Joings at the State Normal Students Welcome Prof Robinson
The Vespertines and Normal Society greet Prof L Robinson on leave from Teachers College New York. Portland attorney Robert A Miller and Polk county ex sheriff attended the Normal for a few hours. Various student notes, entertainments, society events and a first basketball game are outlined, with donations listed to cover shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vespertines
Normal Society
L. «. Robinson
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
New York
Robinson
Robt. A. Miller
Portland
An Orsden
Polk County
Normal
Nora J. Sorenson
Corvallis
Mandy W. Cooke
Pendleton
Miss Cooke
East
Minses Tinnerster
Haker
Oil committee report on street costs and unpaid balances
The Independence oil committee presents totals for street oil expenses and notes unpaid amounts due to refusals to pay, detailing overall costs and outstanding balances.
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OIL Committee
Independence
Promote Simple Home Remedy for Rheumatism
An amateur recipe claims to ease rheumatism using Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Kargep, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla mixed with water. Users are advised to take a teaspoon after meals. the note warns the ingredients are harmless but emphasizes caution with stomach health.
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Dedtii
Ellenia
Jafarnathon
Falls City Logger Crushed by Engine in Timber Work
Falls City logger Lora Clarence Vermilion an employee of Falls City Logging Company was crushed to death when a donkey engine snapped free and pinned him to a log. The accident occurred Wednesday afternoon near the timber. Coroner Chapman and W. E. Johnston arranged burial in Jefferson City Kansas. Vermilion, about 28, unmarried, surviving sister Mrs Johnston of Little Falls and two brothers. Officials say the accident was unforeseen and no blame assigned.
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Clarence N. Vermilion
Falls City
Parifle
Dallas
Chapman
W. E. Johnston
Jefferson City
Kansas
Vermilion
Butler set for closing rally hints at next GOP bid
East Oregon law notes R. R. Butler speech at a closing republican rally hints at his possible bid for congress. A rival who tried to beat Nis last spring faces political defeat. Samuel R. Worley of Hixburg Va. claims fifty years as a blacksmith and praises Chamberlain's Pain Balm for back pain and rheumatism. P M Kirkland sells it.
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George M. Felton
South Gibson
A. W. Miles
Chamberlain
P.M. Kirkland
R. R. Butler
Congress
Nis
Oregon
Law
Samuel R. Worley
Hixburg
P.m.kirkland
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the Bee Hive Store
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George Gilbert Hancroft
San Francisco
Bancroft
D. Lillian Lewis
Williams Dixie Jubilee Singers
Delphian Society
Vespertine
Hazel Work
Hagel West
Jean Kuykendall
ne—Society
Briggs
Mesars
Bogyn+ski
Dunham and
Phelps
Howard Morlan
Artie Burkhead
Archie McNiell
Henry
Harold Herren
United States
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Springer
Sacre
Lindagay
Crowley
Vespertine Society
Song—Society
Whitter
Miss Robinson
Miss Scott
Muhleman
City of Independence
City of Monmouth
Poparta
oSliane Lele
Aecess
R. M. Wade & Co
Irvine's
Revees
Independence National Bank
Flist State Bank
Aegis Conkey, Walker & Lehman Rice & Calbreath
Craven & Moore
A. Gross
C. G. Irvine
W. E. Craven
Total Fate
Direstions
Lora
Eugene
C. L. Fitchard
Creaswell
R. C. Brady