Community Notes From Independence Area Hop Picking Season
Buena Vista visitors include A J Richardson and family of Independence from this place. Bob Emmons of Albany visited. Vera Emmons returned home after summer with grandparents. Ote Cole visits sister R E Prather. T D McClain of Salem camps at Wigrich Ranch during hop picking. Rose Herron of Portland and Charles Kan of Amity visited Marguerite McClain relatives. Prather outing at Cascadia and Belknap Springs. Dr Ellis returned to Portland after caring for Guy Prather. Orville and Alma Wells visited in Portland. Sam Irvine builds a barn on ranch south of town. Harmon drives Oberson truck hauling grain. Rev Burns, former Evangelical pastor, visited. G W Bowman drives new Ford from Ace Garage Independence. Lela McCann returns home to grandparents after six weeks near Harrisburg. Martin Conger and daughter visit Cleve Prather. E B Gobat family visit with Mrs Gobat’s sister. Edgar Lichty and Loyd De Vall visit D W Nickells. Neal helps Turnbull in store while uncle runs Sloper Bros. Edna Schrunk returns to Idaho after vacation. Keyers and Loybaling crew bale hay for Lichty and Rose. New gasoline engine installed on Marion Polk ferry. W S McClain begins receiving blackberries. People pick fruit for Hunt Brothers at Salem cannery.
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A. J. Richardson
Independence
Bob Emmons
Albany
Vera
Ote Cole
R. E. Prather
T. D. McClain
Salem
Wigrich Ranche
Rose Herron
Portland
Charles Kan
Amity
Marguerite McClain
M. N. Prather
Cascadia
Belknap Springs
Ellis
Ace
Lela McCann
Harrisburg
Martin Conger
Suver
Cleve Prather
E. B. Gobat
Addie Gobat
E. Harmon
Edgar Lichty
Loyd de Vall
D. W
Ed Lichty
Major Rose
Marion and
Polk County
W. S. McClain
Hunt Brothers
Salem Cannery
Local Notes From Parker and Surrounding Areas
Parker Mrs Edward Veith visits relatives in Dakota. Miss Owen from Seattle visits Houses. Co operative Threshing Co reports a strong season averaging 900 to 1000 bushels daily. Dean Winslow James Winslow Will Shirk and Paul Sharp cutting wood on Horton Place. Miss Emma Zielesch visiting Salem. Mr and Mrs A B Lacey spent Sunday in Rickreall. Mrs Donald McEwen of Seattle visits her parents P T Peterson. Mrs W R Kelley of Marmouth North Dakota visits C W Sparks. Miss Alta Daniels of Hillsdale elected Parker school teacher. School to start September 20. The Misses Pauline and Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Veith
Dakota
Owen
Seattle
University of Washington
Co-operative Threshing Co
Dean Winslow
James Winslow
Will Shirk
Paul Sharp
Horton Place
Emma Zielesch
Salem
A. B. Lacey
Rickreall
Donald McEwen
Wash
P. T. Peterson
Alta Daniels
Hillsdale
Oregon
Parker School
Pauline and
Marion
Social notes from Dallas and Parker visits
Dickinson spent Sunday with friends in Dallas. Mr B Stevens of near Rickreall was a business caller in town Thursday. Miss Elizabeth Mixer of Dallas visited friends and relatives in Parker the last of last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickinson
Dallas
B. Stevens
Rickreall
Elizabeth Mixer
Parker
Calvary Presbyterian Church Announces Sunday Services
Calvary Presbyterian Church will hold regular services next Sunday morning Sept 5 at 12 o clock led by Dr H Chas Duns more A cordial invitation is extended Public Sunday school begins at 10 am and the evening service at 7 30 with a sermon by Rev C T Cook
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Presbyterian Church
H. Chas. Dunsmore
C. T. Cook
Second Special Lecture At Baptist Church Delivers Two Talks
Rainy Sunday drew larger crowd at the Baptist Church. Rev Proppe preached Stand or Compromise at 11 a.m. and Satan at 8 p.m. Miss Ehrma Boughey leads the Young People social next week. Services are free with a hearty welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Proppe
Young Peoples’ Society
Ehrma Boughey
Satan
Fifty-ninth Oregon State Fair opens in Salem
The thirty four week Oregon State Fair runs September 27 through October 2 in Salem with agricultural livestock and industrial exhibits a top horse show and races, plus amusements. Secretary A. H. Lea reports the event greater and better than ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon State Fair
Salem
A. H. Lea
Oregon salmon culture boosts Columbia River pack to record
The 1916 chinook pack on the Columbia totals 600000 cases, the largest ever, says R E Clanton state superintendent of hatcheries. He credits Oregon's 1910 culture method for the rise and notes $6,000,000 paid to salmon trollers and seiners and an at least 10 million dollar value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Columbia River
R. E. Clanton
Astoria
Mr. Clanton
United States
Canada
Clanton
Oregon
Rehabilitation program aids injured Salem workers
Members of the service commission estimate at least forty men in Salem are disabled while working for Oregon industries. The rehabilitation program offers training opportunities to help these workers support themselves, though many face permanent disability and cannot return to prior labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Service Commission
Oregon Industries
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EE ‘A. McLaughlin
Vice
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Gashier
D. W. Sears
Otis D. Butler
W. H. Walker
Mens Federal Reserve System
Buena Vista
W. R. Kelley
Marmouth
North Dakota
C. W. Sparks
Brothers
Price
f.C.b
Sayles Motor Car Co
Dodge Bros
Independence, Orb
M. E. Church
Independence Telephone Co
Enterprise Office
Acre
J. B. Way
Ore
C Street
Elks
Will Block
Indedependence Realty Co
W. J. Clark
McArthur & Stauff Rickreall
Savage, Curtis and Racine
M.j.o’donnell
Bete Benk
Dallas, Oregon
Nash Truck
Nash
Morris & CompAny
Standard Oil Company
Palmolive Company
American Steel Foundries Company
Auto Uftilities
Hart Schaffner & Marx Bishop
Fabric Micheals Sterns
Salem Weslen Mills
C. P. Bishop
Columbia
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