Jones Seeks Circuit Judge Post in Second District
Benjamin F. Jones, land office registrar at Roneburg and leader in Lincoln and Polk counties, files declaration to run for circuit judge. He asks the secretary of state to print a pledge on ballots praising a square deal and cites past legislative work and rate-case involvement with Pacific Express, Wells Fargo, and railroad commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. Jones
Roneburg
Lincoln
Polk
Inez Wed Penday
Jones
Oregon
Pacific and
Wella Fargo Express
Real Estate Transfers Listed for Various Townships and Names
Real estate transfers reported include John E. Miller to Ada F. Tredway for 223.05 acres in Dallas Fort area and Edward Dunn to Emma Dunn on a lot in Dallas. Other transfers cover tracts and lots across Falls City West Salem and Klose areas, with prices ranging from $1 to $900 and parcels from 1 to 223 acres. Names include Miller, Tredway, Dunn, Berg, Masters, Holman, Purvine, Craig, Hartley, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Miller
Ada F. Tredway
Edward Dunn
Emma Dunn
Dallas
A. Gibson
Rey
Henry Berg
Sa M. Purvine Ton
Hartley
J. B. Craig
Maggie B. Masters
Fred Holman
Eigma
Taylor Dunn
D. W
Dalle
Ry Fern
Polk
R& W
Cc. Guyer
Young W. E. Miller
J. H. Stewart
Edna Stewart
Falls City
N. Newbill
J. W. Brown
Y. Thompson
Nathaniel Fred Hughes
A. Manning
Hattle E. R
Josephine A. Stanton
George L. Re
West Salem
Pitts
George Lb
Western Lumber Company
Eldile R. Vashaw
Coad
W. V. Fi
Oscar Hayterlots
Klose
Tiffiee
Death of Henry Christian at Corvallis prompts obituary
Henry Christian died in Corvallis on Wednesday August 31. Born on the Isle of Man, he was a sailor for many years and a country peer who once ran a small carrier from Dallas. Services were held at the United Church in the city with interment in Monmouth Cemetery. He is survived by six children: Mrs. Mary E of Portland, Mrs. Rhoda Baker and Mrs. Isabella Baker, Mrs. Avis Gaines, and his wife Mrs. Christian, plus other heirs listed in the notice.
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Ity Christian
Corvallis
Christian
Isle of Man
Dallas Peaeburs
Aeiolas Heral
Rey. S
Monmouth
Mary E
Portland
Rhoda Baker
Land
Isabella Baker
Avis Gaines
Candidate Announces Candidacy for Representative
The document records a declaration of candidacy for the nomination of representative by a Democratic party member subject to party primaries on September 24, 1910. The text appears from a period political notice with a short line referencing a page fragment.
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Democratic Party
Portland club offers silver cup for top Oregon apple exhibit
The Portland Commercial Club offers a solid silver cup valued at $100 to the best ten boxes of apples grown in Oregon and shown at the National Apple Show in Spokane November 14 18. The 13 inch high trophy will go to the winning exhibit with many entries expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Portland Commercial Club
Spokane
Jolly Outing for Ald Society at Hedges Bench Orchard
The Ald Society of the M E church and friends toured to Hedges Bench orchard last Thursday. Kurre and Brown provided transport, a long-table dinner was set under the trees, Hodges family joined, sixty five attendees enjoyed peaches, and each left with a fruit supply. The group voted thanks to the Hedges for a delightful day.
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Ladles Ald Society
MEB. Church
Hedges Bench Orchard
Kurre
Brown
Mr.Hodges
Hedges
Hart Seeks Attorney General Nomination in Eastern Oregon
Senator J N Hart of Baker county runs for Attorney General and is praised by Judge William Smith as one of the best lawyers in Eastern Oregon. Hart, 41, has 15 years practice, four years as district attorney, and has served as state senator since 1906. His rival Crawford has served two consecutive terms as attorney general.
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J. N. Hart
Baker County
Iowa
Hart
Dallay
Sinc
Wiliam Smith
Eighth Judicial District
Oregon
Benson
Crawford
Attorney-Genera
Church Announcements Baptist School Prize Sunday
The Baptist church schedules Sunday school at 10, B Y P A at 7 15, preaching at 11 and 8. Wednesday prayer meeting at 8 led by Rev. W J Weber at 1 2 and 8. Sunday school at 10 and song service at 7 20. Evening theme Modern Prodigals.
