A Vision of Oregon’s Promising Future and Growth
An article outlines Oregon’s bright prospects, praising Independence High School’s event, Portland’s Rose Festival prominence, and Oregon’s climate, rail expansion, and the Panama Canal. It argues for renewed agricultural expansion, lumber strength, and westward development fueling a prosperous future state.
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Oregon
Portland
Portiani
Port Jan
Dregor
Woalery
Tim Tle
Spokane
Seattle
Porited Rath
Columbia River
Pasco
Waste
Alban Firat
Ocean
Spain
Frynce
Eac
Robert Steele Pleads Guilty After Buena Vista Arrest
Robert Steele, arrested by the county sheriff at Buena Vista on a warrant charging assault and battery, pleaded guilty in Justice Wilson's court and paid a $25 fine. The case stems from a city brawl when marshal Feagles tried to arrest participants and was assaulted by Steele during the fray.
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Robert Steele
Buena Vista
J. TH. Potgles
Steele
Wilson
Feagles
Wid Hag
Fast Horses Enter for Independence Driving Association Meets
The Independence Driving Association hosts a four day meet next week with favorable weather and strong entries from the Pacific Northwest. Listed are horses for pace and trot events including Sally Younger, Copper King, Mack N, Kit Crawford, and lights foot with owners from Rickreall McMinnville Salem and Portland.
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Independence
Drivig Associaion
Pacific Northwest
Renoon
Saly Younger
Poor Cook
Bickreall
Tom L
Swisher
McMindville, Sy
Oregol' Babe
J. Kiger
Corvallia
Copper King
John Walling
Salem
Mack N
E. A. Brain
Pendleton
Light Foot
J. W. Merril
Conselius
Bownie
J. W. Todd
Portland
Hurmont
H. Rutherford
Mark H
Plook
Rickreaul
Lady Dillon
BE. BE. Tilden
Pit Grounds
Killarney
A. Rutherford
Sally Younger
PL Cook
Rickreall
Cluquito
Rt Strats
Vintile
EB. E. Staats
Aitile
B. Breéa
M& Minnville
Kit Crawford
EB. E Tilden
Fair Grounds
Hal Gray
Bonnie Antrim
C. W. Todd
Robin West
H. A. Fletcher
Satem
Patch Me Kay
J. Foske
Barbra
J. Huchanmon
Cornelius
Admiral Togo
Peter Cooks
BC. Keyt
Forest Grove
Tom TL
Bs Swisher
McMinnville
Leo
Re & Stauts
John Willing
Dixie Smith
H.C. Kert
L. Ligisher
Jer Kiger
McMinnyille
Dolly McKinney
Lady Mahon
J. Riger
Corylis
Lady Dilden
B. BE
Tilden
Killanny
Bt. Rutherford
A Home Institution The Parmers State Bank of Independence
The Parmers State Bank of Independence presents itself as a home institution with capital stock of 25,000 fully paid. It notes stockholders are local farmers and businessmen, describes patrons of the leading houses in Indep, and invites deposits and business. It states interest is paid on deposits and requests calls.
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Parmers State Bank of Independence
Rose Fair at Presbyterian Church Auction Night
The Rose Fair at the Presbyterian church hosts an evening program at the opera house with a 1 admission fee. Prizes include top award of 2.00 for best collection, 1.00 first prize for five items, and 0.50 second prize for five items. Other categories offer 0.50 prizes for best color grouping and for the white red yellow mix.
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Mai
Presbyterice
Chy Arehi
Opera House
Bea
New Discovery Eases Severe Coughs and Rib Pain
An article describes a doctor diagnosing two broken ribs after a violent coughing spell in Neenah Wisconsin. It promotes a cough remedy claiming rapid relief, with testimonials from Effie Morton of Columbia Missouri praising its effectiveness and offering a free trial bottle.
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Wis
Effie Morton
Columbia
Fruit Growers Freight Reductions Announced
Freight cuts proposed by the Southern Pacific Co take effect soon on fruit shipments. Commodities priced at $1.50 for Cincinnati and similar routes. neck of the rates includes pears peaches and similar fruit, with Boston at $1.55 a reduction of about 25 and 3i over other rates.
