Surprise Birthday for D. L. Hodges by M. E. Church Children
The primary department of the M. E. Church held a morning surprise for D. L. Hodges known as Daddy Hodges on his 70th birthday. About 74 children sang and presented a birthday card and a birthday offering of one penny per year. Hodges, a long-time Oregon resident, is praised for loyalty and industriousness, with warm wishes for prosperity and ripe old age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
D. L. Hodges
Daddy’ Hodges
Hedgen
Marchoa
Bernice Hanna
Powell Funeral Recalls Monmouth Native’s Life
The funeral of John H. Powell, a Monmouth native and Monmouth Christian College graduate, was held at the Christian church in Monmouth and burial followed at Knights of Pythias cemetery. He had lived in Linn and Polk counties, moved to Farmington Washington, and married Anna Garrett in 1885. He is survived by his widow, three children, four brothers, one sister, and his parents, the Powells of Monmouth.
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John MH. Powell
Christian Church
Monmouth
Loring
Knights of
Linn County
Monmouth Christian College
Linn
Polk
Farmington
Anna Garrett
F. 8. Powell
Snyder Files Candidacy for Justice of the Peace
Samford Snyder filed his petition with the county clerk to run in the Republican primary for justice of the peace in the district. He has strong Republican support and some Democrats favor his nomination, promising a fair and impartial administration and a square deal. His election is viewed as practically assured.
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Samford Snyder
Justic of the Pease
Snyder
Indicted man accused of stealing from Main street barbers
Polk County Sheriff seeks Holt alias Italian Tony for theft of clothing shoes and related items valued around sixty dollars from the Main street barbershop. Holt fled Thursday night after the alleged robbery and boarding for river points. a warrant was issued but he remained at large. Known locally as a trusted resident, Holt has a wife in the county town.
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Norton & Robinson
Tony
Haying
Joe Molt
Porter
Joe
Holt
Alwiga
Sperling hotel nearing completion and opening plans
The Sperling hotel brickwork is finished and a crew of 18 works on the building below. The plan is for the bank to open by April 1, with C. W. Irvine leaving Independence National to join the new enterprise. M. W. Walker of the Independence Hotel intends to take possession once the new hotel is ready and will run the greenhouses until his lease ends.
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Sperling
Orher Coom
C. W. Irvine
Independence Nathon
Bath
M. W. Walker
Independence Hotel
One More Number at High School Lyceum Event
Professor Barkley the cartoonist presented an entertainment in the High School building Tuesday evening as the penultimate program of the lyceum bureau course. Attendance was small and the season has not been financially successful. The first engagement was postponed due to poor attendance, while the next event later this month is hoped to draw a larger audience.
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Barkley
Lyceum Baureau
Fimst
Vacation Accident In Blacksmith Shop
A. W. Russell suffered an eye injury when a piece of iron flew into his eye in the blacksmith shop. The substance was removed by his physician on Tuesday morning and he is reported to be feeling more comfortable.
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A. W. Russell
Ron
Will Build Garage On West Main Street
Long has purchased the old livery barn near the steel bridge on Main street and will remove the structure to erect a large garage to be leased by A W Russell.
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G. Long
Main Street
A. W. Russell
Mrs. Leslie Carter in Thrilling Salem Play
Mrs. Leslie Carter stars in Two Women at the Grand Theatre Salem Oregon on March 6 with a strong supporting company. Captain Claude Ekstner arranges a Salem launch Independence to transport attendees, with tickets via Lamon or Claude Skinner and a manager’s high recommendation.
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Salem
Leslie Carter
Claude Ekstner Hee
Lamon
Claude Skinner
Waters
Grand
Tragic Fire Burns Child to Death in Luckimenute Willey
A mite daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Neal died after severe burns from a stove fire in their Luckimenute Willey home. While the mother tended the barn, the child reportedly reached the stove and clothing ignited. Despite Dr Butler’s arrival, the injuries were fatal within hours and the family narrowly avoided losing their home to the blaze. The child was buried on Wednesday.
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Harry Neai
Luckimenute Willey
Neal W
Tiemoter
Hongs
Dr. Butler
Find
Neal
Independence Teams Suffer Heavy Losses in Dallas Night
The Independence basketball teams were routed in Dallas Saturday night. The first team lost by 9 to 9, while the second team failed to score as Dallas’s second squad tallied 9 points.
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Independence
Dallas
Electric Bitters touted as eczema cure by Dr Curtiss
Dr J T Curtiss of Dwight Kansas claims Electric Bitters cures eczema and similar skin ailments and benefits general health. The ad lists eczema tetter salt rheum ulcers boils and running sores as treatable and promotes liver kidneys and bowel stimulation with polion expulsion relief. Price is 60 cents with satisfaction guaranteed by druggists. Fresh cow for sale inquire of M H Richards Lag.
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J. T. Curtiss
Dwight
Kan
Death of G B Davidson of Buena Vista
G B Davidson of Buena Vista died Saturday February 25 1912 after long illness He was born October 15 1840 in Peora Til and crossed the plains to Oregon in 1849 settling at Dayton later homesteading He married Merida DeHaven in 1863 ten children were born seven living He resided in Buena Vista many years His funeral was at home and he was buried in the Salem L O O F cemetery Interment followed at age seventy two
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G. B. Davidson
Buena Vista
Baturde
Peora
Til
Plains
Oregon
Dayton
Homstead
Hia Fe
Henes
Merida DeHaven
Farfield
Mr. Davidson Hog
Ind Neff Buena Viste
Long Fitness
Salem
Repe ls Attack of Death Dr King s New Discovery
A reader recalls doctors giving two years to live due to consumption. After using Dr King s New Discovery the narrator reports improved health and a return to work. The advertised cure is promoted as safe for throat and lung troubles with a trial bottle offered free at druggists.
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Stillman Green
Malachite
Col
Dr. King
Gasoline car starts Sunday to aid rail service
The community learns that the Southern Pacific plans to maintain current train service while introducing a new motor car between Airlie and Salem via Monmouth and Independence. A 6:30 am Independence to Airlie run and an 8:25 am arrival to West Salem are listed, with return trips and connections to Portland and Monmouth. Officials highlight improved passenger service and local business benefits as rail facilities expand with electrification plans.
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Dalles
Portland
Corvallis
Clizes
Thursda
Southern Pacific
Campbell
Dallas Committee
Independence Gersice
Airlie
Salem
Monmouth
Independence
Hirschberg
Independence and Monmouth Railway
Fallsity
Western
I T
West Salem
No. 1
Dallas
Independece
Airile
Hreck
Airtle
Thraeinch
Oregon Electric
Mrs Leslie Carter Stars in Two Women at Grand Salem
Mrs Leslie Carter draws crowded houses in Philadelphia and Salem Oregon for Two Women shaping a strong dual role as Jeannette and Jeanine. The Grand Theatre engagement on March 15 features a fifty member company and new wardrobe with elaborate gowns marking the season.
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Leslie Carter
Philadelphia
Mt Sergon
Sarah Berndredt
Fiske
Mme DuBarry
Mrs. Carter
Jeannette
Jeanine
Grand Theatre
Salem
Oregon
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Help Pioneer
Old Gentleman
Hedges
John H. Powell
Polk County
Accus
J. M. McCaleb, Photographer
J. M. McCaleb
Two Women
Jeannete Morein
Jeanning Bartot
Remy de Marg
Jaondelle
Bis
Jeamnine
Janeete
Jeantrelle
Jeanette
Hraels
Jeannine
Lfe
Carlier
M. H. Richards
Mr. Hirschberg
Ling Public
Conkey, Walker & Lehman