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W. J. Weber
Independence WCTU Elects Officers for Year
The Independence W C T U met after a meeting with Rev Weber. President Esther Morgan and officers were chosen for the coming year. County executives met in Dallas with Mrs Karre and Mrs Dunsmore taking posts. Next meeting set for Wednesday September 7 at 2:30 in the M E church.
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Weber
Esther Morgan
Alice Karre
Pear. Weber
Martha Richardson
Baptist Sunday School Picnic By The River
On Thursday morning August 25 a group of six Baptist Sunday school members and friends went by ferry to a riverside cabin. Children played running and jumping games to spark appetites, then took part in races with prizes. In the afternoon some rowboats were used to shuttle the party up and down the river bank, returning home safely with everyone happy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Sunday School
Obrey Basoue
Asa Graves
Beryl] Orr
Fred Muhleman
Carrie Seaman
Cecil Swope
Beryl Orr
Ella Muhleman
Charles Ewing
Enn Seaman
Pilenie
Mrs Cuthbert Urges Businesses to Close on God's Holy Day
A church letter from Mrs H. S. Cuthbert pleads with independent merchants to keep shops closed on the Sabbath. She cites biblical commands to rest on the day and warns of parental influence on children, urging a faithful Christian example and eternal living.
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Christ
Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
Cuthbert
Probate notes reveal multiple estates and hearings in progress
In the matters listed, petitions for probate are filed for several estates. Appointments include administrators and appraisers, with final accounts and hearings scheduled for Michie Smith Ray Lawler and Eliza Emmons estates, and bonds filed for Pleasant Orchard.
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William
Boots
F. W. Aires
Tupther
Michie Smith
Deceas
Mr Smith
Jesse B. Simkins
Nam J. Wright
John Simkins
Ray Lawler
Tamiber
Eliza Emmons
Death of T B Huntley in Independence at 72
T B Huntley died at 8 10 AM at his son Wallace Huntley's home in Independence after two weeks of paralysis. A Rock Island Illinois-born pioneer who moved to California at 15, he lived in Independence thirty years, served as road supervisor, and wrote for the Enterprise. Survived by six children: Chas, Wallace, James of Independence. Minnie Burnett, Geo, and Ben Huntley of Portland. Wife died six years earlier. Funeral at 1 30 PM Sunday from W Huntley's home with interment at a local cemetery.
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T. A. Huntley
Wallace Huntley
Mr. Huntley
Rock Seand
Ilinois
Plains
California
Independence
Enterprise
Electric Bitters Endure Severe Strains Claim
A testimonial from Mrs. J. E. Van de Sande of Kirkland Illinois credits Electric Bitters with preventing breakdown during a three month period of extreme strain. The ad promises health and strength and guarantees satisfaction with a 50 cent price at druggists.
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J, BE
van de Sande
Kirkland
Injured Carpenter Falls Twenty Three Feet at Hop House
Charles Richardson suffered a back injury and a severely sprained ankle after a fall from about twenty three feet while working on a hop house at Rick reall. He lies at home under a physician’s care and is improving but not yet able to go out.
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Charles Richardson
Rickreall
A Towns Main Street And Its Business Fate
A Grammer notes that a town failing to keep its main business street in repair loses farmer trade and eventually its best business men across fifty towns in Illinois and Indiana.
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Illinois
Indiana
Williams Drug Co Ad Promises Precise Compounding
An advertisement from Williams Drug Co asserts that medical success hinges on prescriptions being accurately compounded with fresh, pure drugs, branding their service as the solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Drug Co
Fire Conditions Improving In Douglas County
Fire conditions in Douglas County are improving according to reports from stricken districts. Acting Forester Harpham is advertising for volunteer firefighters and as long as they can be secured there is little probability of militia being pressed into service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseburg
Douglas County
Harpham
Citizens discuss Coos Bay Traction bonds
A mass meeting in North Bend urged citizens to buy bonds for the Coos Bay Traction Company electric line. Of the $50,000 bond issue, $35,000 was subscribed at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
North Bend
Coos Bay Traction Corporation
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Henry Christian
Commercial Club
Senator Hart
Baptist. Church
M. E. Church
Www
Cc. T. U. Meating
T. B. Huntley
Tailoring Coo
New York
Chicago
International
America
O. A. Kramer
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