Independent city notes and community visits in Oregon
Daily happenings from Riverside report numerous visitors and travels to Salem, Portland, Seattle, and Eugene. Local residents like Jessie Hunter and Robert Shepard wed. Thomas Pomeroy dies at fifty, with Masonic ties and four children. Community clubs hold gatherings. notable names include Irvine, Hedges, Whiteaker, and Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Walker
van Dornsite
Wm. Huff
Cordia Gooch
Fetha Bohannon
Bessie Butler
Thomas Pomeroy
Buena Vista
Pennsylvania
Oregon
Independence
Masonic Lodge
Gee. B. Pratt
Okanogan
Wash
Margaret Pomeroy
Dole Pomeroy
Done Pomeroy
Dunsmore
Resolutions in memory of Mrs Carlotta B Allen
The Rebekah lodge records sorrow at the death of Mrs Carlotta B Allen. Members express sympathy to her family and pledge the resolutions for the lodge records and publication. Also notes the wedding of Linnie Murphy to Hugh Guthrie at the bride’s parents home with Rev Wigmore officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dock Patterson
Hillsboro
I. A. Patterson
Carlotta B. Allen
Monmouth Herald
Linnie Murphy
Hugh Guthrie
Rev
Wigmore
Eugene
Serious Auto Crash Injures Local Riders After Races
Mose Winters with E. W. Strong and Archie Tetherow were passengers when their car turned turtle returning from Independence races. Strong fractured a arm and bruised, Winters injured but light, Tetherow worst with crushed nose and eye injury. He is under care and may recover slowly due to blood condition. Nearby residents and travelers are listed, with social notes and local movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mose Winters
Independence
E. W. Strong
Archie Tetherow
Strong
Winters
Tetheron
New Railroad Inc.
Articles of incorporation filed for the Independence Siletz and Pacific Railway Company capitalized at 500000. Road planned from near Simpson in Polk County to the Pacific coast through the Siletz Reservation to Cape Foulweather with O W Taylor D W Sears and H Hirschberg as incorporators. Project promises timber mills wood products and regional growth including Independence Monmouth and tourism access to Cape Foulweather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Luckiamute
Coast Range
Portland Journal
Coast Railway
Secretary of State
Independence
Independence, Siletz and Pacific Railway Company
Simpson
Polk County
Pacific Coast
Siletz
Cape Foulweather
Lincoln County
O. W. Taylor
D. W. Sears
H. Hirschberg
Monmouth
Advertisment support helps the Herald’s future
The Herald reveals its rely on local and distant ad work to stay in business in Monmouth. It warns without sufficient advertising the paper cannot continue, noting most income comes from job work and business from other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth
The
Herald
Rumor Dell Butler to Change Careers from Farming
The note suggests Dell Butler, a farmer, may retire soon to return to electrical engineering. It calls him a natural electrician and urges making engineering his life work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell Butler
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Independence News Budget
Riverside
Claud Kurre
Tillamook
Nora Mattison
Salem
B. F. Jones
Clint Moore
Portland
Mrs. Geo. Henkle
Corvallis
Geo. Ruef
Seattle
C. L. Crider
Dallas
E. Allin
Chas. Shenefield
Ethel Whiteaker
Vivian
Brownsville
W. R. Allin
H. F. McGrath
J. W. Richardson
Jack Irvine
McMinnville
Our City
Willard Ireland
Cleve Robinson
Elmer Daniels
Little Dorris Meiser
Albany
D. L. Hedges and
Jessie Hunter
Robert Shepard
Wm. Patent
E. E. Paddock
M. Merwin
Rebekah Resolutions
Machine
Turtle
Frank Kurre
Minnie Parker
Mrs. Green
Mrs
Morrison
Frank Richardson
C. A. Moore
Pendleton
J. L. Stockton
Zoe
Mrs. Steel
George Dunham
Goldendale
Washington
van Orsdale
Willis Hartman
A. E. Moore
Slab Creek
Mrs. Livengood
Bertie Bentley
Craven & Moore
Will Campbell
John Richardson
Toledo
Mrs. Drexler
Newart and Vicinity
Mr. Livengood
S. P
Travis
Ethel
Vvian Whiteaker
Mr. Toweler
California
Modesto
Leora Shadk
J. J. Williams
Plattville
Wisconsin
Mr. Hirschberg
R. J. Taylor
Grigsby
Mrs. Mott
Vancouver
Bertha Bohannan
Grace Jones
K. C
Mr. Pomeroy
NEW Railroad Incorporated
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