Local Notes and Business Moves Include Milling Firm Opening
Local briefs report inquiries for a girl at Exe venetian and visits by Layton Smith and family plus Walter. AG. Fisher heads to Portland then Seaside. Kelvo and Cleve Parker head to the Tue Mountains for two weeks of hunting. Mr McCandlas of Pennsylvania visiting wintering here from Colorado. Oregon Milling and Wares House Co ready for business. Independence mill tied to Lahont appliances to handle grain, with a floor hopper for sacks and 10 000 bushels of net wheat guiding three months of product output. Falls City hotel attracts attention from the resident arcade animals, Zip among them.
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Oregon Milling & Wares Hoyse Co
Independence
Lahont
Fine bucks with varying registrations near Independence
Notice of registered and high bred bucks for sale with prices based on quality. Seller Jas A. Gillosny offers two miles north of Independence.
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Jas A. Gillosny
Independence
Ashland resident seen on Wednesday train
B F Mulkey of Ashland traveled north on the Wednesday afternoon train. Congressman's Tongue reportedly recommended Marek Merwin for the Independence post office. Woody Vance and family returned to Portland after a short visit with relatives at Monday.
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B. F. Mulkey
Ashland
Woody Vance
Portland
Appointed Time for Free Oregon Pamphlet Mailings
Crate writes to promote a free illustrated pamphlet by the O R and N Co about Oregon Washington and Idaho resources and urges listing Eastern residents likely to be interested. In Monmouth a Saturday stabbing left liveryman Joe Rose wounded but expected to recover with confinement at home. his brother in law Thresher involved and no arrests reported.
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Oregon
Washington
Idaho
East
Pacific North West
A. L. Crate
Pasgr
Monmouth
Joe Rose
Mr. Thresher
Dr Darrin’s Cure Praised In Public Letters
Letters from Mrs. Lee and others praise Dr. Darrin for treating sciatic rheumatism debility and coughs and describe their recovery. The testimonials claim relief from lung trouble, neuralgia and partial paralysis with marked success and urge others to seek his treatment. Residents of Turner Oregon and Salem Oregon suburban readers are mentioned.
Turned Away Cane Crops Rise in Turner Celebrity Testimony
Mr and Mrs Reuben Lee of Turner Oregon recount their experience with Dr Darrin at the Willamette Hotel in Salem The Salem Statesman notes the Lees are among the most prominent residents of Marion County and that their public endorsement supports Dr Durrin’s claim of successful chronic disease treatment.
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Reuben Lee
Turner, Oregon
Darrin
Willamette Hotel
Salem
Mation County
Lee
Turner
Durrin
University of Oregon opens first semester includes multiple schools
The University of Oregon announces Semester I opens Wednesday September 17. Schools listed include Graduate, College of Literature Science and Arts, Science and Engineering, University Academy, Music, Medicine, Law. Tuition free except Law Medicine Music with incidental fee ten dollars and student body tax two dollars fifty cents yearly. Living costs range from one hundred to two dollars per year. For catalogue, address.
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Graduate School
College of Literature
College of Science
University Academy
School of Medicine
School of Law
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