Education powers democracy and moral citizenry
A Talented professor at M'Minville College stresses education as the costliest mechanism in service to others. He argues that in a democracy the citizen is king, must know history, economics, sociology, and law, and be morally principled to sustain government and national strength.
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France
Caesar
Augustus
Trajan
Rome
Napoleon
Ita Citivens
God
Noto
Prince
Peter the Great
Russia
Marathon
Jay Bowerman Acts as Governor in Oregon
Salem reports Jay Bowerman of Condon serving as governor due to Governor Benson's illness. Bowerman leads as president of the Oregon state senate under constitutional succession. The move follows Benson’s medical treatment in San Francisco and aims to relieve executive congestion in Salem.
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Salem
Oregon
Haew
Jay Bowerman
Condon Sod
Oregon State Senate
Senate
Bue Ness
Benson
Powerman
H. L. Boonson
Cat
San Francisco
State Wins Suit Over Tide Lands Rights
Oregon state courts uphold land board against Corvallis and Eastern Railway in an injunction case over sale of tideland in Alsea Yaquina and Siletz bays. The railroad claimed 1874 legislative cession of tide lands created vested rights, but the board prevailed on title to thousands of acres.
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Salem
Oregon
Corvallis & Eastern Railway Company
Galloway
State Land Board
Board
Land Board
Alzea Bay
Alsea
Yaquina
Sileta Bays
Corvallis & Hastern Railway
Tidelands
Government Takes Inventory of Timber in Cascade Forest
Fifteen or more expert timber cruisers in the government employ are in Eugene ready to survey the Cascade forest reserve. They will classify land and segregate timber into logging units along the Willamette watershed, aiming to complete the work this summer and into next year. This marks the first government effort to inventory timber resources for fair disposal.
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Eugene
Cascade Forest Reserve
Willamette River
Nexc
Not Enough Votes In District For Direct Primary
The secretary of state ruled there were insufficient Democrat votes in the Second Congressional District two years ago to nominate a candidate under the direct primary law. Nominations must be made under the old system as the party failed to reach the 25 percent threshold required to be recognized in the district.
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Salem
Secretary of State
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City council met in adjourned session in the city hall. City officers and the city attorney were present. A report on sidewalk repairs was read and the street committee was instructed to inspect sidewalks in Councilman district and report next meeting. Southern Pacific rights-of-way proposal across city property was accepted. Ordinance committee to draft a dog at large ban within city limits. Bills were read and ordered paid.
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Seralon
Ballant
Geniyur
Carebal
Berg
Ted
Qonetlow
Southern Pacific Company
Ecity
Death of James Wallace in Nassau County
James Wallace died at his mother Mrs. Edwin Wallace’s Maple Avenue home in Lynbrook after a short illness of erysipelas and heart trouble. He was 49 or 50, son of the late Captain Edwin Wallace, a major Rockville Centre realty owner. Born in the village, he graduated from Columbia Law School and moved to Independence Oregon, returning east after his father’s death to care for his mother. His widow and son are expected to arrive soon for funeral arrangements, and the mother remains gravely ill.
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James Wallace
Nassau Recorder
Lynbrook
Nassau County
New York
Edwin Wallace
Maple Avenue
Wallace
Rockville Centre
Columbia Law School
Independence
Oregon
Far West
Pleasant Party Honoring Miss Ethel Eakin
A pleasant surprise party was given in the city Thursday evening June 16 by Miss Mabel Wiltson for guest Miss Ethel Eakin of Cottage Grove. Guests included Misses Ethel Newman Edith Wolverton Mildred Ower Hazel Bohannon Millie Addison Anna Addison Opal McDevitt Mildred Harroy McDevitt Margaret Hodge Katie Dunsmore Clara Purvine Gladys Irvine and Mrs Claude Johnson.
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Mabel Wiltson
Ethel Eakin
Cottage Grove
Ethel Newman
Wdith Wolverton
Monmouth
Ethel Bak'n
Emma Herkle
Mabel Hillis
Hazel Bohannon
Millie Addison
Anna Addison
Mildred Ower Harroy McDevitt
Opal McDevitt
Margaret Hodge
Katie Dunsmore
Clara Purvine
Gladys Irvine
Claude Johnson
Church Announcements for Sunday Services Across Denominations
Local notices list next Sunday services at multiple churches. Meth odist, United Evangelical, Baptist, Calvary Presbyterian and others schedule Sunday school at 10, morning worship, and evening sermons with midweek prayer meetings and youth studies. Special music from Calvary soloists invites visitors to worship.
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Methodist Church
Epworth League
United Evangelical Church
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Calvary
Annual Races Great Success Parade Opens Independence Meet
The fifth annual Independence Driving Club meet in Folk County opened with a parade down Main Street amid sunny weather and holiday spirit. Winners in draft, roadster, and standard bred categories were announced, with Albion and Golden Robin among top prizewinners. The afternoon program featured two- and three-year-old races, trotting and pacing events, and times listed for multiple heats. Thursday saw stronger attendance, a horse show, and driving contests won by Hembree and McTimmonds, with awards for single and double drivers and lady riders.
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Independence Driving Club
Pedro
C. P. Hembree
Harry Mitt
Maitland Black
Robi. DeArmond
Jake Parker
Chas. Sperling
Verd Hill
Golden Robin
Johnson & Turner
Earle Russell
Main Street
Old Town
Hal Gray
Dixie Smith
Nancy Lace
Jet Lock
Roxie Leno
Roxie
Carl P
St. Salvania
Viola
Blacksmith
May Tilden
Como
Dolly McKinney
Padishah
Angie Malone
Father Downey
Hector
Creigh
Joe Gaffney
Kamsack
Rival
EB. C. McTimmonds
Mr. Peck
Peter Cook
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Sherman Wallace
Education For Citizenship
M'Minnville College
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King Oscar
Pedro Albion
Albion
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