Oregon Exposition invite and local notes excerpt
Local notice summarizes the Oregon state building dedication invite for the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition on June 18 but attendance is declined due to late receipt. It also reports on the Salem cherry fair dates July 15 to 17 and parade preparations. The piece notes hog market incentives for Oregon farmers and announces H G Guild selling stake in Hillsboro Argus to Mrs B C McKinney, with L A Long leaving the paper. It closes with a quip on Roosevelt and Darwin regarding a monkey shooting claim.
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Oregon State
Alaska
Salem
Tempted
Northwheel
H. G. Guild
Hillsboro Argus
B.C. McKinney
L.A. Long
Lon
Legal debate over peddlers law and wool price spike
A former supreme court justice turned federal judge in Portland weighs in on the validity of the peddlers law, with a federal case pending in Portland potentially deciding its fate. Wool prices rise this year with Oregon wool selling at 26 18 per pound from a 4000 fleece pool at Solo to Oregon City firm.
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The
Supreme Court
KR. . Bean
United States Court
Portland
Willamette Valley
Solo
Oregon City Company
Corvallis Plans Fourth of July Festivities
Corvallis will celebrate Independence Day this year and hopes for a better show than last week’s driving club event.
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Corvallis
Driving Club
Phrase on kitchen value echoes old saying
An exchange notes a girl in the kitchen is worth two in the ham mock as a humorous misquotation reflecting kitchen roles and rural wit in a casual conversation.
Independence liveryman escorts telephone exchange head to McMinnville
I W Dickinson of Independence drove Bob Berry who runs the Independence exchange of the Pacific States Telephone to McMinnville on a business trip Thursday. The McMinnville Register reports on local movements and civic actions.
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I. W. Dickinson
Independence Liveryman
Bob Berry
McMinnville
Mr. Berry
Independence Exchange
Pacific States Telephone
Monmouth Area Notes On Visits Graduations And Local News
Miss Lion Bogart visits Portland while the Schraders return from Hilleboro. Local residents and visitors including M. Long of Corvallis and Judge Wolverton attend events. The remains of Mrs Jesse A. Al were brought to Monmouth for funeral services. The article also mentions travel to Rowe Carnival and observations on Willamette valley development and Polk county land.
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Mixes
Praise Polk County Lands Dr White and Others Visit
Dr White JS Luckey Miss Helen Hoffman and Eugene Hoffman of Bur gene Oregon spent a couple of hours in Independence on their return from Portland where they had been for sale or trade A gentle pony broke to drive singly or double will trade for young stock of any kind Enquire of F O Fredrickson 4 miles south of Independence tf Receipt books for ease after the Enterprise office
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Eugene
Portland
Luckey
Willamette Valley
Polk County
Littkey
Puget
Lane
Dr. White
Helen Hoffman
Eugene Hoffman
Burgene
Oregon
Independence
F. O. Fredrickson
Portland Judge Criticizes Wives in Drink Abuse Case
Judge Guten of Portland urged a divorced view of marriage noting that when a wife’s husband drinks heavily she should cast him aside and buy a whiskey barrel. He claimed whiskey barrels are cheap and less troublesome than a drunk husband, reflecting harsh views on support and protection for wives.
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Guten
Portland
Liles
Iara
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Independence Enterprise
Charles Edward Hicks
Old Country
Distane
Italy
New York
Auwy
Chicago
Daily Papers
Roosevelt
Darwin
Wii Wounders
Monmouth
Salem Woolen Mills
Salem Woolen Mill
Salem, Oregon
Broider
Joseone
C. Wall
N. Com’l. St
P. H. Drexler
Main and
Monmouth Streets
Independence, Ore
Mesdames Hart and Raglin
Independence, Oregon
Wvrite
Stockton
June White
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