Willamette Flood Reaches Historic High and Devastates Valley
Flood surge near Willamette River causes widespread destruction to orchards, hop yards, and livestock losses. A quarter million feet of logs drift from Corvallis area, with major damage at Rose yard and to the lumber industry. Officials warn of wood famine as fresh scarcities unfold.
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Willamette Valley
Donwdl McCarthy
Tolen
Corvalliy
Loge
Corvallis A
Silom
Rose Yard
Davidson & Hedges
James Collins
Mr. Collins
Judge Galloway Holds Court in Dallag Session
Judge William Galloway sat in circuit court in Dallag Monday afternoon for a brief session. Orders include foreclosure dismissals, a decree for quit title, partition and amended complaint filings, and a divorce suit with $50 alimony ordered. Existing attorneys were listed for each party with various rulings noted.
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Galloway
William Galloway
Dallag
Ofircuit Court
G. G. Bingham
Demeurrer
H. M. Smith
Thoms Jones
L. Dbd
Brown
Tilghman Hinshaw
Anna Hinshaw
Oscar Hayter
L. D. Brown
D. L. Keytes
G. W. Shriver
N. L. Butler
Observer
W.T.U Parlor Meeting Held At Local Home
A Woman's Christian Temperance Union parlor meeting was conducted at a local home under the group's auspices. Leaders and attendees discussed temperance efforts and community outreach activities.
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The
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Union Thanking services held at Monmouth Evangelical Church
Community notes record yesterday Union Thanking services at the Evangelical church in Monmouth. Mr White of Independence exchanged his Lookin mute farm for a new residence in the city through W A Tucker Realty. Rebekahs Lodge No 17 held a banquet after initiation and officer elections. Mrs Haley and Mrs Kinney attended Sunday school convention. Poultry farmer Corsellus completed a large scratching shed and hen house for an extensive farm. Mrs Shreve returned to Port after a two week visit with her mother Mrs Davis.
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Evangelical
Monmouth
White
Independence
W. A. Tucker
Mra. Carpenter
North Yamhill
W. Strong
Agate Lodge No. 17
Rebekahs
Henrietta Haley
Ale Kinney
Christian Church
M. M. Jones
Corsellua
Jontile Shreve
Port
Mrs. Davia
Ww W Percival Ships Loge Car Load to Portland
Ww W Percival sent a car load of loge to Portland yesterday. The shipment highlights ongoing trade in timber moving through the Pacific Northwest port and reflects local business activity.
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W. Percival
Portland
Calvary Presbyterian Plans Sunday Services And Series
Calvary Presbyterian outlines next Sunday schedule with systems of giving and Debora the Strong minded Woman as topics. Evangelistic meetings at Christian church led by B Black and I N Mulkey have drawn twenty additions. Baptist Thanksgiving service set for morning with Why Give Thanks and How and evening sermon on Calvary. Sunday school at 10, worship at 11, lecture at 7.00, and youth events noted.
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Calvary Presbyterian
Calvary Presbyterian Church
The
Christian Church
B. ©. Black
I. N. Mulkey
the Baptist Church
Bulk oysters at the Gem Restaurant
Readable notice indicates bulk oysters available at the Gem Restaurant on eastern and Olympia streets. No further details provided.
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Eastern
Olympia
Gem
Our Town Growth And The Map Of Salem’s Rise
Secretary Hofer outlines steps for boosting Salem area growth through local effort. The piece notes community groups from fruit growers to churches working to raise town prominence on the map and urges residents to study their town, spread information, and act to attract business and prosperity. It also briefly mentions a Portland vs Independence football game with injuries to Pomeroy and Eldridge.
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Salem
Falom Ani
Oregon
Grange
Farmers’ Institute
Roude mHellings
Hofer
Board of Trade
Tages
Portland
Mattinga
Pomeroy
William Ad Bimerick
Mattson
Geme
Independence Club Triumphs Over Multnomah Addition
The Independence Athletic Club defeated Multnomah Addition yesterday afternoon, extending its strong field play and win streak in a decisive performance.
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Independence Athletic Club
Multnomah
Probate Hearings and Appointments Report
Unclear names and roles appear in this fragment describing probate actions. The content notes accounts set for hearing December 27, appointments of administrators and executors, bond status, and appraisers for multiple estates including Mallada Syron and Vioia Sloper, with discharge of administrators for some estates.
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Buta
W. C. Brows
Mallada Syron
Byron
J. L
Gink
Jam Meine
W. HH
Andrews
Soprabets
Howie
Augalia Campbell
de Coneg
Frank L. Brown
Vioia Sloper
Willard A. Sloper
Charles O.sloper
W. H Cockle
A. W. Cooper
Cooper
Geo. Agee
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement affidavit 1886
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of J. Cheney & Co. asserts the firm will pay one hundred dollars for every catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gileavon confirms on December 6, 1886. The firm claims internal cure affecting blood and mucous surfaces, with testimonials and Toledo address. Also mentions Hall's Family Pile for constipation.
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State of Ohio
City of
Toledo
Leeds County
Frank J. Cheney
J. Cheney & Co
Cheney
A. W. Gileavon
Hall
Fr. J Cheney & Co
County High School Debating League Plans Announced
Principals from Falls City and other county high schools gathered at the county school superintendent's office in Dallas to approve this year’s High School Debating League, now with twelve teams. J Dunton was re elected president and H C Seymour re elected secretary. Debates run January February and March under the triangular system with a county championship cup and medals for top debaters.
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Dallas
J. Dunton
Falls City
H. C. Seymour
Farewell Reception For Miss Ma rel Boyle
A farewell reception was held Saturday evening at Prof and Mrs McIntosh home before Miss Boyle departs with her parents for Seattle. The event featured games and sparkling refreshments. An Independence High School pennant was presented to Miss Boyle in memory of her school days, with only teachers and pupils in attendance.
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Marel Boyle
Mrs. McIntosh
Seattle
Miss Boyle
Independence High School
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