Local Items Note Dallas Visitor and Church Revival
G W Pather was a business visitor in Dallas Monday. J N Gays, previously unwell, is slightly better. Rev J W Miller of The Dallas conducted successful Baptist church meetings yielding conversions and renewed interest. Hugh Farmer shipped hogs to Portland last week. Ida Williamson is improving from illness. Arthur Allen returned Friday from Portland. School advances under Miss Veres Burns of Dallas with good attendance and steady work.
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J. W. Miller
Dallas
The
Baptist Church
Hugh Farmer
Porland
Veres Burns
Mise Michelson
Miss Copeland
Miss Stark
Kraus
Peterson
Local notes and school updates from the Lebanon region
Holmes family and locals report returns from long trips. Ale x Holmes J F Holmes and wives visit the state capitol. Betsy Barton By travels to Black Rock after visits near the Big home. Students elect officers for the coming semester as Miss Michelson presides and seniors prepare for Commencement amid campus events.
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Black Rock
Students showcase senior class speeches in Independence
The notices describe Hazel Bohannon and Lexie Strachan presenting senior class speeches last week. Bohannon spoke on The Problems of the Pacific Coast and Strachan delivered Ab- likely continuation of her talk.
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Hazel Bohannon
Independence
Lexie Strachan
Bohannnon
Pacific Coast
Miss Strachan
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Ad
An old advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a reliable family medicine for children and adults to prevent and treat coughs colds croup and bronchitis with claims of curing pneumonia sold by Williams Drug Co.
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Foley
Williams Drug Co
6 10 18 Cent Store Moves to Monmouth
Advertisement notes the 6 10 and 15 cent store relocates from Independence to Monmouth due to unavoidable occurrences. It invites customers to visit the new location and promises lower prices, with a future opening date to be announced.
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Monmouth
Principals Club of Polk County Holds Second Meeting
The Principals' Club of Polk County met Friday evening January 12 at the Corl house in Dallas with sixteen attendees. J H Ackerman led the session while two chapters discussed Bagsey's Craftsmanship and debated city government and direct registration.
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Principals' Club
Polk County
Wea
Corl House
Dallas
JH. Ackerman
Oregon State Normal
Bagsey
Ower
Thik Stradly
Ute Nerval
Youth's Companion subscription offer ends March price
Publishers announce yearly subscriptions at 1.76 until end of March with new rate 2.00 starting April 1. Readers who missed early renewal may still get The Youth's Companion at 1.75 for two weeks of old pricing. New departments and family pages promise broad usefulness.
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Youth's Companion
Peas
Lilly
Berkeley Street
Boston
Maia
Oregon Power Co Introduces Postal Card Billing Feb 1 1912
The Oregon Power Co announces a new postal card bill system for residence customers covering lighting and water. Patrons are asked to pay at Independence National Bank, now handling the collections. Originally set to be paid at the company offices on Malin Street, the bank arrangement offers a more central location for customers, especially in the north end of town.
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Oregon Power Co
Trath Light and Water
Independence National Bank
Malin St
Bank
Deceit fulness sermon draws crowd at Sunday services
Over one hundred attend Sunday night services as the church ends with a baptismal service at 7 30. Miss Lynch performs Face to Face and the congregation is invited to next Sunday worship with Home Missionary offering noted. Bible class at 6 20 and morning worship at 11. independence bank vouchers noted in legal alert dated December 9 1911 with administrator B Taylor in Polk County Oregon.
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Home
Notice to Creditors in Polk County Oregon Estate
In Polk County Oregon the County Court names the administrator for the estate of Charlotte Polly deceased. Creditors must present their claims to the administrator duly verified as required by law. This notice serves to inform all claimants to come forward within the probate process.
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State of
Oregon
Polk
Charlotte Polly
Independence Promises Longevity and Public Favor Message
A short pledge extols long life and public support in Independence urging readers to value steady patronage and endurance in the community. The piece emphasizes staying in the fight and winning favor of all patrons as a core ideal.
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G. W. Pather
J. N. Gays
Ida Williamson
Arthur Allen
Holmes’ Gap
R Porter
Lebanon
L. Prazell
Washington
Billy’ McQueen
Alex. Holmes
J. F. Holmes
Capitol City
W. T. Goeser and
Portland
Raham Lincoln
Misa Bobannton
Miss Strachar
Monmouth High School
Miss Brown
Miss Yoder
White House
Zed Rosendorf
Pleate
PRICE
Hanna Building
D. D. Good
Independence, Ore
Amélie Rives
Princess Troubetskoy
Call
Lippincott’s Magazine
Philadelphia
Lippincott
P. B. Chaar
Clus
Perrydale
Ballston
Bethal
Dulas
Uncep
Andearey
Monmouth and
Falls
Fty
United States
Falls City
Dalles
Dalls
Monymouth
Salem Wooten Mills
the Christ
Independeance National Bank
Taylor
McCall’s Magazine
And
McCall Patterns
McCall's
McCall
McCall Magazine
Ne Cvnta Arity
Mall
W. 37Th St
New York City
Fom
City Bakery
Chas. K. Spaulding Logging CO
Independence, Oregon
OLEY
Ined Williams Drus Company
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