Edith Owen Again Leads Goddess of Liberty Vote
Miss Edith Owen tops this week’s Goddess of Liberty ballot as Edith Owett appears in records alongside voters and entries. Names include May Kennedy Florence Burton Ruby Kelso Florence Burnett Eva Mulkey Monmouth Goldie Irvine Jessica Hartman Mabel Wheelock Mande Iliff Carrol Huber Monmouth with various vote tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goddess of Liberty
Miss Owen
Edith Owett
May Kennedy
Florence Burton
Ruby Kelso
Florence Burnett
Eva Mulkey
Monmouth
Goldie Irvine
Jessica Hartman
Mabel Wheelock Eaeyen
Mande Iliff
Carrol Huber
Boot and Shoe Maker T. B. Oneviora in Independence Oregon
Local notice states that all future work must be paid in cash from the specified date. T. B. Oneviora operates as a boot and shoe maker in Independence Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Oneviora
Independence
Oregon
Peacock Found Guilty of Murder in First Degree
The Dallas trial of Wm. Peacock for murdering Alexander Kerr lasted two days. The defense urged insanity while the state relied on earlier testimony. The jury returned a verdict of murder in first degree, with Peacock showing no visible reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Peacock
Alexander
Kerr
Dallas
Peacock
Telegram from Independence mayor calls mass meeting
A telegram from Independence Oregon dated June 17 reports appalling conditions with no help available except money. Mayor Frank Gilliam notes relief is needed and calls a mass meeting of Independence citizens for June 18 at 8 pm in the opera house to decide on action. J M Clark signs instructions.
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Heppoer
Ore
Independence
Frank Gilliam
Oregon City
Opera House
J. M. Clark
Oregon
Hondas
Mat's Hanks
State Banke
Lawyul
Presidential aide travels to Phillipsburg to visit ill mother
President E. D. Ressler spent the night in travel to reach Phillipsburg Penn to be at his ailing mother. An employment ad seeks trustworthy reps in each state for an old established wealthy firm offering $21 weekly plus cash expenses, with horse and carriage provided as needed. References and a self addressed envelope are requested to Colonial Co. in Chicago.
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E. D. Ressler
Phillipsburg
Penn
Old Establis
Colonial Co
Dearborn St
Chicago
Polk County National Bank Finances Statement 1908
The cashier W. Drvine affirms the bank’s balance sheet for June 1908 includes liabilities and capital details such as capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, and deposits. The document records items like national bank notes, due to other banks, and dividends unpaid, with a notarized oath by cashier W. Drvine and notary J. Kirkland.
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Totasant Anny
Polk
W. Drvine
W. Prvine
J. W. Kirkland
Notary Public
Oman
D. W
Monmouth Band Concert Promises Strong Turnout
The Monmouth band presents a program at 8:15 featuring Hiawatha Medley Overture, Blaze Away Marion Waltzes, Eilenberg Cornet solo, Columbia Fantasia, cornet and trombone duet, Miserere from Il Trovatore, Crown Jewell, Scandalous Doina, and more. A special motor returns at 10 o'clock with after dance transport available.
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Eilenberg
Columbia Fantasia
Frank Lucas
Il Trovatore
Menars
Clodfelter
Powell
Colo
Crown Jewell
Edwin C. Lorence
Doina
Carlton
Monmouth
Local notes from Eugene area residents and visitors
Roy Irvine left Monday for Portland. W A Wann of Eugene visited Sunday and headed north by rail. Mrs Julia Douty leaves this week for Portland to reside at 386 Sixth Street. Mr and Mrs Burch of Rickreall hosted Miss Burch's sister in the city. Dora Cooper, former Centralia teacher, returned home Tuesday. Bertha Osborne also returned home Tuesday after health trip to eastern Oregon. Mrs G Copeland and daughter Kate of Siletz visited W G Creasy and wife last week and returned home Saturday. Sherman Hays and wife moved from Pendleton to Portland. Hays has suffered weeks of rheumatism and cannot walk.
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G. Copeland
Miss Kater
Siletz
W. G. Creasy
Sherman Hays
Pendleton
Portland
Hays
Local notices and arrivals span Salem to Portland
Dr. O D Butler traveled to Portland on Saturday. M L Baldwin and wife of Salem visited in the city on Sunday. Two pairs of draught horses for sale near Monmouth. Mail boxes for the new rural route at Wagoner’s store Independence. Myrtle Lee returned to Portland after visiting friends here. Parker leaves Salem stage. J A Byers to run a team to the Capital city. Moore’s Hair Invigorator and Herpicide sold at Moore’s barber shop. Portrait of Eugene Cattron in The Oregonian. he’sWasco representative for Pacific Coast Elevator Co. Frank Fipher and wife from Monmouth visited. Boilerplate note on local events interrupted by garbled text. clinical remedy anecdote follows. A patient recovered after using Kirkland Drug Co preparations.
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Independence
The
Presbyterian Church
A. Nelson
D. Butler
Locke
E. T. Henkle
F. A. Patterson
F. M. Skinner
W. H. Walker
O. A. Kramer
Oregon
Miss Higgins
Normal School
Myrtle Lee
Portland
Miss Lee
Johnny
Inez Stark
Gould Cressy
Louis Jesse
Mra
E. E. Paddock
Misa Burton
of the Normal
Babbitt
Miss Bowden
Pyramide
Oregonian
Eugene Cattron
Wasco
Cattron
Monmouth
Pacific Coast Elevator Company
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Independence Enterprise
West Side
Bak Monub
Bates
Edith Owen
Lesds
Mayor of Independence
Hedford
Independence National Bank
Vax
Pan
Roy Irvine
W. A. Wann
Eugene
Julia Douty
Sixth Street
Dora Cooper
Centralia
Wash
Bertha Osborne
Astern
Dr. O. D. Butler
M.L. Baldwin
Salem
C. P. Hambree
Wagonier's
Mine Myrtle Lee
Mr. Parker
J. A. Byers
Capital
Moore
Aeartaker
Funeral Dire Independent
Frank Fipher
Wif, Mouth
Pettlers
Wong
Berlain
Kirkland
Ayer
Ayer CO
Lowell
W. G. Sharad
Bank Building
Whitman
Monmouth, Orepotl
Liberty ST
Jos. Meyers & Sons
Joseph Meyers & Sons
Albany
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