Tooze's uphill bid in Marion County contested by voters
In Salem on January 15, 1906 a letter argues Marion County Republicans oppose Tooze's Congressional bid. It lists ex senators and representatives, noting only three show support, none named strongly for Tooze, and criticizes his campaign funding and media use. It urges voters to study local sentiment.
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SaLem
Tooze
Marion County
Congress
Moores
Union County
J. A. Richardson
William P. Lord
John P. Looney
W. H. Hobson
Alonzo Gesner
N. H. Looney
Squire Farrar
William Waldo
Acob Voorhees
Edward Hirsch
I. L. Patterson
L. J. Adams
E. M. Crossan
Silverton
John Minto
A. N. Gilbert
D. W. Craig
M. L. Jonesudge
J. J. Murphy
Illiam Armstrong Ohn
Q. Wilson
Ohn
G. Wright
L. Calvert Abner Lewis Henry Keene
Col. Job M. Poorman
Frank Cave
Erome D. Simmons
Hos
B. Kay
G. Graham
Hofer
David Simpson
T. T. Geer
Tilmon Ford
W. T. Rigdon
W. A. Cusick
Fet
Bryan
Voice
Republican Press
Salem Statesman
The
Statesman
Hazelwood Cream Co opens Newberg plant boosts dairy growth
Hazelwood Cream Co establishes a Newberg plant converting local cream into its premium Hazelwood butter. The company buys from Atkinson Bros and plans rapid cream collection, paying patrons at the Newberg price with high Northwest selling prices. The move aims to expand dairying and strengthen the local industry.
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Newberg
Hazelwood Cream Co
Pacific Northwest
Atkinson Bros
Hazelwood Co
A. H. Lea
Portland
Puget Sound
Northwest
Hazelwood
Hazelwood Firm
Spokane
Washington
Hazelwood Creamery
Chehalem
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