Independence Driving Club Meet Set for June 17 19
Independence Driving Club announces its big three day meet June 17 19 with prize purses around 11000 and entries promised from Roseburg Grants Pass Prineville Portland McMinnville The Dalles and Washington stables. The club notes solid finances and upgrades to grandstand and facilities to accommodate a large field of horses and spectators.
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Independence Driving Chub Association
Prineville
Portland
McMinnville
Dalles
Pan
Corvallis
Independence Association
Gstate
Old Town
Independence at Corvallis Driving Club Meet
Independence is well represented at the Corvallis Driving Club Association meet in Corvallis opening yesterday and running through today and Saturday. Stables from Independence include C A Mc Laughlin with Kamsack Misty Pride Carl Paud the Princess Pete Cook’s team and Rupert Dickinson with gal lopers W W Percival also fields the Independence stable. Local harness and gallopers are drawing confidence as Mc Laughlin’s outfits uphold Independence and Polk County reputation with strong showings on return home.
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Independence
Corvallis Driving Club Association
C. A. McLaughlin
Kamsack
Misty Pride
Carl Paud
Princess
Pete Cook
Rupert Dickinson
W. W. Percival
Mr. McLaughlin
Summer School Announcement at University of Oregon
The University of Oregon Bulletin for May announces a summer session from June 28 to August 6 held at the university. The program is largely free of charge for teachers and aims to extend access to library, laboratory, equipment, and instructors. Courses are arranged to cover most subjects on state examinations.
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University of Oregon Bulletin
University
Oregon
Jewelers condemn metalizing burned toads for jewelry
C A Kramer reports a State Jewelers Association meeting in Portland condemned the practice of metalizing burned animals for jewelry. A fad in Independence is noted but the cruel process involves dipping a live toad in hot acid before plating, causing intense suffering. members urge halting the practice.
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C. A. Kramer
State Jewelers’ Association
Portland
Polly Learns to Find Joy Amid Grief at the Parsonage
Polly endures a long vigil of grief after Toby and Jim send a blunt letter and money. Douglas and Mandy shield her as she grows wiser, visiting the poor and reading aloud. Polly, now seventeen, begins to rejoin life, while Hasty plans a Sunday school visit and a Wakefield circus returns to town.
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Andy
Cirus Riter
Polly
Slater
Dougtae
Mandy
Douglas
Jim
Toby
Hasty
Poll
Ike
Rocky
Phitt
Chen
John
Polly and the Pastor Face a Town’s Grief and Hope
Polly grieves for Toby after his death and clings to hope that he will return. She grows numb then slowly resumes purpose by helping the poor with the pastor and preparing for a social at the Sunday school room as Mandy aids.
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