High School Budget Sparks Local Reading and Attendance Notes
The article notes a new high school opening, expansion of courses, and a geology to botany transition for the eleventh grade. It reports on Shakespeare studies, a bookkeeping test, and concerns over student attendance with a cost estimate of lost funds. It also mentions local shopping news and a clothing shipment from Conkey, Walker & Lehman.
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McIntosh
Portia
Seymour
Helen Butler
Anna Doty
Gladys Fleming
Pearl Hazelton
Sylva Hazelton
Albert Hilke
Gilbert Stallings
Johnnie
Conkey, Walker & Lehman
L. T. L. Medal Contest at Methodist Church
A public speaking contest for L. T. L. members will be held Monday evening March 14 at the Independence Methodist church. About a dozen children will speak on temperance with two class winners receiving silver medals. Admission is free, a free-will offering will help defray expenses.
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Methodist
Independence
Independence Driving Club Annual Meeting Notice
Notice is hereby given that the Independence Driving Club will hold its annual meeting at the City Hall in Independence Oregon on March 5 1910 at 1 o clock p m for electing a president secretary and three directors to serve for one year and for other business as may properly come before the meeting Pf F Jones Secretary Independence Driving Club
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Independents
Oregon
Independence Driving Club
Independence
Pf F Jones
Independence Driydog
Notice of tax due and dog impounding in Independence
The City Marshal of Independence announces taxes due within the city. Dogs found on streets without collars and tags will be impounded for ten days, then advertised and sold to the highest bidder. If not sold, they will be bid in by the city and killed by order of the council dated January 19, 1910.
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J. A. ‘Byers
Walnut crop ad and local notices from Independence
An Independence column highlights a walnut seller questions if selling is a wood trade. The piece lists Hanna Bros suet, Gideon lime and sulfur spray, and WilliamA Drug Co. mentions. It also notes Miss Margaret Hodge visiting Salem, Miss Millie Addison ill, Mrs Lillie Waton in Portland with son Joe Eaton, and announces a Spring Opening at C St Millinery Store with hats and a trimmer.
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Suet Hanna Bros
Gideon
Williama Drug Co
Margaret Hodge
Salem
Sho
Millie Addison
Enterprise Office
Lillie Waton
Portland
Joe Eaton
C St
Sherman Hays
Woman Undergoes Operation After Prolonged Illness
After a long illness including throat troubles and repeated lancing, Mrs C I Byxbee was moved to Salem for surgery. Her husband accompanies her to the hospital and will stay with her during the operation.
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Byxbee
Salem
Ste
Skin diseases cause intense itching and sleepless nights
Nearly all skin diseases such as eczema and tetter are marked by severe itching. Quick relief comes from Chamberlain's Halve which allays itching fast. Many cases have been cured by its use. For sale by FP.M Kirkland. Also a listed item: Single Comb Brown Leghorn hens, $1.00 per dozen, 16. L. Baker. Home phone, etc.
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M Kirkland
L. Baker
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