Summons in Polk County Oregon Civil Case No 4992
Public notice of a six week publication summons in the Circuit Court of Oregon Polk County. Nelson sues Mary Wilen Chappell et al claiming rights to real estate described by legal parcels in Township 8 West, seeking to clear title and bar adverse claims with a court decree. First publication May 25 1917. last July 6 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Oregon
Polk County
Nelson
Va. Mary
Wilen Chappell
Ann Lovelett
Jennie Bell
William Dolph Bell
Maud Lemis
B. J. Lemis
Leah Hayes
Burton Eb, Hayes
Lida Fisher-Harrington
Webster Harrington
Hubert Joseph McDaniel
William Joseph McDaniel
Joseph Lane McDaniel
Elisha McDaniel, Jr
Dick McDaniel
Thomas Jackson McDaniel
Amy A. McDaniel
Jessie Riley
Albert Lee Riley
Lee MacDaniel
Sterling Price McDaniel
Mattie May McDaniel
Mattie May Jordan
Georgia Lettie Davis
Olisha J. McDaniel
John E.mcdaniel
Leois Rae Koub
Edward Koub
Samuel Ellis Carmack
Mary Carmack
Mary Jaze Privette
Carrie Jackson
William P. Jackson
Annie May Elwood
Robert W. Eilwood
Robert W. Hill
Violet Arianna Hill
Robert Sylvester Hill
Elizabeth Ellen Stewart
Stewart
Jenuie Bell
EB. J. Lemis
Burton E. Hayes
Lee McDaniel
Mary Jane Privette
William P
Towit
S. W
Joseph Carmack
Will. Mer
B. C. Kirkpatrick
Oregon
Dallas
Independence Enterprise
Independence Polk County
B. F. Swope
Notice to Creditors in Polk County Oregon
R. R. DeArmond appointed administrator of George L. Whitesker estate by Polk County Court Oregon. Creditors must present claims with vouchers within six months to Independence National Bank, Independence. Published June 15. R. DeArmond administrator and Oscar Haytshier attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. DeArmond
State of
Oregon
Polk County
George L. Whitesker
Independence National Bank
City of
Independence
Polk
K. R. Dearmond
George L Whitealer
Oscar Haytshir
Rheumatism Remedy Offered by Williams Drug Co
The famous root and berry cure for rheumatism contains no opiates or chemicals and will not upset delicate stomachs or digestion. Results guaranteed or money refunded. Price $1.60 per outfit. For sale by Williams Drug Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Drug Company
Spoke in the Wheel of Progress Quote
A reflective line emphasizes preferring to support progress indirectly rather than drive a failing enterprise. It frames constructive role versus ineffective leadership in stagnation.
Farmera State Bank Independence Oregon 1917 Report
Report of the condition of the Farmera State Bank at Independence Oregon as of June 20 1917 showing assets including loans and discounts 106 607 Overdrafts 106 607 bonds and warrants 205 02 furniture 4700 cash on hand 8898 94. liabilities include capital stock 126000 surplus fund 2000 undivided profits 8858 46 deposits 1 455 28 time deposits 62759 03 other liabilities 4425 95. Sworn before notary public Col W Barrick June 27 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmera State Bank
Independence
State of
Oregon
Uing Department of Oregon
Capital Stock
Federal Reserve Bank
Redivecuate Postal Bavinge Deparite
The Funny Side of Prohibition Humor and Quips
A collage of satirical quips on prohibition from various papers. It notes reformers, press freedom, and political jests about liquor, including remarks on Andrew Gordon aged 86 who never drank and neighbor William Nelson 85 who enjoys his toddy daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Allen
Cincinnati Times-Star
Andrew Gordon
Coldwell
N. J
William Nelson
Andrew
Indiana woman drafts bill to ban corset manufacture
An Indiana woman proposes a bill for the state legislature to prohibit corset manufacture. She argues corsets are a greater evil than consumption and corn liquor, linking corset deformity to higher tuberculosis rates in children of corset-deformed mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
British expert lauds United States railroads influence on policy
W M Acworth, Britain's railway authority, testifies before Newlands committee in Washington. He argues higher freight rates are necessary to cover rising costs and urges replacing fragmented regulation with a centralized agency. He cautions government ownership under democratic rule often fails, citing Prussia as a model and contrasting Texas private lines with New South Wales state railways.
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Washington, D. C
United States
W. M. Acworth
England
Newlands
London
Acworth
Arworth
Anworth
Americas
Australia
Switzerland
France
Belgium
Italy
Prussia
Prosslan
Proseia
Prinsia
New South Wales
Texas
Texas Railways
Anid
Cass ‘Egeinet
Owaarabin
Report of the Independence National Bang Bank June 20 1917
A 1917 bank condition report for Independence in Oregon's Polk County lists assets and liabilities including loans notes and discounts, bonds and securities, deposits, reserves, and capital accounts. The cashier declares the statement true to the best of his knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of Polk
F. B. Young
State OF
Oregon
R. DeArmond
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J. D. Hibbs
Independence, Oregon
C. W. Irvine
J. B. Parker
Cc. W. Barrick
Luke McLuke
Cincinnati Enquirer
New Tork Telegraph
Bryan
Germany
Lusitania
Knoxville Journal and Tribune
Congress
Morning Telegraph
Andy
Congress Committee
Leese
Wee
Honda
Toval
da Masia ' i
Federal Reserve
Banking House
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
U. 8
AR. R. Dearmond
HK. Hirschberg
W. H. Walker
Otis
Butler
Johnson & Collins
The
A. C. Krearer, Gants Furnishings
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