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Cincinnat
Pittsberg
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Southern Pacific Co
Take It With You Subscrib ers of the Enterprise
Sub scribers of the Enterprise may have the paper sent to any address by dropping a postal card at the post office. The change costs nothing and keeps subscribers informed about home events during absences.
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Bammer
Excellent Minstrel Show Impresses Yates Center Crowd
The J. W. Busbels Minstrels delivered an excellent performance in a crowded tent setting. Reviewers praise them as the best minstrels to visit the city under canvas with lively dancing and song. The act is described as lively and engaging despite a modest band.
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J. W. Busbels
Yates Center
Independence
Weather forecast promises drought relief for Portland carnival
The weather man told the Portland Rose Carnival crowd a week ago that rain would come but reports show Oregon rain fell on the first day of the carnival and has continued daily. Officials say rain could help preserve crops statewide if drought threatens.
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Portland
Oregon
Drouth
Pere Leid
Agriculture Year Book issued for farmers and ranchers
The Department of Agriculture in Washington has issued its 49th Agricultural Year Book. The volume covers agriculture horticulture and stock raising with extensive information. Any farmer can obtain a copy by sending to a member of the Oregon delegation.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
Cmd
Oregon
Clapp Likely to Oppose Root as GOP Convention Chairman
New York’s Ormsby McHarg and Gifford Pinchot joined Minnesota Roosevelt leaders Huch T. Hajbert and others in announcing that U S Senator Moses H. Clapp of Minnesota probably would be a candidate for temporary chairman of the Republican national convention, opposing Bever Root.
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St. Paul
Ormsby McHarg
New York
Giffard Pincchot
Roosevelt Movement
Minnesota
Huch T. Hajbert
United States
Moses Hk. Clapp
Chaiman
Ti Pares
Bevator
Grand Banquet at Hotel Lerona a Big Success
The Hotel Lerona hosted a grand banquet with over one hundred guests from the Willamette valley. Independence orchestra provided music and Mr. Walker ensured a complete and pleasing bill of fare, reflecting well on Hotel Serena and Independence.
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Lerona
Tedance
Willamette Valley
Independence Orchestra
Adied
Walker
Serena
Pacific Northwest
Rain Boosts Crops In Independence Area
Rainfall this week improves crop prospects across the Independence region. Ground moisture is ample, bottom lands are in good condition, and Winter wheat across the state benefits with early harvest expected. Farmers report labor supply worries eased as spring population growth supports field work and trade outlook remains positive.
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Willaonetid Villey
Everest
Usis
Browne Keeps Post at Independence Enterprise
The Polk County Observer notes editor Browne remains securely mounted at the Independence Enterprise and will stay in the newspaper field in Polk County. A brief report claimed a sale to Washington parties, who posted cash forfeit but could not raise funds, abandoning completion of the deal.
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H. , Browne
Independence Enterprise
Bro. Browne
Washington
the Observer
Polk County
Polk County Observer
Suver Seeks Dallas Surveyor Office On Democratic Ticket
Mr Suver of Dallas, a young man seeking the surveyor job on the democratic ticket, visited the city last week to assess the political situation. Suver is a Polk county native and well known here.
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Mr.Suyer
Dallas
Mr. Suver
Polk County
Oregon grows big red cherries on market display
Oregon showcases buses of ripe red cherries at the market with the famous Big Red Apple region highlighted.
Gopher Gun Accident Injures Bear Rickreaul Farmer
Mr. Fox, a Bear Rickreaul farmer, was injured last Friday when an improvised gopher gun exploded during his inspection of its workings, causing finger and thumb damage.
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Fox
Bear Rickreaul
Save Four Bits on Enterprise and Journal Subscriptions
Bargain period offers the Enterprise at $1.00 per year for old and new subscribers. A low rate is also available for Twice a Week Portland Journal.
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Portland Journal
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Howe
Ming Dickson
Ames
Congress
MeLaughlin
Martel Ie
Isamaeta
United Streen
Orexon
U. 8
Thie
Meekel
Awit
Ford ii le
Lve
Rose Fair
Wan
Fruit Growers
Clapp
Root
Hotel Lerena
Letena
LDF
Nt LE Ker
O. A. Kreamer
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