Six Month County Jail For Alex Bayne In Polk County Court
Alex Bayne received a six month county jail sentence after a Polk County court found him guilty of crimes including a serious offense. Judge Kelley imposed the maximum sentence with a roughly $50 fine. Other court actions involved civil and criminal cases with referrals to the supreme court, and further trials anticipated on rape and related charges.
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Alex Bayne
Bate Chten
Polk County of Cult Court
Munty
Kelley
Prom Va
Loulka Bayne
Osult
J. Clifton
Salem
B. F. Swope
Bayse
Welker Va
Farner
New Club House Plans Discussed at Commercial Clay Meeting
The Commercial Clay club discusses a proposed new club room and improved train service. J L Honna Hirachperg and Dr Buther named to secure plans and cost estimates. Subscriptions near enough funds with stock plans a 25000 capital, building to be on C street. Secretary Swope to contact Southern Pacific for better service. Roses Nelson C W Hitkie and Mr Wiltse elected members. meeting adjourned to next Tuesday at 8.
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J. L Honna
Hirachperg
Dr. Buther
C. Street
Swope
Southern Pacific Company
Clup
Roses Nelson
C. W. Hitkie
Mr. Wiltse
Clt
J. L. Habna
Falls City race features Verd Min and Hill for legislature
Verd Min of Independence visited Falls City on Thursday as Polk county prepares for representation in the next legislature. Whether Mr. Paddock or Mr. Hill wins in November remains to be seen. Mrs. W G Shellenparger of Portland recovers after a Salem hospital operation by Drs Morse and Robertson.
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Independence
Falls City
Hill
Polk County
Paddock
W. G. Shellenparger
Portland
Cubs Defeat Albany in City Championship Pitching Duel
The Independence Cubs beat the Albany Colt in a low scoring Sunday contest. Pitcher Poster held Albany to four hits with 15 strikeouts as Independence advanced with strong defense and a lone offensive spark. The Cubs aim for the Valley championship and will likely face North Salem or Corvallis next weekend.
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Albany
Albinye
Elty
Cubs
Ferry
Independence
Arty
North Silom
Corvaliy
Kuwidey
Pendence Mrt
Independene
Che Phe
Stolen bases Highlight in Narrow Minor League Game
Burchett two steals Berry one Williams one Foster one. Bases on balls issued to Foster one Berry one. Earned run by Independence one Albany zero. Albany five to Independence four. Double plays Startup to John Doe. Passed balls by John Doe two Burchett one Jones and Westbrook miscues.
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Burchett
Berry
Williams
Foster
Balle
Independence
Albany
Bage
Startup
John Doe
Jones
Westbrook
Miendanta
A Quiet Home Wedding in West Momumolih Street
At the bride's home on Gundry May 19, Earl J. Brown and Fay L. Buchana were wed. Ceremony conducted by Mr Clan Densmore of Calgary Presbyterian Church. In attendance were a few close friends. The groom is a new city resident and both soon reside at their Melmouth Street property.
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Meerled
Melmouth Street
Doctor Helsley Wins Praise for Osteopathic Work
Dr and Mrs Helsley of Salem visited the city on Wednesday. The doctor will visit Independence three times weekly this summer on Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays. His osteopathic practice has been remarkably successful in past years in Silverton where he continues to visit. Citizens are urged to consider his treatment.
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Mre. Helsley
Salem
Independence
Helsley
Silverton
Falls City Lumber Co. official hints on proposed mill
Construction man W. A. Johnson and wife of Falls City visited Saturday. John son is the man with Falls City Lumber Co. He did not reveal details about a new mill here but expressed cautious optimism. He said the matter is progressing nicely.
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W. A. Johnson
Falls City
MT. Johnson
Falls City Lumber Co
Hibbs Suffers Stroke While Visiting Coryalus
J. D. Hibbs suffered a stroke of paralysis last week while visiting his daughter in Coryalus. After their car stalled on the way, Hibbs walked into town on a hot day, overexertion in the sun likely caused the illness. He is resting at his daughter Mrs. Thomas’s home in Coryalus.
