Automobile Tumbles After Ferocious Car Battle
In a road accident between Independence and Monmouth a car swerved after Strong forced Winters’ cap down and continued with “Juice.” The vehicle rolled, lifting occupants high and scattering them. Winters suffered a badly wrenched leg. Strong broke an arm and facial cuts. Tetherow sustained severe facial injuries. Victims were treated at a nearby farmhouse, then returned home. Strong recovered enough to move about. Winters headed to Portland. Tetheron remained in critical condition. Local condolences extended for the Pomeroy family death. $5,000 aid sent to the American Red Cross for Turkey relief, bringing total to $20,000. A legal petition in California was granted, and a Wyoming telegraph suit sought to force incorporation. Also noted: June 14 marks the 132nd anniversary of America’s adoption. A Brooklyn man sold a stake for $40,000 amid a Seattle letter about Alaska riches.
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Monmouth
Mr. Winters
E. E. Hewitt
E. W. Strong
Corvallis
Mr. Tetherow
Fred Moseman
Buller
Strong
Portland
Archie Tetheron
Donatath Pople
American Led Cross Society
Turkey
Laula Glass
Pacific States Telephone Company
Supreme Court of California
Mullens
Sult Ageioat
Congress
United States
Anthony Meyer
Brooklyn
Jeeman
Adwell
Seattle
Alaska
Short News Notes: Early 1900s Reports
Lumber production in the United States fell year to year by 77.58 percent. Sovereign Camp Woodmen of the World allocated 750.60 for a headquarters building at Omaha. The Sen Sen Chicie Company formed in New York with a 6 million dollar capital to acquire six major chewing gum firms. A blast of 200 pounds of dynamite in Fredericksburg Iowa damaged the business district and injured many. In 1908 railroads bought over 112 million cross tires at more than 50 million dollars. The 41st annual National American Woman Suffrage Association convention will meet July 7 at the A Y P Exposition in Seattle. Edward Everett Hale, longtime senate chaplain, author and educator, died in Roxbury Massachusetts at 57. The steamer Tanana arrived at Dawson with 500000 in gold dust, part of a 2 million total en route to Seattle.
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Sen Sen Chicie Company
United States
Canada
New York
National American Women's Suffrage Association
A.Y.P. Exposition
Seattle
Edward Everett Hale
United States Senate
Roxbury
Mass
Dawson
Fairbanks
Percival to Enter Ma Run Ting Horse in Marshfield Races
W. W. Percival shipped Ma run ting horse St Salvania by boat to Portland and on to Marshfield for races July 1 3 3 and 5. The horse is in charge of How ard Copeland. Percival and Rube Dickenson plan to attend next week. Also for sale or trade a high class parlor organ. Burial robes and trimmings available from H H Jasperaon tf.
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W. W. Percival
St. Salvania
Seat
Marshfield
Portland
Howard Copeland
Mr. Percival
Rube Dickenson
Potatoes Shipment Delay Affects H Knox Merchant
H Knox, a city merchant, complains in Salem that a June 1 shipment of last year's stock from Gaston to Independence has not arrived by June 18. He seeks recourse if delivery insists, with the railroad commission advising damages via legal action if amicable settlement fails. The route covers about forty miles from Gaston in Yamhill to Independence in Polk via the Southern Pacific West Side line.
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H. Knox
Salem
Gaston
Priday
Railroad Commission
Yamhill County
Independence
Polk County
Southner Pacific
Doan's Kidney Pills End Kidney Trouble Claim
Indpendent resident vei Rosendorf of Independence Oregon reports ten years of kidney trouble with nightly urination and swelling. After using Doan's Kidney Pills he is free from kidney complaint and endorses the product citing first hand relief. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Vei Rosendorf
Main
Independence
Ore
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Pioneer Henry Cooper Died in Wayne County Kentucky
Obituary notes Henry Armstrong Cooper born May 14 1813 near Monticello Wayne County Kentucky. He preached from 1835 to 1840 to about 3000 baptisms and 1100 marriages, serving Beaver Creek Baptist Church for fifty years and other congregations, a Texas missionary, and a steadfast champion of scriptural truth. He died March 31, 18__. His wife Sally Cooper survived him. six children and one brother listed. A monument will honor his memory in Bik Spring cemetery.
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Daniel Boone
Kentucky
Fredrick
Dorothy Cooper
Beaver Creek
Wayne County
Cooper
Henry Cooper
Patience Black
Wigan Armstrong Cooper
Monticello
Jesus Christ
Mathew Floyd
Canada’s Creek
Purnel
Mt. Pleasant
Charity
Steubenville
Texas
Cain Fevlr
Elvic
Jesus
Satan
Sally Cooper
Daniel Cooper
Ife
Stix
Livingston Cooper
Parnell
Lyteton
Millard Cooper
Mra J. Fi
Lancaster
Sandusky
Mre. J. Jil
Tease
J. M. Cooper
Mra W . Reewr
Alex
Bik Spring
RK. C. Kimble
Polk's Gazetteer A Directory of Oregon and Washington Towns
Polk's Gazetteer provides a business directory overview for Oregon and Washington towns. It lists joined villages, locations, and business details, listing Leele & Co Inc Seattle as publisher and sample entries for each locale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Washington
Sigence RK. Leele & Co., Inc
Seattle
Hillsboro Sanitarium Admits Varied Medical Cases
Hillsboro Sanitarium invites inspection and accepts all non contagious cases from reputable physicians with special attention to confinement cases. Under physician care, trained nurse in attendance. Phone Pacific Main 21.
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Pacific Main
Faber's Self Filling Fountain Pen Promises Ease
A compact ad notes Faber's Fountain Pen as a self filling model suited for office and school use. It presents the pen as the leading choice among offerings, emphasizing convenience and practicality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ig Faber
Independence and Monmouth Railway Schedules
Train services run daily from Independence to Dallas and Monmouth to Dallas with multiple connections. Various trains depart Independence at 6:00 to 7:35 p.m. and Monmouth at 4:00 to 6:25 p.m., delivering arrivals in Dallas and Independence with several interchanges and through connections noted.
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Dallas
Trin
Independence
Monmouth
Daling
Lisa
Independengee Daiy
Monmmouth
Leives Dallas Dadiyaia
Adin
Aerives Ndepens
Yralti
Dalian
Sderrives
Stonmeth
Atrio
Tlaves Palian
Teat de Monnolth Sp
Drieves Tndapend
Ere SA Peny
Veal products and meats featured at Long's Cash Market
A noisy OCR list of veal cuts and other meats offered at Long's Cash Market. Items include shoulder roasts, rump and sirloin steaks, ham, sausage, beef and fish, plus prices and ad slogans for various products and a note about highest price paid for fat stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long
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Friends of Independence
T Hheir
Thomas Pomeroy
Geo. B. Pratt
Mareurite Pomeroy
Dole Pomeror
Dono Pomeroy
Sovereien Camp
Woodmen of the World
Buiiding
Omaha
Fredericksburg
Iowa
J.s.gooper
Polk's Gazetteer
Hillsboro Sanitarium
Faber
Drug Co
Independence, Ore
Independence and Monmouth Railway
Airile
Airlie Thin
Jeave
Guy McKnight
Southern Oregon Commission CO
W. H. McCoronopate
O. A. Kramer
Long’s Cash Market
Long's Market
Aead
Wees
Reba Tee
Rosut
Hamburg
Sean
Eise He
Tee
Ricks
Ser Tee Rou
Ewer 80
de Kane
VSR
Arkarate
Sen
Paes
Jacob Voqt
State Street
Sloper Brothers Independence, OR
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