A Streak of Bad Luck Hamps Gatlin Family Home Project
A harsh spell of misfortune slows J. 5. Gatlin as he labs to finish his house before winter. Clifford Bay’s help begins with a log rolling onto Gatlin’s leg, another mishap follows a Ridge run‑away injuring him against a post. Ellen Bay Gatlin now runs the household and acts as nurse while he recovers.
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J. 5
Gatlin
Clifford Bay
Ridge
Ellen Bay
Parcel Post Social at Hall a Year’s Social Success
The parcel post social at the hall last Friday drew a well filled crowd and lively entertainment. Refreshments pleased attendees and proceeds satisfied promoters. A total of 16.00 was handed to Rev. Brown who gave a cheerful response.
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Brown
Local note filled paper with ads and friendly notices
The column mixes ads and small town notices. It mentions T J Mader selling and leaving, a church wood donation, prize tomatoes, a Farmers Club picnic on October 20, and residents like Charles Kester and Nelson Bryant, with travel to Cheyenne for Odd Fellows and Rebekahs events.
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Charlea P. Kester
Alzada
Charles Hauber
Everette Engle
Cheyenne
The
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Old-Timer Visit and Local News Roundup
Jack McKinnon of Mercedes California visits the area with his wife recalling early settlement here. The Dobson Mason Bright Yeager and McKinnon families formed the original colony now scattered but prospering. Woxen family plans a vacation after renting stock and ranch. The column notes a bona fide sale, a Clarkes gathering, and arrival of new school books as pupils commit to a strong term.
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Jack McKinnon
Mercedes
California
del Irvin
Land of Sunshine and Flowers
Dobson
Mason
Bright
Yeager
McKinnon
Peter O. Woxem
Woxen
Clarkes
Tuition Fees Set by Salem Schools for Outside Pupils
Salem Oregon schools approve tuition for non district students across grades. Elementary to sixth pay 15 dollars per semester or a term. seventh and eighth pay 20 dollars per semester or a term. Ninth graders face high school rate of 80 dollars per semester, with Polk County students charged 30 dollars and refunds possible based on maintenance costs and enrollment.
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Salem
Oregon
Polk County
Crook County rancher John Driskill expands with herd and gear
John Driskill buys A W Weavers ranch cattle feed and accessories in Crook County. Mr and Mrs Weaver plan to enjoy life more, while friends cheer. A bachelor group visits Camp Creek to watch wild horse riding, calling the drive a great overland outing. The text also notes arrivals, show engagements, and local business bits including potatoes and bank loans.
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John Driskill
A. W. Weaver
Crook County
John
Mrs. Weaver
Camp Creek
Overland
Sam Sherman
George Grenier
Frank Chaffin
J. W. Hunter
L. R. Whipple
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