Spirit of party unity debated in Oregon editorials
The Oregonian voices concern over party existence amid direct primary moves and the U Ren plan that would abolish nominations. It argues parties need organization and a defined policy, warning against dismemberment and single ballot rule.
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Republican Party
United States
Union of Alpinion
South
Nord
Mullaomiih
Oregonian
Legislative
State Assembly
Assembly
Oregon
Object Lesson in Loyalty and Local Lumber Trade
The article argues Independence residents hinder rebuilding of the Spaulding Lumber plant by not protecting home institutions. It notes a $1400 monthly payroll loss and that Independence schools and other buildings are using Dallas lumber, implying Dallas benefits from Independence’s trade. It laments unfairness to local institutions.
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Independence
Chas. K. Spaulding Lumber Company
Independence High School
Dallas
Republicans Endorse Portland Assembly Recommendations
The article notes broad Republican support for the Portland assembly's recommendations. It argues a strong, unified ticket ensures victory and upholds party principles, while acknowledging some insurgent sentiment within newspapers statewide and a shift back toward party cohesion.
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Lt la
Alate
Portland
Ueket 4
Uckot Te Solid
Ciret
Juttte Foundation
Salem editor Hofer and the assembly controversy
The Capital Journal editor Dr. Hofer severed ties with the assembly yet is said to favor its nomination of him for office. He met Oregon newspaper men last week and left after learning they were not backing him. The note recalls editor Kennedy of Baker City and his stormy Portland scene bolting the Bowerman bandwagon.
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Hofer
Capital Journal of
Salem
Assembly
Men of
Oregon
Kennedy
Baker City
Portland
Hofer Promises Divine Aid While Endorsing Saloon Stance
The Albany Democrat notes f Hofer’s gubernatorial declaration pledges divine aid in one instance yet aligns himself with the saloon in another. The paper opines that God will not assist a friend of the saloon in an election.
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Hofer
Albany Democrat
Farmers' Fire Relief Association to Represent Here
Char s E Hicks states he will represent the Farmers Fire Relief Association in Independence amid high demand for mutual fire insurance by local residents. The notice emphasizes widespread interest and the new representation arrangement.
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Farmers’ Fire Relief Association
Chas. E. Hicks
Local notes from Monmouth and surrounding area
Mrs. Ethel Mulkey of Condon visits her parents Mr and Mrs Force. Miss Edna Myer of Lebanon visits her aunt Mrs Will Riddell. The Coulters welcome a daughter born July 24. J Brown of Hudsonville and Mr Newbill near Falls City visit Mr White. Brown sells gold mining stock. Albert Sacre returns home. Harvest due later than usual. Mrs A T Allen of Portland visits sister Mrs JH Howell. Mrs C W Kantner of Seattle visits her parents. JH Mulkey and JF Powell buy a gasoline engine and threshing outfit to thresh for themselves and neighbors. Needhams of Corvallis attend funeral.
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Ethel Mulkey
Condon
and Mire
Edna Myer
Lebanon
Will Riddell
W. R. Coulter
J. Brown
Hudsonville
California
Mr. Newbill
Rom
Falls City
White
Mr. Brown
Albert Sacre
A. T. Allen
Portland
J.H. Howell
C. W. Kantner
Seattle
B. F. Whiteaker
J. H. Mulkey
J. F. Powell
Needham
Corvallis
Death of Mr Cross at Family Home
Mr Cross died at the family home Monday aged years. He leaves a wife and eight grown children. Funeral will be preached Wednesday by Rev Osborne. The remains will be in C W Henkle's undertaking parlors at Independence for a month before burial in Concord churchyard. Mrs Cross will live with her children. The Crosses came eight years ago for Mr Cross health. The Black Brothers received an Advance separator and took it out with their engine.
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Mr. Cross
Astoy T. Cross
Nev. Osborne
C. W. Henkle
Independence
Rev Maynard Thompson Called to Heppner Church
The unanimous call names Rev Maynard Thompson as pastor of a large Heppner Oregon church in eastern Morrow County. His tenure may extend into surrounding areas and he asks former friends for prayers as he plans to move with his family in late August.
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Maynard R. Thompson
Heppner
Oregon
Thie
Morrow County
Notice of registration for title in Polk County Oregon
In Polk County Oregon an application by David Beattie Taylor seeks registry of title to multiple lands described by metes and bounds totaling about 46.20 acres. The filing calls defendants, notices, and a July 1910 date with an August 20 deadline to appear and show cause why the registration should not be granted. Court official and attorney details listed.
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Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon
Polk County
Avid Beattie Taylor
Towheship
Willimbite
Chalon
Polk
Oregon
Ve. Boloman
Tetherow
Jame Galway
Jane Galway
Katherine Galway
William Galway
Irving Galway
John Galway
Mary Galway
James Moffett
Thomas Truman
James Wheeler
Marion G. Burdi
David Beattie Taylor
State of
Oregah
Deworthed
Ci Kame
KE. M. Smith
B. FP. Swope
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Independence Enterprise
Charles Edward Hicks
Ore
Monmouth News
Rev. Thompson
Old Line and Mutual Companies
the Knorr Shoe CO
State Street
Salem, Oregon
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