Republicans to Meet Monday in Open Home Rally
Former Congressman Charles Gott of Kansas will be the guest speaker at a Republican rally in Iola open to the public next Monday at 7 30 PM. Gott, long prominent in Kansas politics, is described as an experienced campaigner and eloquent orator.
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Charles Gott
Kansas
Scott
Repuby National Committee
Jed
Iola Daily Register
Allen County
Tle
Register
Kansas Revenate
Congress
University of Kansas
College Emporia
Europe
Far Eost
High Schools Multiply At Rate Of A Day In The Nation
Federal data show more than 17 thousand new high schools opened in 28 years, 14 thousand districts reporting 1 785 619 students. City schools account for under 10 percent of total enrollment. Four year programs average 180 days. costs for large campuses run high. Texas leads in graduates continuing to college. salaries for principals vary widely by state.
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Ashington
MD of Education
Ntl
Bureau
Mt Bureau
Bureau Mt
Hstate
Texas
North Caroln
Kentucky
Erace
Thucs
Columbia
California
Mrssachusetts
New York
Nebraska
Polytechnic “Ith School
Los Angeles
Burton Henkle Wedding Captivates Autumn Ceremony
Ming Florence Burton and Chester W. Henkle wed at the Burton home with Dr. B H Dunsmore officiating. The couple, surrounded by relatives and friends, shared a buffet luncheon before departing for a brief honeymoon and future residence at the Kirkland cottage.
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Burton
Ming Florence Burton
Chester Ww. Henkle
Dunsmore
Presbyterian Church
Maurice Butler
You
Mamie Henkle
Myrtle Scrogga
Ivy Stanley
L. Fitchard
C. YD. Butler
Isia Theatre
Asa B. Robinson
Kirkland Cottage
Third
C Streets
Oregon Normal to Host Bagley Speaker in Chapel
Professor William Chandler Bagley of Columbia University will speak in the Monmouth chapel on Tuesday afternoon October 26 at 2 o'clock. The noted educator will address students and the public, with several faculty members traveling to county institutes this week.
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William Chandler Bagley
New York City
Bagley
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Ackerman
Mr. Bagley
Monmouth
St. Helens
State
Parent- Teachers Association
Portland
Delphians
Gentle
Pendleton
Beattie
Myrtle Point
Marshfield
North Bend
Coquille
Bandon
Munford
Mrs J H Thurston Injured by Fall
Mrs J H Thurston was seriously injured Wednesday noon when she fell striking her shoulder and side. Doctors fear possible dislocation and she was taken to Salem hospital for X ray examination.
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J. H. Thurston
Seggel Likely Named Captain of K Company Oregon National Guard
Louis W. Seggel, an Oregon Agricultural College alumnus and former overseas second lieutenant, is expected to be chosen captain of K Company, National Guard of Oregon, at a meeting in the armory. The selection follows the withdrawal of Ira D. Mix and Frank E. Dickson from the post. Adjutant General White attends the drill and a luncheon is planned at Hotel Beaver by the Retail Merchants' association.
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Louis W. Seggel
K Company
National Guard of Oregon
Armory
Seggel
Oregon Agriculural College
Joe Hubbard
L. Stdd
Ira D. Mix
Frank E. Dickson
White
Hotel Beaver
Retail Merchants’ Association
Painter survives 40 foot fall at Siletzx mill
George Slinker, a Walsetz painter for Siletzx Lumber & Logging, plunged 40 feet from a mill brace landing on shoulder and side. He suffered only bruises and was taken to Portland for hospital care after being brought to town Wednesday afternoon.
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George Slinker
Siletzx Lumber & Logging Company
Walsetz
Portland
Baker Kester Marriage Celebrated at Suver
Vera Baker wed Wellington C. Kester at the home of Mr and Mrs L Baker near Suver on Wednesday Oct 20. Both couples are well known in the community.
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L. Baker
Suver
Vera
Wellington C. Kester
Moonshine Still Found by Sheriff in Dallas
Sheriff John W. Orr and deputies raided Ernest Weibe’s Dallas home on Washington Street catching him distilling strong whiskey on a kitchen stove. Weibe, with about two quarts seized, pleaded guilty before JP John R. Sibley and paid a $75 fine plus costs. No evidence tied three visitors to the manufacture.
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John W. Orr
T. B. Hooker
J. E. Richter
Dallas
Ernest Weibe
Washington Street
Catholic Church
Weibe
Justice of the Peace
John R.sibley
Ashere
Linton Man Seeks Site for Small Country Store
W. C. Hunt of Linton visited this week seeking a location for a small country store with gasoline service. He is an old friend of J. D. Stevens who has been helping him in the effort.
