Republicans On War Path In Independence Club Meeting
Republican organizers held a Taf and Sherman club call meeting in Independence presided by F. A. Patterson. KR. H. Knox elected president, J. Dornalfo first vice president, Chas. BE Hicks secretary, B. F. Jones treasurer. A three member committee to solicit members was named. An eventful program with speakers and music is planned including Hon. R. J. Buller of Condon as a featured guest tomorrow night. The meeting occurred at the opera house. buggy whip with gold band lost between Independence and Brunk’s bridge.
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Republican War Horses of Independence
Taf
Sherman Club
F. A. Patterson
KR. H. Knox
J. Dornalfo
Chas. BE. Hicks
B. F. Jones
Cooper
Fred Hooper
Andy Wilson
Independence
R. Jh. Buller
Condon
Butler
Opera House
Oregon Field Trial Club Earns Noted Writeup in The American Field
An extensive two page feature by Dr. W A Bruette chronicles the inaugural Oregon Field Trial Club trials at Independence begun September 25. Thirteen Derby starters were led by Sport Dan atone and seventeen in the All Age Stake with Spot a RipRap first, amid notes on Mongolian pheasants and Chinese pheasants and dogs eluding scent and pursuit.
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America
Oregon
W. A. Bruette
Chicago
Oregon Field Trial Club
Independence
Ore
Pacific Coast
Sport Danatone
Rehearings Granted in Kreba Hop Co. vs Taylor Case
The Kreba Hop Co. gains a Supreme Court rehearing after misgivings over a minor bill. Krebs had earlier sued City Marshal Taylor following a July visit to Independence when his horse was kept in a livery stable amid a hot dusty day. The case moved through circuit and supreme courts, both ruling against Krebs.
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Kreba Hop Co
Taylor
Supreme Court
Independence
Krebs
Ciicuit Court
Salem Statesman
Monmouth News Notes Visitors and Local Changes
President E. D. Ressler visited Hillsboro Sunday while J. H. Moran remodels an office for his real estate business. Several Monmouth residents travel, relocate, or welcome new arrivals including Agnea Campbell returning from Corvallis and Maude Chapman visiting from Kansas. A moving picture show is planned near the post office and homes see renovations as Monmouth continues to grow.
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E. D. Ressler
Hillsboro
J. H. Moran
Clarence Hyde
Seattle Wash
C. C. Cowe
Monmouth
Hampton
John Remington
Society of Monmouth
Agnea Campbell
Corvallis
Maude Chapman
Kansas
J. B. Wright
F. A. Wilson
Angus
Minnesota
P. Springer
Letha
T. A. Riggs
E H. Bogart
B.f.mulkey
Jackson County
Miss Hawley
Frank Angell
Portland
Prize Winners at School Children's Fair in Dallas
The Dallas school fair on September 30 to October 1 listed many prize winners led by Pearl Phillips of district 2 and Wiley Gardner of district 7. Contests spanned corn, potatoes, onions, beets, melons, squash, pumpkins, and various craft categories with multiple district medals awarded.
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Dallas
Pearl Phillipe
Wiley Gardner
Lester Gardner
Byron Hoselton
Pearl Howelton
Paul Scott
Pearl Phillips
Paul Boott
Vern Kraber
Bay Grounds
Joe Helgerson
John W. Focht
Grace Macomber
Henrietta Bird
Orval Jones
Rollie Brown
Ansel Jones
Geo. Peterson
Lucien Lucien Arant
Albert Hilke
Homer Brown
Fred Fern
Peter Dichm
Basil Gillam
Ardila Gilliam
Ardila Gilliam, District 54, 3d. Three Stock Carrote
Peter Diehm
Willard Ingermanson
Sylva Hoselton
Merlie Gilliam
Mangel Wurtzel Beets
John Quiring
Edgar Winders
Pearl Hoselton
Annis Gilliam
Ralph Grant
Gladys Cutler
John Ruble
Basil Giliam
Christa Black
Harl Miller
Ruth Shaw
Basil Gilliam
Bert Hilke
Mammoth
Charlie Hinshaw
Hubbard
Charlie Hinkhaw
Pearl Moserton
Gehart Mehm
Lucien Arant
J. McLean
Bola Brown
Harold Withrow
Lowtor Gardner
Bird
Blele Houser
Christ Diehm
Erich Dierling
Handsled
Dwight Qui
Ruth Miller
Ada Longnecker
Anna Garner
Maggie Odom
Carson Odom
Alfre
Garner
Bread
Hastings Gets Best of Bandit in Stage Hold Up Portrait
John Hastings of Kahlotus Washington was among five passengers and the driver held up by a lone highwayman near Roseburg on Wednesday night. Hastings hid $60 in the cushions and lost $1. he joked with the bandit about a split swag and returned home to Kahlotus after the scare.
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John Hastings
Kahlotus
Washington
Roseburg
Harry McChesney
Mr. Hastings
Independence Hop Market Sees Strong Buyer Demand
C L Fitchard reports active buying at Independence with 220 bales of Walk er Bros bought at above 10 cents, plus 250 bales from W W Percival and 400 bales from R O Brady also above 10c. Portland buyers claim top price but trade notes Fitchard pays market plus. He forecasts two more large deals this week at above 10c as few choice hops remain.
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Independence
C. L. Fitchard
Walker Bros
W.W. W. Percival
R. O. Brady
Portland
Klaber
Wolf & Netter
Fitchard
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Taft and Sherman Club
AR. HW
Knox
Brunk’s Bridge
J.C. PD. Turner
Alva H. Craven
J. Powell
Salem
Hastings
Bandit
Moving Pictures
Polk County
Geo. C. Will
House of Geo. C
Commercial
J. A. Patterson Howe
Commercial Street
Salem, Oregon
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