Two Young Evaders Steal Food Then Hid in Ranch Barn
Report from Buena Vista recounts Charles Williams and Bill Landreth, runaway youths from Salem reform school, who looted a home for meat bread jelly fruit and honey after breaking in. They later hid on a Kurre ranch with officers in pursuit and a $10 reward offered for each capture. The tale ends with a plea for mercy toward the boys.
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Charles Williams
Bill Landreth
Reform School
Salem
Buena Vista
Ferry Landing
Old Mill Eddy
Prather
Reform Schiool
Institution
Lewisville
Claude Kurre
Independence
Kurre Ranch
Mr. Kurre
Harley Prather
Facial Paralysis Case Reply From Salem Doctor
In a letter to Dr Darrin at the Wilamette Hotel in Salem a patient thanks the physician for his treatment of a severe facial paralysis. The writer recalls inability to close the eye and a drooped lower lid and corner of the mouth as the entire side of the face was paralyzed.
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Darrin
Wilamette Hotel
Salem
Cure for deafness and mind cure claims in editor letter
A letter to the editor touts Dr. Darrin as a cure for severe mind distress and lifelong deafness. It reproduces testimonials from W. T. Crosthwaite of Portland praising rapid improvement after treatment and from Richard Parrety noting his deafness healed in ten minutes by electricity and operation.
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Leon
W. T. Crosthwaite
Washington Street
Portland
Darrin
William Parrett
Dautor
Gindey
Middleton
Richard Parrety
Fine Line of Street Hats on Exhibition
Muze, M W. WauLack of Independence Oregon shows a fine line of street hats and ready to wear selections with bed rock prices.
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M. W. WauLack
Independence
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