Falsehoods Disproved Over Local Option Controversy
Fragmentary note shows claims that the Marion County Dry Committee was bought off by the Typor in terevte. Telegram from Miller of Dallas Ore cites inquiry into why local option question was not voted on by Marl county and records open meeting discussions and public opinion in favor of hot and malt.
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Marion County
Typor Interevte
Miller
Dallas
Halon
Ore
Marl
County
Local Ballot Debate Spurs Dry Stance From League Leaders
A garbled draft notes talks of ballot measures and a push toward dry policy. Kellogs chairs Law Reforcement League with ministers from Central Congregational and First Presbyterian churches among others. The text suggests a committee discussion aiming to influence the outcome on the ballot.
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G. KB. Kellogs
Law Reforcement League
Hev. O
Polk County Treasurer Candidate Seeks Voter Support
A Polk County Democratic nominee for County Treasurer outlines roots in the county and a long record of public service and business work. He cites birth near Alrile, education at Monmouth State College in 1894, seven years teaching, deputy assessor and deputy sheriff roles, and conduct of a confectionery store. He emphasizes honesty and courtesy in dealings and lifelong residence in the county.
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Staats
Polk County
Uat
Alrile
Monmouth State Arms School
Plea from Northwest Polk County on Oregon Dry
A reader from Dallas Oregon summarizes improved conditions in Polk County after 1908 dry laws. The letter argues liquor limits reduced drunkenness and dangers along roads, urging voters to support continued prohibition and noting a local meeting at Christian Church with Hear Meyers tonight.
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W. P. Miller
Dallas
Oregon
Sie
Polk County
Meyers
Christian Church
Oregon Dry
More Facts Less Booze Prohibition Debate Echoes Across Oregon
The article weighs historic dry versus wet arguments with pro and con quotes from the era. It cites the U S Supreme Court and Oregon opinions, comparing drunkenness arrests, bank resources, and local business impact under local option versus licensing in Dal-ling and Independence.
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Supreme Court
United States
Dalian
Dal- Ing
Independence
Independence National Bank
Independence News Roundup Includes Visits and Local Affairs
Local notes report Mrs. Lottie Doris and her mother return from Albany visit. D W Wilson and W C Webrs visit Independence. Wilson plans returns for Uint goats from Polk. C Vebra of Lebanon tours Independence with stock interest. Misses Millie and Anna Addison visit Monmouth. Eph Young’s house burned north of town. insured.
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Kramer's
Lottie Doris
D. L Hedges
Albany
D. W. Wilson
W. C. Webrs
Lebanon
Thos. Warren
Linn County
Independence
Wilson
Polk County
Duganne
Independente National Bank
Bell Phone
C. Vebra
Park County
Millie
Anna Addison
Monmouth
Meyers
Dallas
Christian Church
Oregon
Enterprise Office
Dawes
Buelneta Matters
Salem
Chas
Wieka
Rose
T. J. Fryer
Claude Fryer
Dauger
Als
Dr. Campbell
Castle Rock
Washington
Eph Young
Physician and attorney advertise in Independence area
Laura Price M D of Monmouth Oregon lists specialty obstetrics and women care at Bell Telephone Main 193 6 F Swope attorney at law and notary public will practice in all courts of the state Probate matters collections given prompt attention office Cooper Building Independence
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Laura Price
M. D
Monmouth
Oregon
F. Swope
Cooper Bldg
Oregon Office Hours in Cooper Building Rooms 2 and 3
Office hours listed as 9 to 12 and 2 to 6 with calls answered day and night in the Cooper building.
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Cooper Building
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