Dallas Growth and Prohibition Debate Highlight Independence Items
In Independence Oregon a local newspaper column contrasts Dallas growth and opposition to a dry town. Dallas builds houses and expands institutions while churches and businesses prosper, with commentary on tax policy and civic improvements noted amid religious protests and editorial critiques.
A Plea for County Voters on Prohibition Question
The Observer argues citizens of Dallas and Polk counties should follow local voices over traveling prohibition speakers. It notes taxpayers with assets fund both sides, and claims dry speakers lack paper platform and real authority. J L Castle seeks Republican nomination for County Treasurer and urges voter turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jd. II. Cantle
Republicas
Pole County
Editor Critiques Saloons License Tax in Observer Opinion
The Observer editor argues Dallas loses 2400 dollars a year due to no license from saloons and questions who bears the cost under the license plan. He asserts taxes fall on the wealthy and property owners while the wage earner pays little, challenging the fairness of the system.
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The
Observer
Dallas
Albany Sees Tax Values Rise as Prohibition Binds
The observer notes tax rates did not rise despite higher property values citing two causes. First a shift away from liquor traffic frees citizens to act independently, boosting civic pride. Second Albany’s desirability grows as a place to live and raise children, with dry four years aiding events like Chautauqua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albsap
al ‘Bany
Lcense
Albany
Whiskey and politics swirl in county sheriff dispute
A local newspaper denounces the defense of Sheriff Grant amid a heated wet and dry controversy. The Observer accuses the Enterprise of party loyalty and notes campaign shifts affecting support for the sheriff and the assembly candidate, citing motives behind editorials and votes.
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Lee Democratic Party
Pom County
Grant
Observer
Resolvent
Sherumt Grant
Primarion
Uinthia
Assembly
Congress
Negrgent
Mulke
Hayter
le Hee
Aleriff
Community notes list local moves and visits in Monmouth
Mrs W R Graham visited Salon. Mrs De Vitt went to Falle Cit. John Remington on business in Idaho. Rites Dons of New Salem cabled. A residence on Main Street owned by Mrs Garder of Musene destroyed by fire with no insurance. Postmisters Wolverton and Irene Dalton wed in October 1910.
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W. R. Graham
Salon
de Vitt
Falle
Cit
John Remington
Idaho
P. &. Chase
Corvallis
D. M. Guthrie
J. W. White
Salem
Milton McGowas
Independence
Paul Tucheron
Remington
J.lindsay
Newport
William Riddell and Sons
Ontario
Washington
Joan Remington
Harvey
F. H. Mulkey
Mulkeys
Hyde
Jo. E. Perehvuy
Slecras
Iamette
Sle
Mortland
Rites Dons of
New Salem
Main Street
Gardter
Musene
A. Wolverton
Irene Dalton
W. A. Wood
Shadow Social at K P Hall Halloween Event
Announcement for a Shadow Social at the K of P hall next Monday Halloween night hosted by the Fraternal Union. Attendees are asked to bring a basket and remember the event as a social gathering. Williams Drug Co advertises purity of prescriptions and drugs.
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Shadow Social
K. of
P. Hall
Montay Nischt
Mallowe'en
Hallowe'en
Williams Drug Co
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J. L. Castle
Monmouth News
W. R. Allin
Cooper Bidz
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J. S. Smith
Airlie
Anderson Furnace CO
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Hanna Brothers
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Hanna Bros
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