City hires engineer for permanent grade and park lines
The Independence city council hired engineer Mr Kelsey from McMinnville to design a permanent citywide grade, extend it to 20 intersections, and provide a map of property lines. The move aims to uniform streets and sidewalks, with plans to widen parks and narrow streets at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard
Clinee Mix
Ateet
Hepton
McMinnville
Kelsey
Polia
Cradé Estate
Dawasa
Dixos
New York
W. L. Rice
Rice
Bice
Mill Likely if Oregon Electric Crosses River at Falls City
Falls City may gain a new mill regardless of moving plans if the Oregon Electric line crosses the river here. A bridge construction appears likely and could persuade Falls City to fund the mill rather than pay $50,000 to relocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falla City
Stay of execution delays Humphrey murder sentence
The Humphrey brothers found guilty of first degree murder in Corvallis will likely live to share Thanksgiving at state expense, as Governor West delays their execution until after the November general election on capital punishment. Dr. L. W. Horn, Veterinary Surgeon, Crowley Bros. Livery Barn, Independence, Ore. Both Phones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey Brothers
Corvallis
Govenor West
L. W. Horn
Crowley Bros. Livery Barn
Independence
Ore
Circuit Court Docket for May session in Oregon
The docket lists numerous circuit court cases including Averill Machinery Co v PF M. Smith et al for money, John Courtney assault with intent to commit rape, Toby Babbe actions for money, Ackerman v John Doe for money, and many more against defendants such as Williams, Falls City Lumber Co, Graves Music Co, and Chas Pickney. Attorneys include Birley & Kaki, J H McNary, Sibley & Makin, McCain & Vinton, Hayter and others. divisions involve condemnation, damages, and monetary claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Oregon
John Courtney
J. H. McNury
David Bradly
Toby
Tooney
L Db. Brown
Sibley & Makin
Ackerman
John Doe
W. OC
Whassow
Corvon
Brown and
Hayter
Prundhoefey
Ore Williams
Flower
B.D. Suuffer & A
M Fanning Va
M. J.caetretal
Manors
Connor & Sears
McCain Viiros, Galloway and Hayter
GG. RR & N. Co. Va
C. Leckant
Condemnation
J. J. Upton
Plaintt
W. C. Lima
A. L. McLeol Vn
Chas
W. Manmach
Setlon
Money
L. D.brown
Fretk Beta
Plaintitt
C. Hayter
Conrad Krebs
W. HH. Métney and HH. J. Hart, Wetlan For Mindrity, Carson and Brown
Haytt
Moser & MeCte
Alexander Bay Se
J. H. McNary
Alexander Bayne
J. A. McNary
Graves Music Co
Ve L. BD
Danial Notion
Nagter
Plaintife
Falls
Encouragement of irrigation in Willamette valley
Sloper Brothers report success with a trial irrigation plant in the Willamette valley. They expanded to a larger system, hoping the extra hop crop pays for itself in one season. The project costs under 600 dollars and could be affordable for farmers and dairymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloper Brothers
Willamette Valley
Messrs
Sloper
Candidates file expenses for constable race final
Last Saturday marked the deadline to file expense accounts for constable candidates with fines for late or missing filings. A. L. Sperling Sam Hanna and A. Addison showed no expense notes while Moran, the regular ticket nominee, led with four votes followed by Hanna two and Addison one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Sperling
Sam Hanna
A. Addison
Sperling
Hanna
Mr. Addison
Johnnie Moran
Plan to Share Water Between Monmouth Independence
The Fall City News reports on a proposed joint water plan for Monmouth and Independence. It suggests using the Fall City system’s 10 inch main to supply Monmouth with 60 000 gallons daily and Independence with 100 000 gallons, creating a surplus and lower costs than separate systems. The piece notes per capita use and potential business benefits from the arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noelty
Oregon
Falla City
Monmouth
Falle
Republicans Meet to Elect Local Party Leaders
The Republican County Central Committee met at Dillas on Saturday with M Goetz from North Independence and E B Pasdovk in attendance. They effected a permanent or penstu tion. L Keyt of Perrydale was elected chairman and M 10 Bills Wis elected secretary and treasurer. M Goelz was elected first district committeeman and ROE Willems of Dallas was named to the state central committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Central Committee
Dillas
M Goetz
North Independence
E. B. Pasdovk
Hou
L. Keyt
Perrydale
Smd
Bills Wis
M. Goelz
Willems
Dallas
Wee
New Hardware Firm Craven and Huff Planned
Craven and Huff form a partnership to open a hardware store in Hirachherr bullring once the building is ready. Both men bring long hardware experience and expect success in the growing city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craven and Huff
Hirachherr
W. K. Craven
Wm. Hoff
Wall Hked
Portisvid men install large vacuum pump for farm water systems
Diamond and Riggs demonstrated a larger vacuum pumping system at the boat horse last week to show farmers and hop men that the invention will meet its claimed potential. The trial impressed observers and is expected to lead to several private water systems on nearby farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond and Riggs of
Portisvid
Electric Bitters Claim to Cure Malaria and Fever
The advertisement argues that mosquitos carry malaria germs and malaria leads to fever and typhoid. It tempers the claim that Electric Bitters kill malaria germs, restore appetite, and renew strength. A testimonial from Wm. Fretwell of Lucom a North Carolina notes three bottles cured malaria. Price is 60 cents at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Fretwell
Lucama
N. C
Hest
No Opposition for Crowley in County Superintendent Race
Professor Fred Crowley, a Democratic nominee for county superintendent of schools, expresses no willingness to run. The development leaves no opponent for Seymour in the November campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Crowley
Seymour
Equaled by None Rice and Calbreath’s Store Near Completion
The text praises Rice and Calbreath for a near completion store improvement. It notes enhanced appearance and convenience, calling it a credit to the enterprising merchants and claiming the store is equaled by none in Polk County and few in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice and Calbreath
Polk County
Monmouth Rejects Bids For Water System Contract
Monmouth City Council opened bids for the water system project but rejected all offers as too high. Some contractors refused to bid, and supply firms allegedly coordinated to raise prices. Officials say little delay is expected and will seek responsible bidders, with a special meeting planned for next Wednesday to reevaluate bids.