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J. D. Hibbs
Coryalus
Mr. Hibbs
Mrs. Thomas
Local firm furnishes new Hotel Serena with upscale furnishings
Hico and Calbreath report Blue and Calbreath supplying a full hotel fit out for Hotel Serena. M. W. Walker, the lessee, is refurbishing offices with oak and burlwood pieces, Wilton carpets, and leather upholstered chairs. The project aims for completion by June 10 and involves a $5000 to $10000 spend on furnishings.
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Blee & Caltbreath
Salem
Ihoe & Calgreath
Serena
Yure
M. W. Walker
Leroen,ly
Blue & Calbreok
Walker Ha
Independence
Walker
Valey
Hico & Calbreath
First Annual Commencement at Indepnedance High School
The Indepnedance High School holds its first annual commencement two weeks from this evening with a notable program. Graduates include Loretta Cuth bert La Villa A. Dixon and Aretha McKinney. Class colors are Royal Blue and White, motto Launched but not Anchored. perfection rose named as class flower. Faculty includes Fred S. Crowley principal Ivy Burton and Mary Cate assistants.
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Indepnedance High School
Loretta Cuthbert
la Villa A. Dixon
Aretha McKinney
Fred S. Crowley
Ivy Burton
Mary Cate
Electric Bitters Fights Malaria And Restores Health
The ad claims mosquitos spread malaria causing chills fever and weakness and typhoid risk. It touts Electric Bitters as a cure that kills malaria germs and renews strength with a good appetite. Wm Fretwell of Lucama NC says three bottles drove malaria from his system and restored health. Best for stomach liver and kidney ailments priced 60 cents at druggists.
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Wm Fretwell
Lucama
N. C
Branley Miller Arrested Again by Marion County Constable
Report states Branley Miller was captured again by the Marion County Constable Suey Miller after a weekend warrant. He had previously been released on bond for alleged bicycle theft and related charges in Newport but did not return the bicycles or funds. The constable then transported him to jail amid claims of innocence.
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Branley Miller
Marion
Suey Miller
Marion Couty
Miller
Newport
Seem
Ile Bow Dleima
Roosevelt money trail and circus notes mix in report
The piece asks where Roosevelt campaign funds originate and details alleged payments to delegates. It lists backers like George W. Perkins and Frank A. Munsey, plus other Roosevelt supporters, plus a note on the Sells-Floto Circus arriving May 30 with a baby elephant born in California and raised by hand.
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Sells—Floto Circus
Salning
California
Alice
Jumbo
Uw'ford
Circus
May Build Hospital Rumors Stir Portland Plans
Rumors circulate about a hospital project in Portland with no formal confirmation. A visitor said a hospital would likely be set up if mills move from Falls City, and a mill may be built this year with electric service reaching the city soon.
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Portland
Falls City
Falls From Ferry Injures Girl During Picnic
A group of teachers hosted a Friday picnic for pupils. On returning from the Myer ferry grounds Leona Galties fell overboard and was rescued by ferryman Mr Weeren. She sustained a severe injury and is unlikely to recover fully.
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Myer
Leona Galties
Weeren
Albany Store Announces Big Suit Dress Sale
Chambers McCune in Albany announces a two week sale starting May 25 on spring and summer stock of suits coats and dresses with large assortments claimed to exceed Linn County rivals.
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Chambers & McCune
Albany
Mari Us
Otter
Linn County
Public disco fundraiser at opera house aims to spruce schoolrooms
Evening program by the pupils features dialogues recitations and dances to raise money for classroom improvements. Admission is 15 and 25 cents. Performances include Goose Drill Mother Goose operetta Printer's Pie and several songs and drills by boys and girls.
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Mark Hanna
Rosco Howard
Thelma Wilkes
Charlie Calbreath
Oregon
Vivian Browne
Vera Johnson
Hazel Calbreath
Blue
Bo-Peep
Guard Your Children Against Bowel Trouble
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Laxative Tablets for children and women. It cites ease of administration, chocolate flavor, and candy-like form to encourage use. The Sisters of Christian Charity endorse the product and note satisfaction with its action and taste. A 25 dose box costs 25 cents and is not sold in bulk.
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Miles
Sisters of Christian Charity
Charles St. Luzerne
Dr. Miles
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