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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1914
Page
6
Practice in all courts and pro bono posts highlighted in the legal notices section. The item mentions court access and volunteer legal services without detailing specific cases or locations.
Salem report notes Marion county grand jury indicted the Great Northern Express company for violating liquor labeling laws in dry territory. The case stems from a gallon of wine shipped by Rose City importing to J A Benjamin, assistant attorney general, seized by Salem police after the package was not properly labeled. Prosecutors allege the importing firm labeled truthfully but the express firm covered it with its label, breaching the law.
Members of the Seventh company Oregon guard in Medford plan a club with bowling alleys a library and reading room for city youths. A swimming pool will be rented at their rooms on select days and a small gymnasium installed.
Preparations are under way across Polk county for displays at the 1916 Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco. Prune and hog samples grains sheep goats hogs cows and poultry will be shown. Fine flocks of sheep and goats from William Riddell & Sons Monmouth and F A Kozer Rickreall will be represented.
Mrs. Charles Croner of Eugene is described as the only two man freighter on the McKenzie River. She makes weekly 60 mile trips between Eugene and McKenzie Bridge carrying supplies for a summer resort with loads averaging 1600 pounds.
Under the Smith Lever act Oregon will receive 10000 for educational extension work in agriculture and domestic economy for the next year. Administered by the Oregon Agricultural College the funds support field demonstrations surveys farmer advisory visits and community meetings to address farming problems.
Five men arrive in Florence to survey the Siuslaw bar and assess impact of jetty work. Boat soundings show channel depth increasing by four to six feet.
John Bodgen, alias John A Harmon, described as one of the West Coast’s most dangerous criminals, was captured in Eugene by the county deputy sheriff of Woodland and railroad detectives after weeks of pursuit.
Salem Secretary of State Olcott fields a special corps to verify signatures on initiative petition pages. Negative arguments are not required to be filed until July 21.
Polk County completed main road oiling last week while Albany police chief's wife prevented prisoner escape. State groups chart papers for pamphlets, wage acts widen, and rail rates cut. Industrial accidents rise with three fatalities. weigh and measure gear expands statewide. Public notices include liquor prohibition and proportional representation proposals.
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