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City Council of
Monmouth
Ame
Peeht
Counel
Bern
Bowtver
Counet
Sey
Dole
Oregon Power Co Improves Independence Water System
The Oregon Power Co. plans extensive improvements in Independence water works. A new well is being dug to increase water supply as the city grows, and water mains are being laid or upgraded to meet demand, addressing long standing inadequacies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Power Co
Independence
Real Estate Firm Reports Major Sales and Transfers
J Bryan may never be president talk aside. B Tripp manager of the Indeence Renal estate Co reports selling more real estate than time companies in two years. This week the Rt. Davis residence near the High School sold to E R Bingmin of Rosepike Oregon who will move his family to his lease at once. Schaffer Residence Win at McDonald site improved and will owe a permanent home of sate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bryan
B. Tripp
Indeence Renal Estate Co
Eime
Rt. Davis
ER. Bingmin
Rosepike Oregon
Schaffer
Win
McDonald
Dr. Miles
J. W. Sedge
Blue Spring
Coun
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Indi
Calvary Presbyterian Unveils New Estey Pipe Organ
Calvary Presbyterian Church has installed a new Estey pipe organ, the city’s first. A recital by a top state organist is expected soon, promising a major treat for music lovers and congregants alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvery Presbyterian Church
Estey
Calgary
Calvary Presbyterian Church Plans Sunday Services
Calvary Presbyterian Church will hold regular Sunday services next week with Sunday school at 10 and morning worship at 11 led by Dr Dunsmore continuing a five week doctrinal series. Evening service is at 8. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary
Demonstration Car Draws Crowd At Local Exhibit
A demonstration car by O. A. C. visited the city for an hour on Saturday drawing a good crowd. Poultry exhibits impressed attendees while lectures provided interest and instruction.
Independence Driving Association Promises Record Meet
Officers of the Independence Driving Association anticipate the most successful meet in the association’s history as they work toward a record event this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence Driving Association
Married in Salem as Elwood Hartman weds Ruth Porter
Elwood Hartman of this city and Ruth Porter of Salem were married Sunday at the bride's home. The couple will reside in Independence where the groom is employed in Drexier and Alexander's store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood Hartman
Ruth Porter
Salem
Independence
Drexier
Alexander's
Notice to Water Consumers Shutting Off May 12
City water will be shut off Sunday May 12 from 7 to 11 o'clock. Oregon Power Company issues the notice to water consumers about the service interruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consumers of Water
Oregon Power Company
Independence Club Wins Close Ball Game
In a tight high school baseball contest on Independence grounds the Independence Club defeated the Dallas Athletic Club 7 to 6. Champness stood out with the bat, Dallas pitchers were troubled, and Caldera delivered when pinched in. The club aims to strengthen for the valley title and plans to face Oregon State Normal next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence Club
Dallas Atheletic Club
Champness
Dallas
Independence Caldtera
Independence
Exeets
Willamette Valley
Oregon State Normal
Echoo Q
Independence Grounds
Donmouth
Dave Cojsis
Portland
Election of J. H. 8 ASB Officers and Color Change
The Associated Student Body of J. H. 8 elected officers for the next term: President Marion Butler Vice President Ernest E. Williams Secretary Leona Sperling Treasurer Victor L. Seeley. A fall term manager for Athletics will be elected. The body also changed school colors from Purple and White to Maroon and Gold. Local note reports peach crops likely to fail due to frost. E T Hinkle of Corvallis visiting for home improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Butler
Ernest E. Willams
Leona Sperling
Victor L. Seeley
Atheletics
Ceci Swope
Vale Hillibrand
Ella Chase
Hay
Obituary of Hubert Travis in First Baptist Church Service
Hubert Travis died at home on Fourth Street Friday May 3 1912 aged 1 year 7 months after moving from Minnesota with family. Funeral held Sunday at First Baptist Church with Dr Dunamore of Calgary Presbyterian officiating and burial at Odd Fellows Cemetery. Community grief noted and State Normal School May Day events referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I First Baptist Church
Dunsmere
Calgiry Presbyterian Church
Odd Fellows
Dunamore
State Normal School
Monmouth
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Circuit Court
Department 1
Convelles
Mon Dey
Mayl S
Percy Keiley Prealini
Averill Machinery Cb
PF. M.smith
Birley & Kaki
Falls City
Calvary Presbyterian Church
High School
E. T. Hinkle
International
Cothes
America
O. A. Kreamer
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