Ethel Wensaker returned home Monday. Miss Sadie Myers visited her sister Mrs HL Seymour over Sunday. Linn Gay of Crowley was in town today. Ms SR Young went to Amity Monday returning Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Peter Cook drove to Salem Sunday. Our school resumed Monday with H C Seymour fully recovered. Mr Morrison of Salem was in the vicinity Monday. The crop price offered was 26 cents for this year and 1 cent for next year. The ladies basketball team traveled to McMinnville Friday and beat the high school 10 to 5. Hop yard work has begun and prospects look good for next year.
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Sadie Myers
HL. ©. Seymour
McMinnville
Pectoral urged for coughs amid market and Woodmen activity
An old paragraph urges Cherry Pectoral for coughing. It notes market risk and prices, mentions Woodmen of Ballston led by Capt Pert rocks and George Noe, and describes a winter relief event with a Woodmen hall program including orchestra, recitations, and an address on the Women of Woodcraft.
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Raleton Woolmen
Captaine Pertrocks
George Noe Bill Ars
Baat
Lonitgt
Hank
Onerala
Hert Brooks
Loning
Ballston Circletet
Musico
Ball
Music— Orchestra
Rong
K. W. Poreton
Mre
E. W. Dorton
Tee Hall
Dave McCulloch
Jiine Butlin
Pearl Jones
Women of Woodcraft
Irks
Woodman
Marie Richestria
Royal
Corel
R. A. Campbell
J Short
Orl S Graves
J. E. Butles
E-cort
Peter
Local residents and tax list entries across the county
Harmen loses a cow while John Bond relocates to Bula to work in a hop yard. Clark family travels to Springfield to visit their son. The tax roll shows payments by the railroad and numerous individuals and estates, including Jesse Stump heirs, H W Murphy, A E Wilson estate, Judge Baise, Ladd & Reed, David Peters, Seth Rigas, W C Brown, Henry Byerley, Joshua McDaniel, F C Keyt, T W Bronk, Henry Hill, S W Pletcher, US Mirsch, and Dole eye with varied amounts mounting into thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Stump
H. W. Murphy
A. E. Wilson
Judge Baise
Ladd & Reed
David Peters
Seth Rigas
W. C. Brown
E. & 4B. Stump $14,100; Henry Byerley $10,765; Joshua McDaniel
F.C. Keyt
T. W. Bronk
Menry Hill
W. Pletcher
Dole
Hop Crop Prices Rise Despite Weak Market Outlook
The Telegram notes the 190% hop crop unlikely to fall below 18 cents with some bids at 20 plus cents. Brewers' storage and contract hedging keep prices firm as New York growers exit, while dealers' strategies to cover orders influence the market.
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Ieaat
New York
Polk County Newsroom Seeks Contributors and Submissions
The paper calls for correspondents across Polk County to submit news items and polite notices. Readers may contribute renewals and new notices while contest entries close February 26, 1103 at P.M. A standing of correspondents will be published.
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Polk County
Tongue longtime Oregon congressman dies in Washington
The death of Thomas H Tongue former congressman from Oregon’s first district is reported in Washington D C. He died last Sunday after heart failure linked to long standing health issues. Mourners recall his rugged strength and deep commitment to state history and public policy. Senator Mulke offers tribute praising his influence on Oregon’s leaders and youth.
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Thomas
Tongue
Congress
Sistrict
Oregon
Washington, D. C
Mr. Tongue
Bonator Mulkes
Thomas II
Oyergy Oni Bom Ent Apiet Finn Ae
The readable fragments describe a local event involving Oyergy, Oni, and Bom with mentions of a plan and dates. No clear outcome is stated and the text remains fragmentary.
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Dallee Oliver
C. B
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Catc Uy
Jocephine Ovanty
CW. Paget
Petre
Pagett
Joe
Riickreall
Ethel Wensaker
Linn Gay
Crowley
Talay
Ms. SR Young
Amity
Mro
Mrs
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Salem
H. C. Seymour
Ayer
Buckingham
P. Jolly
Avoca
N.Y
Prines
Walt Wott
I Wali!econ
Gente
Woodman Hunting Minel
A. Harmen
John Bond
Bula
Mr. Bropley
W. BE. Clark
Springfield
Werklys Oregonian
Pacific Homestead
Buena Vista
Vereee Wu
Antioch
Lentavillic
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Sunny Slope Airlie
Abe Crowley
Parker
Rickrent
Calvary
Sioagnk Baness
Pedee
Pamela
Monmouth
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Eter
Mamaia
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Seerite Heaton
Juan Puva
Bey
Reeserey
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Mra
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Mire T.cotharp
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Neers
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Wietrevtal
Court St
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J. W. Piason
Trav
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Wash
Cyrair
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Saiem Steam
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Phowe
Independence
Lenner Frdypen
Herker
Montini
Allin
Tilia
Hit
Iver Maononths
Dullew
Hot Ay Tit
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Shyer Enne Lipide
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Lamavew
Polk County Bar Incorporated
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Pain Capital
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