Tongue of Oregon Wins Big in Congress for State
Eugene Register notes Thomas Tongue secures Oregon’s river and harbor funds and a Salem federal building, praising his hard work, rapid correspondence, and focus on practical duties over speeches. He chairs irrigation of arid lands and serves on River and Harbor, delivering major appropriations for Coquille, Siuslaw, Tillamook, Coos Bay, and the Willamette above Portland.
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Congress
Tongue
Hinelf
Sein
Humeraus Oealties
Tower House of Congress
Republican Organization
California
Washington
Oregon
Senate
Commerce
Sisterhood of States
United States
Tone
Lee
House
Siuslaw River
Coquille River
Coos Bay
Union
The
Columbia
House Committee On
Willamette River
Portland
Salem
Eugene Register
Normal School Commencement Programme Set for June
The State Normal School announces its June Exercises with a full programme. The Class of 25 will graduate and receive a life size portrait of President T F Campbell. Events include a June 4 performance of The Rivals, a June 15 baccalaureate by Rev T L Elliott, class day, field day, alumni reunion, and an alumni banquet.
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Tr. BF. Campbell
State Normal School
Sheridan
T. L.elliett
Portland
Elva Whealdon
T. C. Allen
Moon East
Ora Overholtzer
Neva J. Whitney
T. F. Campbell
Memorial Association
Christian College
Normal School
W. JD. Fenton
Justice Wolverton
Hallie Parrish-Hinges
Salem
Dallas College Defeats Normal School by One Point
In Dallas on Saturday the Dallas college team edged the Normal school nine to six in a close meet. Northwest records nearly fell as Dallas excelled in track while Normal led field events. The event list includes yard dash times, sprints, hurdles, relays, and field results with winners and distances. The visit of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs delegates to Newport was noted with Mills elected Grand Warden.
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Dallas
Dallas College
Normal School
Matthews
Normal
Guy
Mal
Fest Bittoor
Cue Murphy
Vallely
Gay
Poling
Goodman
Arnold
Bittner
Teats
B. Teats
Dalina
Giret
M.teats
Gates
Roughman
Greed Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Rebekihs
A. A. Mills
K. B Ferguson
Dr. BR. By Ketchum
J. A. Mills
Grand Lodge
Mills
John
Local Visitors Spend Time in Capital City
Mrs J K Hubbard and her son Claude visited the capital city on Monday. C L Fitchard returned Thursday evening from several days stay in Portland.
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J. K. Hubbard
Claude
C. L. Fitchard
Portland
Memorial Sunday Observed in Independence Churches
Memorial Sunday was observed with congregations dismissed after morning services in Independence. A special motor from Monmouth brought a large crowd, and Rev. E. C. Wigmore of the Monmouth Christian church delivered an eloquent address.
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Churches of Independence
Monmouth
E. C. Wigmore
Monmouth Christian Church
New Tennis Club Formed in Independence
A lawn tennis club with eight members is organized in Independence. Members include Dr. C D Butler C W Irvine Louie Wiprut Dr W R Allin R E Gray W H Craven Rev G Howard Osborne and P M Kirkland. A new court on the vacant lot opposite E E Paddock is ready and locals expect contests with nearby towns and regular leisure play.
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Independence
C.D. Butler
C. W. Irvine
Louie Wiprut
W. R. Allin
R. E. Gray
W. H. Craven
G. Howard Osborne
P.M. Kirkland
E. E. Paddock
Rain Backed Up By Small Shower In Great Falls
Miss Vena Goff, former Independence young lady now teaching in Great Falls Montana, writes that Independence residents know little about rain. A two or three house shower in Great Falls caused streets to become rivulets feeding a small river. She jokes about taking rain in smaller doses.
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Vena Goff
Independence
Great Falls
Montana
Oura
Harvest Faith in Fine Weather Boosts Hop Crops
Fine weather this week aids hop cultivation with rapid progress. Gardens are expanding and crops show improvement as workers push ahead with planting and tending.
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Toogue
Gregon
Congresa
Congres
Ire
Ff. M. Butler
Northwest
Evenden
Gross
Gubser
Grose
Ellis
Murphy
Shaw
Lu O.F
Newport
NEW Tennis Club
Toe
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