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W. C. Hunt
Linton
J. D. Stevens
Oregon Debate on Five Percent Interest Amendment
A Monday night op era house discussion in Portland featured Cyrus A. Woodworth opposing the five percent interest limit as a stone wall isolating Oregon finance. Eugene A. Smith urged a marketing bill to cut middlemen and boost farmer returns with cooperative selling, endorsed by Grange and Farmers' Union.
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Oregon
Cyrus A. Woodworth
Portland
Opera House
D. E. Fletcher
Mr. Woodworth
Ladd & Tilton Bank
Eugene A. Smith
Woodworth
Mr. Smith
Smith
California
Weinstock
the Grange
Farmers’ Union
Valley & Siletz changes train schedule Sunday
A schedule change for the Valley and Siletz line takes effect October 24. The train from Valley will run daily except Sunday, arriving in Independence at 11:30 a.m. and departing at 1:00 p.m.
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Valley & Siletz
Valsetz
Independence
Homecoming Days at University Next Month
The University of Oregon plans elaborate homecoming events on November 12 and 18. Committees will spare no expense to welcome alumni and friends with a downtown pep rally, a campus parade, fireworks, and a dance at Kincaid Field. Registration on Fifth and Willamette will issue tickets and official alumni cars will aid transport.
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University of Oregon
Eugene
Oregon
College
11Th
Willamette
Kincaid Field
Campbell
University of Washington
Hayward Field
Chamber of Commerce
Endiny
Fifth
Improvement for Highway North
Work will begin on the Independence to Brunk's corner highway after assembling equipment. The route will be scarified and covered with fine crushed rock, using motive power to haul the machine. A Caterpillar tractor has been used, with another machine sought due to wet weather delaying farming ops. The road bears heavy traffic and is near total wear without repairs.
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Independence
Brunk’s Corner
A. McLaughlin
Polk County
Valsetz Siletz Mill Runs Steadily at High Output
The Siletz Lumber and Logging Company mill at Valsetz operates smoothly after a short commissioning period. Current daily cut reaches 100,000 feet, with plans to rise to 140,000 to 150,000 feet per day as production scales.
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Siletz Lumber & Logging Company
Valsetz
Testimony Concludes in Hill Divorce Case
The Albany proceeding resumed Thursday morning and concluded that evening. The judge may defer a decision for a little time.
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Hill
Albany
Local Nimrods Bag Six Bucks In Oregon Hunt
Mr and Mrs J W Dimick Chester Sloper and Loyal Lovering returned from the South Umpqua country in Southern Oregon after a two week trip by auto with headquarters at Tiller. Deer were plentiful despite rain and rough country, the largest buck requiring days to drag from the mountains for mounting. The Canyonville Independence run took 18 hours.
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J. W. Dimick
Chester Sloper
Lovering
Umpqua
Oregon
Dimicks
Messrs
Sloper
Lowyering
Tiller
Canyonville
Two Deer Captured by Local Nimrods Near Myrtle Creek
James Hilliard Henry Birkholtz and George E Conkey hunted on Hilliard's prune ranch east of Myrtle Creek and brought back two deer. One weighed 138 pounds the other was mature. Deer damage to fruit trees is a major problem for local growers with venison feasts following.
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James Hilliard
Henry Birkholtz
George E. Conkey
Mr. Hilliard
Myrtle Creek
Oak Point Community Club Food Sale Net $47.65
The Oak Point Community Club held a home cooked foods sale at Calbreath Jones run by Mrs. Joe Rogers with aides. Proceeds of the event totaled 47 66 to furnish the new community room used for school work and social events.
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OAK Point Food Sale Nets Community Club
Oak Point Community Club
Calbreath & Jones
Joe Rogers
L. B. Kays
William Craig
Charles Titchard
Independence
Portland Man Makes Independence Address
Portland Democrat Hon. Oglesby S. Young spoke at the opera house on the League of Nations. R. W. Baker chaired the meeting, with light attendance typical of the year. Young, a lawyer, praised Wilson’s policy and Cox’s sanction for adoption.
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Oglesby S. Young
Portland
R. W. Baker
Young
League of Nations
Wilson
Cox
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Charles F. Scott
Oregon Normal
Lintoon Man Herre
Brunk’s
Nimrods
Cow Creek Canyon
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