Indicted man alibied as jail conditions condemned
Walsetz resident W. L. Nelson faced grand jury charges with his case dismissed after a good alibi found by District Attorney Helgerson. James Brooks received nine months in county jail for delinquency of a minor. A second juried failure delayed a Pugh and Sauer contract suit against Dallas. The grand jury urged immediate jail and courthouse repairs for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Nelson
Walsetz
Hurwan
Helgerson
Nelson
James Brooks
Pugh & Sauer
Salem Contractors
Dallas
Oregon Wews Notes Of General Interest
Stayton's new cannery organization progresses rapidly. Linn county reports 11 203 voters. Linn county first woman foreman of grand jury. Monmouth votes May 19 on four charter changes. Roseburg to Portland highway paving starts. Portland sees 1 dead and 120 injured in April traffic. E B Fitts conducts weeklong talks in Klamath Falls. Carlton high school sends 24 students to Salem. Harriet Griffith named queen of Portland Rose Festival. Valley league talks among Eugene Albany Salem Cottage Grove Roseburg teams. Baker county chamber opposes McNary Diamond Lake park bill. Central Oregon track meet held in Prineville. Salem Boys' School band planned with Portland civic help. Oshkosh Mohawk plant to resume. capacity 60 000 ft. Oregon Pulp & Paper to invest 50 000 to 60 000. Mill Creek market road bid 51 472 12 by United Contracting. Columbia salmon catch reported light. 200 laundrymen enlist Oregon State Laundry Workers' convention at The Dalles. Willamette slough fishing orders under review by Judge Eakin. La Grande annexation petitions circulated. Albany camp ground free for tourists. Multnomah hearings May 37 on western grain and hay rates. Henry C. Keene to chair ICC hearings. George L. Howard wins Diamond Lake resort permit. plans 15 000 spend. First warant installments to veterans under Soldiers Cash Bonus Act issued in Salem. 1923 income tax funding proposal advocates two-source funding plan. Roosevelt Memorial coast highway hailed by coast counties as federal road project advances. Government ready to proceed with Oregon money for coast highway construction.
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Linn County
Monmouth
Roseburg
WH Bur
Pacific Highway
Portland
E. B. Fitts
Oregon Agricultural College
Klamath Falls
Carlton
Salem
Harriet Griffith
Franklin T. Griffith
Eugene
Albany
Cottage Grove
Baker County
Oregon Pulp & Paper Company
Oregon City
United Contracting Company of
Mill Creek Market Road
Dalles
Astoria
Columbia River
Oregon
Pacific Coast States
Oregon State Laundry Owners’ Association
la Grande
Bryant Park
Park Board
Multnomah County Court Room
Western Grain
Henry C. Keene
Interstate Commerce Commission
State For Payers’ League
Secretary of State
Washington, D. C
Internal Bathing Promises Health Through J. B. L. Cascade
A letter from Mr A Czarnecki of San Francisco promotes Tyrrell's Hygienic Inst. in New York and the J B L Cascade internal bath as a cure for chronic constipation. He cites relief since May 12 1914 and urges readers to request a free book detailing experiences of Chas A Tyrrell of New York.
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A. Czarnecki
Montgomery Bt
San Francisco
Cal
Tyrrell
New York
Conhden
J. B. L. Cascade
Chas A Tyrrell
Final account hearing set in Zielesch estate Polk County
Ernest Zielesch administrator with will annexed asks the Polk County Court to hear objections to the final account of Wilhelmine Zielesch, deceased. The hearing is scheduled for May 29, 1922 at 10 A M in the Court room of the County Court in Dallas Oregon. Attorney B F Swope represents the administrator. First published April 28, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmine Zielesch
State of
Oregon
Polk County
Dallas
Ernest Zielesch
Wilhemine Zielesch
B. F. Swope
Moore Getty
Final Settlement Hearing in Moore Getty Estate
Der supervises the final account of Moore Getty estate in Polk County Oregon. Hearing set for June 12, 1922 at 10 a.m. in Dallas Courtroom to hear objections and approve settlement. George E. Harmon administrator. B F Swope attorney. ml2-5t
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Harmon
Moore Getty
B. F. Swope
Notice of administration for Laucious Rice estate
By order of Polk County Court Oregon C A McLaughlin appointed administrator with will annexed of Laucious Rice deceased All claims must be filed at Independence Oregon within six months from April 14 1922 Jno R Sibley attorney for estate欠
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Oregon
Laucious Rice
Independence
Jno
R. Sibley
Notice to Creditors in Polk County Oregon Estate
Executors DeOrsa D Wheeler and Eugene W Wheeler appointors of C H Wheeler deceased notify all claimants to present verified claims with vouchers to their Buena Vista Oregon residence within six months. Court notice dated April 14 1922 and first publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC. HL Wheeler
State of
Oregon
Polk County
Buena Vista
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Ralph E. Williams
Missouri River
Harmony
Ralph Williams
Republican National Committee
National Organization
Congress
Northwest
W. B. Ayer
Court House
Byllesby
Dends
Billesley
Mountain States Power Company
Bullesby Engineering and Management Corporation
Engineers and Managers
Stayton
Jackson County
State Fish Commission
Willamette Slough
Eakin Im
Circuit Court
St. Helens
George L. Howard
Jacksonville
Diamond Lake
Forestry Office
Rokeburg
Mr. Howard
Saiom
Laird V. Woods
Ede Conner
Pbrt 7
Williams Drug
Carol Finching
Standard Otl Company
California
C. A. McLaughlin
DeOrsa D. Wheeler
Eugene W. Wheeler
C. H. Wheeler
Swope & Swope Lawyers Campbell Building
Independence, OR
D. E. Fletcher Cooper
C. C. Wright
M. D. C. Veterinarian
Bil S
Brotherhood of _ American Yeomen
K. P. Hall
Foreman
Bliss B. Byers
Arthur Black
Cor
A. L. Keeney
Independence, Oregon
Wind Mill
Barber Shop
Watkins & Weddle
Pioneer Employment Co
North Second St
Broadway
Panama
South High Street
Second House
Christian Church
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